Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1022: [1022] Even Doctor Song doesn’t understand it very well

Chapter 1022: [1022] Even Doctor Song doesn’t understand it very well

Based on her estimation, there should be no particularly significant issues with Yangyang’s Mom’s cardiac anatomy, but given that the tumor is rather tricky, there is a possibility that ligating the inferior vena cava and other major blood vessels during surgery could cause drastic fluctuations in blood flow. With real-time monitoring, it should provide better guidance for intraoperative medication and procedures than a simple electrocardiogram monitor.

Using this during surgery wouldn’t require additional anesthesia for the patient, which would also reduce their discomfort.

Hearing this, He Guangyou turned back to question Song Xueling: "She said she talked to you about it, so why didn’t you mention it yesterday?"

If it was mentioned yesterday, there wouldn’t have been a need to rush and deal with it today.

"I wrote a note of it," Song Xueling replied to his senior, his calm and steady eyes indicating: it was impossible for him to overlook matters discussed with her.

That’s just how he is, not inclined to speak proactively. He always replies when called upon by others.

"Did you write a note to Teacher Tao?" He Guangyou asked him.

That wasn’t necessary. For matters requiring communication with Tao Zhijie, just mentioning it to him first was sufficient. Moreover, it wasn’t something their Hepatobiliary Surgery department was supposed to handle; if anything, it entirely pertained to the Thoracic Surgery department. Considering it not their specialty might make it seem out of line for them to suggest it because it wasn’t within their field of expertise.

Therefore, writing a note in private instead of bringing it up in a meeting was a safer way to communicate, to avoid instantly causing resentment among other departments.

Hence, the note was written for the people in Thoracic Surgery.

If the Thoracic Surgery department did not take this suggestion on board, it was naturally unknown to He Guangyou.

After hearing the process, Zhang Tinghai became anxious: "What’s going on with you all? Was it settled or not? If it was, you needed to inform me in advance."

No wonder he was so agitated. If a decision had been made not to proceed, why gather people to discuss it further?

Upon hearing complaints from others, Zhou Junpeng from Thoracic Surgery could not help but grumble at those from Hepatobiliary Surgery: "The note only mentioned TEE, what is this, a riddle?"

In other words, the people in Thoracic Surgery received a note with just three letters on it, clueless about what the Hepatobiliary Surgery team wanted. If a discussion was needed, why not address it in a meeting? A private note without clear context. Since there was no follow-up inquiry from the Hepatobiliary Surgery team, the Thoracic Surgery team treated it as though there was nothing of concern.

Just writing three letters is certainly in the style of Doctor Song, Xie Wanying thought.

Rubbing his forehead, He Guangyou glowered at Song Xueling: Do you think everyone operates like you, thinking with their brain without needing to speak?

The problem was that the text message she sent him yesterday didn’t contain many words either, just that they could suggest to the Thoracic Surgery teachers to perform intraoperative TEE monitoring.

Time was of the essence, and regarding the TEE, he only had a vague impression; it’s not something that non-Thoracic Surgery specialists would understand well. Her presentation this morning was comparable to that of a Thoracic Surgery specialist. Even he was surprised, which is why he stood by without saying anything.

Realizing that this talented Scholar Song was just as clueless as they were, He Guangyou had to admit that Xie Wanying was indeed the real anomaly.

Did the Thoracic Surgery team have any opinions about her point of view? Definitely. Otherwise, Fu Xinheng wouldn’t have taken the initiative to request that the surgery start time be delayed to revisit the patient’s reports.

Tao Zhijie observed from the side; he hadn’t taken it seriously when Song Xueling mentioned it to him yesterday, mainly because the junior sister hadn’t personally called him, suggesting it probably wasn’t that important.