Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1065: 【1065】Four years ago, it was like this

Chapter 1065: 【1065】Four years ago, it was like this

Senior Cao wouldn’t let her continue, just like what happened with Teacher Tan. Xie Wanying tactfully stopped talking.

Just because Senior Cao wouldn’t let her talk didn’t mean the matter could be overlooked.

The medical record stated that Senior Tao was the attending physician for the patient at that time. The attending physician is at the lowest level, and any medical decision they make must adhere to instructions from superior doctors. In particular, this patient was Teacher Zhang Yuqing, which likely meant the entire treatment team had to follow the directives of the hospital’s senior leadership.

Thus, her deduction was essentially factual. Neither Cao Yong nor Tao Zhijie could deny that.

The two of them really couldn’t broach the topic of arguing or falling out. How could Cao Yong be foolish enough to argue with an attending physician who had no power, especially when arguing wouldn’t change anything?

He Guangyou brought her water and reminded her softly, "Don’t ever talk like this outside." He guessed whom she was talking about and was worried her words could reach the leaders and bring her trouble.

Xie Wanying, however, didn’t think there was anything to worry about, and said to Senior He, "That person must be regretful now."

He Guangyou was nearly shocked senseless again: "You— do you know who it is?"

"It must be one of the top leaders of the hospital. If this top leader was really upset with Senior Cao, he wouldn’t have allowed him to continue prospering unimpeded in the hospital. Since Senior Cao has been promoted smoothly without suppression, it only indicates that the leader ultimately acknowledged that Senior Cao was right," Xie Wanying said.

Her statement was well-grounded, making He Guangyou realize his own folly in not thinking of this.

Ultimately, it was because her mind had remained cool throughout, unlike his.

Cao Yong and Tao Zhijie simply smiled when they heard their conversation.

Cao Yong’s expression deepened when he thought of that person.

Did the person regret, as she had said? Perhaps, he did.

But certainly not when he had first sent him to Songyuan four years ago.

Four years ago, being suddenly assigned to Songyuan felt like being exiled.

Songyuan, a small place, could have invited experts from within the province for guidance. These were closer geographically, which would facilitate easier communication and help form lasting professional support relationships. Actually, this had always been the Health Department’s arrangement. Moreover, could their small city’s second-grade hospital even afford to invite an expert from Guoxie?

Not to mention it seemed like someone in their hospital had connections with Old Naughty Boy, whose status as the President of Guoxie meant he could have good relationships with anyone domestically he wanted.

In truth, only he had been sent to Songyuan once; afterward, Guoxie never dispatched anyone else to that hospital.

Essentially, Old Naughty Boy was afraid he would cause trouble and sent him away the day after Teacher Zhang passed away.

Songyuan was miles away from Guoxie, a trivial place; how could he, Cao Yong, make any fuss there?

He was nearly driven mad with anger. Who was not calm? Was it him? Clearly, it was everyone else.

Because of Old Naughty Boy’s status, no one in the hospital dared to speak a word of truth.

At that time, his sense of isolation was unprecedented; it felt like everyone in the hospital was against him, Cao Yong.

President Wu could have never imagined that he would perform a major surgery in that small place and became nationally famous!

A neurosurgeon, not a cardiothoracic surgeon, made an astonishingly accurate and timely diagnosis of the condition without additional diagnostic tests, even more so than a cardiothoracic surgeon could have.