Chapter 1303: 【1303】Too inconvenient
The classmate doesn’t miss a chance to step on her at this ti, Xin Yanjun said sulkily, “Yes, what about it?”
“If it’s true, that ans your mind is clear. You’re not fit for this, having her take you is correct,” Li Chengyuan said.
Does this count as this cold surgical classmate comforting her for a couple of seconds, Xin Yanjun wondered.
“With her guiding you, make sure your hand holding the scalpel doesn’t shake later,” Li Chengyuan urged her.
She was wrong, this surgical classmate was cold from beginning to end, not intending to comfort her even for a second, only warning her sternly not to shake hands.
“You can be assured one hundred thousand tis!” Xin Yanjun vowed.
Nurses at Xuanwu Hospital prepared the surgical equipnt.
Xin Yanjun had the students put on disposable surgical gowns. The nurse beside them helped hold the phone to maintain clear communication with Guoxie.
There’s no ti; need to prepare the skin, disinfect, and determine the puncture site for the patient.
Sounds of operation began on the opposite side, there’s no ti to wait for the patient’s condition. Li Chengyuan ran to the operation room where neurosurgery was underway.
“Dr. Cao.”
Cao Yong sat on the chief surgeon’s stool, eyes fixed on the neurosurgical operating microscope, not moving an inch, as if turning a deaf ear.
Beside him, his First Assistant, Song Xueling, similarly dared not move at all.
The most critical part of neurosurgery is the absolute steadiness of the hand, stepping further beyond the steadiness required in Hepatobiliary Surgery, demanding the utmost limit of human steadiness. Due to neurosurgery’s rigorous precision requirents, any minor deviation could cripple a patient or turn them into a permanent vegetative state. Surgeons must maintain a steadier ntality than any other departnt.
As the Second Assistant responsible for spectating and learning, Lin Hao observed his teachers perform surgery, sweating all the while. Sweat burdened his heavy load like a weight suppressing his breath; his breath behind the surgical mask was stifled and anxious. Neurosurgery surgeries are lengthy and require the surgeon to maintain a difficultly high level of concentration for extended periods, making those whose ntal steadiness falls short feel like exploding.
Lin Hao must admire his audacious class leader. Yue Wentong wholeheartedly aspired to challenge becoming a neurosurgeon. Unlike Lin Hao, who upon slightly experiencing neurosurgery’s feeling already wanted to surrender.
Also, the Beidu Talented Scholar on the opposite side truly lives up to his title, capable of remaining composed. As Zhao Zhaowei said, even if his personality is a bit unlikable, his capabilities must be acknowledged.
The tense atmosphere inside the operating room, like a string ready to snap anyti, signifies the surgery’s critical phase. Understanding this scenario as a fellow surgeon, Li Chengyuan’s heart sank, thinking of the misfortune. All he could do was stand aside and wait, without disrupting the ongoing surgery.
It’s often said that when a surgeon’s family encounters issues, the surgeon can’t leave while on the operating table, referring to such monts.
The only hope now lies in the surgeon’s skills, to quickly resolve their current task and save their own.
Thinking of this, Li Chengyuan appeared anxious. He believed in Cao Yong’s capabilities, with slight worry regarding the urgency opposing them. Perhaps he should tell Xin Yanjun over the phone to wait before acting. But he’s uncertain whether Sister Seo’s situation can wait?
“Is the patient’s condition requiring a ventilator?”
Receiving Cao Yong’s inquiry, Li Chengyuan paused for a second before responding. Cao Yong had likely received initial notifications and understood roughly, he said.
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