Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1137: 【1137】Boss assigns homework

Chapter 1137: 【1137】Boss assigns homework

After observing this scenario, everyone understood that the pair Xie Wanying mentioned was evidently without issue, because both individuals had experience in that area.

As for the concern that these two might quarrel endlessly during surgery, it is indeed well-known within the profession that the bigwigs love to argue academically. However, it depends on the personal temperament of the doctors. Thinking back, these two have never become abruptly emotional during surgery.

Even so, to err on the side of caution, there needs to be someone who can act as an emotional and technical buffer between them, someone very familiar with their respective surgical habits. Undoubtedly, the current Mirror Assistant is the best choice.

"Apart from her, no one else is suited for this position," Yu Xuexian whispered beside Zhu Huicang’s ear.

Therefore, what she said earlier was not to flaunt her talent, but was in fact modesty. Tao Zhijie and Tan Kelin knew this well and did not call for anyone else but her directly.

"How is it?" Director Tang said with pride, hands on hips, addressing the people from the visiting institution.

Fang Xueqing only looked at Xie Wanying silently, murmuring in her heart: If it hadn’t been for her presence, Guoxie might have already met with disaster just now.

Zhang Huayao, stroking his chin, paced back and forth twice, a hint of a smile seemingly present in his deep-set eyes as they took Xie Wanying’s measure.

Seeing his enigmatic expression, the others couldn’t help but be alert to what he might be thinking.

"Co-chief surgeons, it seems we have solved the problem of the surgery being overly lengthy," Zhang Huayao said after stroking his chin, apparently preliminarily in favor of this new surgical concept proposed by Xie Wanying and Guoxie Hepatobiliary Surgery, "However, there is a difficulty that needs to be overcome with this surgery."

"What difficulty?" Section Chief Yang asked him.

Director Tang was full of confidence, unafraid, believing that any difficulty could be overcome.

Zhang Huayao smiled at the two of them: "I too believe it can certainly be overcome."

So what was his intention?

"Dr. Xie, the last time I saw your surgical demonstration, you were able to foresee where there might be bleeding and took preventive measures. Do another such surgical plan for me," Zhang Huayao said to Xie Wanying.

Completely unexpected to be singled out by the boss, Xie Wanying could only slowly turn her head.

The deep eye sockets of the man opposite her seemed as deep as the ocean, and when his grey eyes sparkled, it was as if a monstrous sea creature that could swallow a human whole had opened its eyes, enough to startle someone to death.

This probably was the gap between a bigwig and a top-tier bigwig. Such a thought inadvertently crossed Xie Wanying’s mind.

The others present looked at Zhang Huayao with puzzlement. Surgical planning to prevent major bleeding is an important issue that must be discussed before many surgical operations. Usually, the chief surgeon takes on this task because only the chief surgeon, with the most experience, can foresee where there might be significant bleeding in such operations and know how to prevent it.

To not have the chief surgeon do this but to ask her instead? Just because of that entirely different demonstration surgery last time? What was this man considering?

"I understand, Teacher Zhang," Xie Wanying nodded her head.

A group of people quickly turned their heads back to look at her: What did she understand?

"Good," Zhang Huayao clapped his hands, quite satisfied with her answer, "If you have any questions, feel free to contact me for a discussion."

Xie Wanying indicated that she understood.

Just as Zhang Huayao lifted his leg to leave and everyone was about to breathe a sigh of relief, Zhang Huayao’s voice called out from outside: "Cardiothoracic surgery, cardiology, come over. I told you early in the morning that I wanted to have a talk with both of your departments."