Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 2550: Admitting Defeat
Learning is a good thing, but you can’t consult other teachers about the problem. Xie Wanying remembered Senior Kang’s experience and declined, "Teacher, redoing all heart examinations takes time. The surgery on our side has started, Xiaohui’s surgery probably hasn’t started yet."
Goodness, the teacher just mentioned it’s uncertain who is faster, yet she straightforwardly concluded they are slower. This is a case of the student surpassing the master.
The crowd listening to her straightforward words exchanged bewildered looks.
Everyone’s eyes swiftly turned to Director Gong.
This Guoxie’s stubbornness makes people wonder what to do. Dr. Cheng Yuchen patted his forehead, glancing at his superior. Cao Zhao’s dark eyes seemed to be filled with laughter, showing no need for concern.
Doctors, when discussing technical issues, there’s no need to worry about it; if you need to refute, do it. In academic matters, everyone is equal. Otherwise, you wouldn’t have those big bosses always arguing in academic seminars.
Director Gong’s eyes narrowed slightly, a bit surprised, and asked, "Tell me, why do you say our team’s surgery will be later than yours?"
Dear student, don’t always try to flatter your teacher thoughtlessly; it will have consequences.
This shows that the top leader doesn’t understand Student Xie’s style at all. Student Xie doesn’t know how to flatter; she just honestly said, "Rescue just occurred with medications used, and we need to wait for the patient’s vital signs to stabilize. Clinically, this observation period cannot be shorter than two hours, no matter how urgent. For example, the commonly used dopamine takes effect five minutes after intravenous push, lasting five to ten minutes. If it can’t be maintained, it needs repushing or infusion. Other rescue drugs are the same. The entire rescue process would take between half an hour to an hour if we are lucky. Once the indicators are slightly stable, we observe to determine if they can remain stable before doing anything else. If you calculate these times again, it will only be longer than what I initially said."
Alright, asking further would just lead to self-embarrassment.
Some people around held back their laughter.
Director Gong was "shocked" for a moment, suddenly realizing that the academic prodigy he heard of was indeed a prodigy, turned to Mu Yongxian, and said, "Tell Dr. Han over there to keep an intense watch."
The top leader’s words indicated acknowledgment.
The waves of the Yangtze River gently push the preceding waves. Losing to a talented young person is not shameful.
Mu Yongxian followed the leader, a slight smile breaking the rigidity of his lips: "Yes." He acknowledged that this wait was indeed longer than they had initially anticipated.
What came to both of their minds at this time was: This student’s mind is terrifying, capable of instant calculations while speaking.
Director Gong left the office, muttering, "Next time, see if there’s an opportunity for them to come over and learn."
Hearing the opposite side wanting to "poach" the ’kids,’ Doctor Cheng swiftly gestured for his "kids" to return to their territory.
A group of people sat in Cao Zhao’s office waiting for news.
After the neighboring group’s doctors encountered this unexpected situation, they were worried that their group’s heart donation might encounter problems as well.
Doctor Duan Sanbao and his team set off at four-thirty, and by eight or nine o’clock when they called back after arriving at the other hospital, they reported, "I think, as expected, we should be able to bring it back."
No problem, everyone breathed a sigh of relief.
Dr. Cheng Yuchen was just about to arrange for the child patient to be sent to the operating room.
Cao Zhao stopped them, saying, "No rush, you all should come with me to get some rest first. Wait until the donor heart is halfway on the plane, then send Zhu Xing to the operating room to contact the anesthetist and extracorporeal circulation technician."
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