Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1001: [1001] Doubt is useless

Chapter 1001: [1001] Doubt is useless

"I didn’t introduce her to you from the beginning?" Wei Guoyuan refused to acknowledge, he said.

True, if she didn’t have real talent, Wei Guoyuan wouldn’t have done so. However, her performance far exceeded his expectations. Originally, he thought this intern was just a bit impressive to have caught the attention of a senior. He never imagined that she would be the only one in the audience who could understand the expert’s thoughts. Her talent as a medical student must certainly be beyond just a bit impressive.

Surprised, not just him alone. Xiao Yang awaited, expecting a bunch of people at the scene to be as shocked as he was.

Xie Wanying answered, "I am a medical student from Guoxie, currently in my internship phase, still learning, Teacher Hao."

Medical student?!

Professor Hao’s mouth gaped open, almost unable to close.

Naturally, there was a stir of alarm at the scene.

"From Guoxie?"

"Yes, she said she’s from Guoxie."

"She’s so young. I found it strange when she began to speak, it seemed like I had never seen her before."

Logically speaking, someone with this level of theoretical presentation should have at least some fame in the industry, how could no one have heard peers mention her.

"Are Guoxie’s medical students now this outstanding?"

"Is she a PhD student?"

"Definitely."

"Does that mean our medical students also have young geniuses among them?"

Young geniuses in medicine are extremely rare, almost never reported before. Because medicine is a practice-oriented discipline. Unlike mathematical geniuses and physical geniuses who can make breakthroughs by staying indoors doing calculations and meditating on academic problems.

From surprise, to regaining related calmness, Professor Hao’s smile deepened in his eyes and at the corners of his mouth, saying to Xie Wanying: "Guoxie’s students have always been very excellent, sought after by all major hospitals. Which year will you graduate?"

What is this person trying to do? Luo Jingming looked up, his piercing gaze behind his glasses locking onto Professor Hao.

"I might graduate the year after next," Xie Wanying honestly replied.

"Are you now studying in Hepatobiliary Surgery?" asked Professor Hao.

"Yes."

The doctors present heard her reply and seemed to suddenly understand. Her ability to answer the expert earlier must be because of her affiliation with Guoxie.

"Guoxie Hepatobiliary Surgery is the number one in the nation, most well-known."

"It can only be said that Guoxie is conducting clinical research in this area."

"She’s at Guoxie, after all."

The messy and self-assured conclusions of the people around him made Luo Jingming survey his surroundings with even more seriousness. What Guoxie Hepatobiliary Surgery project? Truly, he had never heard of it from the Hepatobiliary Surgery department, nor seen it. The clinical research projects submitted by Hepatobiliary Surgery to the hospital must be made public, and there was definitely no such project as biliary tract interventional treatment. He could say this with certainty as a doctor from Guoxie.

After all, this technology had stagnated in recent years, and clinicians were even too lazy to perform it. Otherwise, there wouldn’t be a bunch of people rushing to a lecture by a related expert, hoping for some new development.

As for Xie Wanying, an intern, how could she possibly know the clinical research secrets of Hepatobiliary Surgery not announced to the public?

Although he personally did not much like juniors who steal the limelight, he had to tell the truth, what doesn’t exist just doesn’t exist.

"What you just said, is it all about the project direction Guoxie is currently preparing to research?" Professor Hao asked Xie Wanying again, his thoughts aligning with everyone else’s, suspecting that everything she said was the achievement of others and not her own.