Senior Brother Huang trusts her, but Xie Wanying is more cautious. She said to Senior Brother Huang, "With the Monitor here, I haven’t been to neurosurgery. Teacher Xin said she was an internal dicine doctor and hadn’t interned in neurosurgery. Only the Monitor has spent ti in neurosurgery; we might need to rely on him."
This group, incredibly, admitted themselves that they were not specialists and might not manage well. The dical staff from Xuanwu Hospital were utterly speechless. Knowing the specialty was not right, they insisted on doing it; what are these people up to?
Xiao Yang threw another look at Xin Yanjun: Doctor Xin, are you sure you want to do this?
What now, isn’t it that Xuanwu has forced them to the point where they must save people themselves? What qualifications do the Xuanwu people have to criticize the conditions under which they are saving people now? Xin Yanjun almost rolled her eyes at him.
Anyway, as Student Li from Surgery Departnt said, they can only strive to rely on the brilliant dical students trained at their own school to complete the operation successfully to achieve the purpose of rescue.
anwhile, Yue Wentong was convinced in his mind of the words Student Xie had just said that they could only rely on him.
Everyone, whether teachers in the hospital or classmates in their class, knew that he couldn’t match her in terms of grades. So, when he heard her words, his heart stirred, and the blood was about to boil.
Soone said Student Xie’s words were a bit sweet, and at this mont he believed it.
He only heard her continue saying to the seniors, "Previously, I said we would do it ourselves, and it was the Monitor who stood up to express his support for ."
Listening to her words, which were earnestly praising his pivotal contribution in front of the senior brothers, Monitor Yue’s face was about to turn red.
Across from him, Huang Zhilei quite believed that Junior Sister wasn’t just flattering her Monitor, but was speaking the truth.
It can be said that if Monitor Yue hadn’t co forward to say do it, if Monitor Yue’s opinion contrasted with hers to say not to do it, Xin Yanjun probably wouldn’t have had the determination to decide to do it. Monitor Yue’s opinion indeed played a decisive role. Furthermore, this Monitor Yue wasn’t her type at all, not a bit brave. Being the child of doctors, Yue Wentong was experienced in managing occupational risk, perhaps even more so than most freshly graduated clinical doctors. There was a reason Ren Chongda appointed him as the Monitor.
What prompted such a person to change his usual stance and attitude? Seemingly, it’s a topic worth delving into. Huang Zhilei turned back to look at Senior Cao. Perhaps Senior Cao knew the answer best.
Cao Yong, in the middle of his surgery, seed unable to spare ti to answer.
"Let your Monitor speak his views now," Huang Zhilei said.
Questioned by the senior brother from neurosurgery, Yue Wentong’s entire body unknowingly tensed, he replied, "I believe her proposal is quite feasible. Because we might not manage long-term drainage well, we might withdraw the needle right after draining the hematoma."
This is tantamount to endorsing the academic viewpoint shared earlier by Doctor Wang and Director Tang on the risks of draining cerebrospinal fluid. The only thing they disagree on is the unwillingness of the others to exert full effort due to the potential risk. They are different and are willing to try every thod to save lives.
They absolutely do not want to be like Director Tang and his team, who give up on saving people due to fear of lacking technique. Yue Wentong’s voice grew increasingly firm as he said, "Lateral Ventricular Drainage can be used as an ergency asure before cranial and intracerebral hematoma evacuation surgery. We aim to buy the injured ti to return to the hospital for surgery. Through this thod, reduce intracranial pressure and secure this ti. In my opinion, there’s a chance of success."
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