Chapter 1051: Flipped over
At noon, the patient was stable after surgery, so Xie Wanying had lunch and rested in the duty room of the departnt.
It was said that in the afternoon, there would be a summary eting for the academic exchange, at which top experts in the field would gather, and reporters would co, making it very, very lively. At this ti, Senior Tao, as a star, should be attending the summary eting.
Thinking so, Xie Wanying got out of bed, stepped out of the duty room and was startled by the first person she saw standing at the door: “Senior Tao?”
Whatever summary or comndation eting it was, how could he be in the mood to attend it? It was the first ti in his life that Tao Zhijie truly felt as if his own house was on fire.
Soone from his group had actually gone to provide research ideas to a doctor from another hospital. Wasn’t this like giving away the treasures of one’s own ho for others to profit? Selling out doesn’t need to be done this way.
Junior Sister is smart, indeed, but sotis she’s too single-minded. Seeing the blank look on her face, Tao Zhijie nearly passed out from holding his breath. He really wanted to learn from the neurosurgery departnt and study what was going on in her brain.
Hearing Senior’s panting breath, it seed as if he was nervous about sothing. Xie Wanying thought about it; perhaps Senior was worried about the post-operative condition of the patient. She reported, “After the patient returned to the ward, their vital signs were stable. It must have been Teacher Fu from cardiothoracic who used dication on the patient, stabilizing the cardiac hemodynamics quite well.”
Tao Zhijie recalled that anomaly during and after Fu Xinheng’s surgery and narrowed his eyes: So that was it.
Huh? Wasn’t Senior Tao coming to ask her about this? Xie Wanying was thoroughly puzzled.
Thump, thump, thump, soone ca running. Gong Xiangbin pointed at her head, “What were you thinking yesterday, coming up with research plans for doctors from other hospitals?”
Others were reluctant to speak out, but he had to say it because he was in a rush – a rush to prevent her from getting into any trouble. It might be better if he spoke on behalf of Tao Zhijie first, to lessen the punishnt she’d receive.
Tao Zhijie could tell from the attitudes of those below him that the doctors in his group all liked her a lot.
“Teacher Gong, are you talking about Professor Hao’s lecture yesterday?” Xie Wanying rembered, asking, “Is it about the radioactive particle stent for bile duct?”
“What is that?” Tao Zhijie quickly seized on her words to ask; this was why he had rushed back without caring for anything else.
“It is the combination of radioactive particle therapy and bile duct stent. Better than the current bile duct radiation therapy that requires a lot of irradiation sessions,” Xie Wanying answered, with a point of confusion, “Senior, are you interested in this?”
She had never seen or heard of any teacher from Hepatobiliary Surgery showing interest in biliary tract radiotherapy techniques.
“Whether or not we have an interest in this research, isn’t it appropriate to first report any good ideas you have to the departnt?” Gong Xiangbin explained to her.
Upon hearing this, Xie Wanying realized, this? She reminded the teachers, “I’m just an intern, not qualified to touch, participate, or discuss the departnt’s research projects.”
These were hospital secrets she couldn’t touch as she was not yet part of Guoxie. Moreover, she didn’t have the status to propose such things to the departnt; she was just a student who had just entered the clinical phase to learn practical skills, still a long way from doing research. Teacher Tan from General Surgery Departnt II and others didn’t particularly mind her in this regard and had not explicitly prohibited her from listening in when teachers discussed such matters. It was different in Hepatobiliary Surgery, every one of them was very cautious, not even allowing dical students to overhear discussions on research topics.
The problem lay here; nobody previously thought she could engage in research.
It had all gone wrong.
Tao Zhijie’s hand touched his forehead; he had never imagined that one day, just like Tan Kelin, he would also be facing such a setback.
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