Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 1142: [1142] Boss’s opinions must be treated with caution

Chapter 1142: [1142] Boss’s opinions must be treated with caution

The others were taken aback; by the time they reacted, they saw her move a chair into place.

Fu Xinheng looked up and said to the guests: "Isn’t there a sofa? You can sit on the sofa."

"Right, we can sit on the sofa, or even stand if that’s fine," Xie Wanying seized upon Teacher Fu’s suggestion.

Chang Jiawei sat on the couch and patted the space beside him: come, sit on the sofa.

Tao Zhijie turned his face, finally understanding why Tan Kelin was so angry that day that he personally carried the monitor to orthopedics ward three.

This guy can’t seem to handle a day without flirting with women; it’s almost like he doesn’t know how to behave otherwise.

A flame was nearly jumping to the top of his head, Tao Zhijie reached out and pulled the chair his junior had moved over, and sat down in front of Fu Xinheng.

Seeing that this venerable one was somewhat angered, Fu Xinheng signaled to an old classmate with his eyes: "You make them some tea."

Zhou Junpeng quickly brought two chairs from the next room, for Xie Wanying and Song Xueling to sit on.

"Dr. Xie, you sit there." Song Xueling sat in the middle, positioning himself as a shield to block Chang Jiawei’s line of sight.

Xie Wanying didn’t mind these arrangements because everyone said that Doctor Chang liked to flirt, so it was definitely just a playful attitude he had when teasing her.

Doctors are busy and don’t have spare time for idle chatter.

"Teacher Lu’s breathing isn’t very good. Wasn’t the surgery time quite short?" Tao Zhijie began asking the specialist about how to explain the patient’s post-operative condition.

"Mhm mhm." Fu Xinheng nodded twice, understanding his concern, and said, "Dr. Tao is aware of our surgery’s short duration leading to the patient developing such cardiopulmonary dysfunction. Considering that the duration of Hepatobiliary Surgery will be longer, it’s natural to feel apprehensive about it."

Upon hearing what the other party said, Tao Zhijie, as if struck by the same concerns, furrowed his brow more tightly: Can this surgery still be performed?

While the two teachers were discussing the patient’s condition, Xie Wanying lowered her head to take notes in her notebook.

"Teacher Lu’s condition is within expectations," Fu Xinheng continued, being a cardiovascular doctor he definitely had foresight concerning these patient conditions, and asked, "Did Dr. Tao meet Dr. Zhang in the ward?"

"He seemed very nervous." Tao Zhijie revealed the reason why after seeing Zhang Huayao he had come to inquire.

Despite Zhang Huayao acting as if nothing much was happening, calm and collected, as a fellow doctor, he could feel the underlying anxiety within Zhang Huayao.

Zhang Huayao is the head of Guozhi Emergency Department, not someone who gets anxious without reason, unless, as Zhou Junpeng hinted, his professionalism was compromised due to being a family member.

Fu Xinheng was very cautious towards the boss of Guozhi, rubbing his hands together, he slowly revealed: "Dr. Zhang had offered some valuable suggestions before and after the patient’s surgery, and the current medication is appropriate. The patient’s condition is also very stable. I haven’t heard from him that Hepatobiliary Surgery should not proceed with Teacher Lu’s operation. It seems he has some confidence in Teacher Lu’s upcoming surgery."

"Did any unexpected situations arise during your surgeries?" Tao Zhijie asked with further detail.

"How could there possibly be?" For once, Fu Xinheng found it amusing, as the corners of his usually stiff mouth twitched as if revealing a smile.

Indeed, if something unexpected happened during Teacher Lu’s treatment, the whole hospital would know within a minute.

Zhou Junpeng brought over the patient’s medical records.

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