Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1002: [1002] The expert is excited

Chapter 1002: [1002] The expert is excited

"No," Xie Wanying answered, for one cannot carelessly say ’yes’ without any foundation.

Indeed, it wasn’t. Luo Jingming adjusted his glasses.

At this point, except for Luo Jingming, Professor Hao and the other doctors present were all astounded.

"Did you come up with this on your own?!" Professor Hao was so surprised he almost bit his tongue.

"Wasn’t it written in Teacher Hao’s PowerPoint just now?" Xie Wanying said.

The experts and bosses wouldn’t let her gloss over things so easily, and Professor Hao asked somewhat excitedly, "I only briefly mentioned it, and you directly made the connection?"

This was because she had been reborn, and speaking up was just in hopes of hastening the breakthrough of this technology for the benefit of patients. As far as she knew, the future of clinical medicine would soon introduce the biliary particle stent.

"Teacher Hao," Xie Wanying truly hoped for the rapid development of medicine, and at this stage could only communicate with her seniors through a pair of sincere eyes, "Making a particle stent, the procedure is completed in one operation, eliminating the need for multiple radiotherapy sessions with a wired source, reducing patient suffering and doctor error rates. Clinical promotion shouldn’t be as fraught with difficulties as it is now. The technology already has a foundation; it just lacks clinical research."

Her tone was earnest, and in her eyes shone—Professor Hao read it—an ardent, pure love for medicine that couldn’t fail to move anyone, a passion that touched hearts. For a moment, his mouth trembled, and his voice choked uncontrollably, "Yes, we must persevere and break through." Saying this, he turned back to the podium and pondered, "This really is a breakthrough, a particle stent, quite an interesting point. If we’re talking about using radioactive particles for the treatment, we’d need—"

"125I particles," Xie Wanying interjected.

"Right," upon hearing this key term, Professor Hao turned his head and gave her a smiling face.

Others seemed to understand that she was responding to the expert in kind.

"What’s her name?"

A colleague nearby asked about her name, showing an interest in her as a person. A glimmer crossed Luo Jingming’s glasses as he decisively stood up and said to Xie Wanying, "Let’s go."

Professor Hao’s seminar had ended. Some people left for other rooms to listen to different seminars, while others stayed in the same place, waiting for the next lecture to start.

Perhaps Senior Luo had a better seminar in mind, so he took her away. Xie Wanying thought this without any suspicion and followed Senior Luo.

Luckily, they left early. Not long after they had left, they heard that Professor Hao’s team was looking for her.

The two of them had gone to another multimedia conference room where another specialized report was about to begin. The identity of the main speaker, Expert Li from Capital Children’s Hospital, was displayed on the screen in advance.

It was also full to the brim.

After seating her, Luo Jingming said, "Unless there’s something important, refrain from speaking."

Senior Luo didn’t want her to make a fool of herself; Xie Wanying nodded, indicating she understood.

No, she didn’t understand. Seeing the unmistakably clear expression written on her face, Luo Jingming thought for a moment and decided not to correct her mistaken understanding. In fact, the most foolish ones might be those from the Hepatobiliary Surgery department who let her come to the conference alone.

Xie Wanying hadn’t planned to boast in the forum either, so she took out her notebook and continued to take diligent notes. It was a rare learning opportunity to come here. She glanced at Senior Luo beside her, wearing a black checkered shirt, holding a black leather-covered notebook, a gold and black pen, exuding a style not unlike Teacher Nie’s—calm and meticulous.

The phone rang, ring, ring. It wasn’t her phone that was ringing.