Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1023: [1023] Chief Surgeon acknowledged

Chapter 1023: [1023] Chief Surgeon acknowledged

Seeing him today, I realized I have made an assumption. The junior sister certainly doesn’t have the courage to skip ranks and report to him directly.

"Am I not approachable, Yingying?"

Senior Tao’s voice sounded a bit gloomy. Xie Wanying hurriedly shook her head: "No, not at all."

Senior Tao is approachable, but official business should be conducted officially and according to procedure.

Her way of thinking was based on everyone strictly following procedures in their work. After all, she had reused her work experience from her past life, particularly valuing this aspect, disliking shortcuts and preferential treatment, and always setting an example by following rules whenever possible. Moreover, she absolutely trusted Doctor Song. What she didn’t expect was that Doctor Song was not as familiar with thoracic surgery as she was.

Before deciding on a department, who would go out of their way to learn about thoracic surgery like her, even if he was known as the Talented Scholar? Talented Scholar is just as limited in energy, and his doctoral thesis has nothing to do with thoracic surgery.

Thinking of this, Song Xueling had an epiphany, and a hint of unprecedented surprise shot from his calm gaze onto her face: Could it be that she likes thoracic surgery?

Her focus was solely on the deciding backs of the teachers in front of her, with no awareness of anything else.

Perhaps it was just a coincidence, just that this case happened to be closely related to cardiovascular issues. She was very kind-hearted towards the patients, hence had researched a lot of information. Song Xueling reassured himself, turning his head back to think. He had never considered thoracic surgery and, of course, was not keen on seeing her join the department.

Everyone from Beidu knows the situation in the thoracic surgery department at Guoxie; it is even more intense than that of the hepatobiliary surgery department, with an overwhelming crowding of talent.

Moreover, due to the development of interventional procedures in cardiology, a significant portion of the thoracic surgery’s territory has been encroached upon. Thoracic surgery is likely to undergo a difficult period of adjustment for the next ten or twenty years. For a surgeon to reach the peak of their career, it is often dependent on the ten to twenty years after graduation, which is the prime time when one can strive and establish an exceptional career. Any ambitious young surgeon with great potential would, undoubtedly, make the same intelligent decision as her smart class leader and choose an area with immense potential for growth like neurosurgery.

She is an intelligent person; she couldn’t possibly fail to see through this. Song Xueling thought.

Back to the current case, after hearing her sincere explanation that morning, the two chief surgeons were naturally interested.

"Being able to maintain stable hemodynamics during surgery is a very good thing, it would reduce bleeding, improve postoperative recovery, and result in less damage to the heart," Fu Xinheng spoke slowly.

From his currently calm tone, it’s hard to imagine his usual sarcastic way of speaking, which is completely different.

Zhou Junpeng, following him, is all too aware that he rarely speaks in such a manner, so infrequent that it could be counted on one’s fingers. Usually, when he speaks like this, it only means one thing: he approves.

Tao Zhijie, hearing his decision, didn’t object. It would be good, if achievable.

"Doctor Zhang." Fu Xinheng turned around to discuss with the anesthesiologist.

Zhang Tinghai felt a sweat breaking out.

In the anesthesiology department, in terms of providing anesthesia for thoracic surgery, he, Zhang Tinghai, is at the top, but he has never heard of this technique applied in anesthesia monitoring. There might have been related papers published internationally that he missed, but as far as he knew, there had been no such application in China yet.