Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1132: [1132] Firmly convinced that they won’t make it

Chapter 1132: [1132] Firmly convinced that they won’t make it

With a snort, Zhang Huayao turned his head away, as if he had no more regard for this group of people.

It was probably about how reckless Hepatobiliary Surgery had been, that doctors were even willing to be led by the nose by patients; what was the purpose of performing such surgery when the conditions weren’t right for minimally invasive procedures?

Is a successful surgery something you can grind out through sheer persistence?

The case from four years ago seemed vivid in memory; would they once again follow the patient’s words? And bear the consequences themselves?!

Director Tang exhaled and said, "Of course, this is just a preliminary idea, and our department will certainly need to discuss it further. We just got the medical record this morning and haven’t had the chance to think it over carefully."

To put it bluntly, this emergency meeting was unexpected, too rushed, and it’s unclear why the hospital leadership suddenly notified them to have this meeting. At this, Section Chief Yang covertly exchanged glances with Director Tang.

Obviously, this meeting was called because of Zhang Huayao; as a patient’s family member, Zhang Huayao had requested it.

Receiving the look from Section Chief Yang, Director Tang’s face tensed, showing signs of almost collapsing.

The other doctors present were also extremely nervous.

Zhu Huicang poked his old classmate Cao Yong in the back again: Look what you’ve done by inviting this man. What good is it for him to be here? Besides troubling us, he might plan to take Teacher Lu to another hospital for treatment.

Cao Yong’s brows furrowed slightly, his dark eyes squinting.

He hoped he hadn’t underestimated this man, or overestimated his own hospital’s Hepatobiliary Surgery capability.

Fang Xueqing said anxiously, "Haven’t you guys come up with a more concrete plan by now? To have no reliable ideas or thoughts and to rely purely on willingness to perform a full laparoscopic surgery, isn’t that completely haphazard? If that’s the case, it would be better to let her go back to Beidu for treatment."

It felt like this group from Guoxie was just as emotional as they were four years ago, seemingly lacking any common medical reasoning. Under such circumstances, her old classmate Teacher Lu actually said he trusted Guoxie to have the capability, which was really unbelievable.

The atmosphere in the room was tense, everyone’s face was tight.

Director Tang’s face was ashen; they had just received the medical record and were asked how they could come up with a detailed plan within a few hours. Opting for a full laparoscopic approach was to respect the elders’ wishes in their own hospital regarding the treatment plan — isn’t that what a doctor is supposed to do?

Yes, a doctor could quickly find a surgical method based on past experience. But the problem is that this time it was an entirely new concept that required more thought. What’s the rush from these professors from outside hospitals?

Director Tang patted his chest with the palm of his hand, glanced back at Zhang Huayao, but couldn’t help retracting his gaze nervously.

Like Zhang Yuqing, the older generation in the hospital had mixed feelings of love and hate for this adopted son; after all, he was a medical prodigy as well, someone who could discern and predict by listening to a few words from colleagues.

It was clear that Zhang Huayao was certain that they couldn’t come up with a solution.

Director Tang turned his back.

Tao Zhijie’s pen was spinning in his hand, his brows furrowed as if exerting extreme effort.

The expressions on the faces of the teachers and senior brothers made Xie Wanying’s heart tighten. As a doctor, being questioned about one’s technical capability is the most devastating thing. Having interned here for nearly two months, Xie Wanying knew that the Guoxie Hepatobiliary Surgery was mocked by staff from other departments for being excessively cautious, because the doctors in this department are the most diligent and dedicated in the industry.