Perhaps the teachers wanted to alleviate the tension of the surgery by hearing so humorous viewpoints from the dical students. Doctor Yang thought so; as an experienced novice, he knew what he said would be laughed at by the teachers, so he candidly said, "Isn’t he a car accident patient? Generally, the right ventricle should be the most damaged, which aligns with the CT scan diagnosis."
This also aligns with the previous inference from the Provincial People’s Hospital. The second CT scan at the Provincial People’s Hospital did not include a brain CT for the patient. It was Shim Youhuan who perford the full body CT examination. Therefore, Xie Wanying knew that when she proposed a new idea at the eting, actually so similar hypotheses were already floating in the teachers’ minds, only lacking coincidence points.
Xie Wanying reminded Doctor Yang, "Guo Zhi Hospital is the number one specialist hospital in the country. With a wide range of clinical cases, if lung embolism occurs, the likelihood of right ventricular rupture is high. The patient’s condition is contrary to most clinical cases, indicating sothing unusual. The right ventricle seems to have suffered slow damage, appearing as problematic post-ergency surgery. The impact force certainly wasn’t concentrated on the right ventricle area. Guo Zhi Hospital teachers absolutely have this clinical intuition. The Provincial People’s Hospital doesn’t have the extensive experience and intuition like Guo Zhi Doctors." The last sentence about possibly needing to compete with several affiliated hospitals of Zhongshan dical College for patients, Xie Wanying refrained from saying, although it was true.
After hearing her words, the expression of those who attended the eting wasn’t nuanced like Doctor Yang’s: the point from Student Xie was not simply based on patient examination results and symptoms but took into account factors like patient intake volus at a hospital, the level of technology, and the rates of misdiagnosis and omission. It’s a comprehensive point to consider when a clinical doctor takes over a transferred case – Student Xie’s thought process wasn’t out of line. The teachers didn’t expect that a dical student could have such a thought pattern; Student Xie already exhibits the professional style of a doctor.
She was reborn, understanding the ins and outs of the industry.
Guo Zhi Hospital’s doctors also thought, the words of Student Xie showed her thorough familiarity with their business conditions at Guo Zhi, inevitably leading them to suspect she was interested in them.
Everyone looked at Boss Zhang in unison to see if Boss Guozhi had any comnts.
Zhang Huayao’s fingers habitually liked to pinch the stubble on his chin, and his eye glances fixed on Student Xie’s calm deanor. Student Xie appeared entirely unaware of what she had just said.
As for the group of Guoxie doctors, their expressions beca more composed: Hmm, it’s you at Guo Zhi who are overthinking. Based on their understanding of Student Xie Wanying, her conduct was simply adhering to routine academic discourse.
See, Student Xie Wanying did not continue discussing the novel ideas proposed by Student Pan during the eting, which all doctors considered touching the threshold of surgery.
Xie Wanying didn’t speak because how could she proudly announce to the other students in front of teachers that the ingenious ideas were hers; one needs to be humble and modest. Academic achievent is not for bragging.
The group of doctors naturally understood her thinking, with so showing silent smiles in their eyes.
Doctor Yang could only assu Student Xie hadn’t understood the teachers’ thoughts, unable to ask the teachers, so he had to ponder the next question himself: "Now, is Teacher Du confirming the operation will be on the left ventricle?"
"An electrocardiogram is just an electrocardiogram, a CT scan is just a CT scan," Xie Wanying said to Doctor Yang.
Doctor Yang caught the undertone of her answer, leaned close to her ear, and asked, "Did you figure out what kind of surgical path diagram Teacher Du drew?"
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