Xie Wanying’s straightforward remarks just hit the nail on the head.
"This—" Deputy Director Lv couldn’t deny her handling principle, recalling the awkward first eting with her. It was expected that other dical students would struggle to address her point.
"Is she planning to work with Cao Yong after graduation?" Lin Chenrong whispered into Jin Tianyu’s ear.
There is suspicion she might switch to neurosurgery.
Upon hearing this, neurosurgery might rember the mont when Student Xie left everyone speechless with her orthopedic knowledge.
Student Xie’s choice of specialty seems like a mystery. She has mastered the knowledge of every departnt thoroughly.
Jin Tianyu replied, "I also thought she was interested in cardiology."
After all, when assisting with the cardiovascular intervention, Student Xie, this junior sister, perford outstandingly, resembling a prospective talent for cardiology.
Lin Chenrong: thoroughly convinced.
After being precisely rebutted, Deputy Director Lv finally recalled the "brutal" lesson from a year ago, and his tone softened as he asked Student Xie, "Could you elaborate on its collateral circulation?"
Those unaware of Deputy Director Lv’s previous defeat were astonished by his sudden shift to a gentle tone with Student Xie.
Zhai Yunsheng was slightly surprised, looking at his nephew: Hmm?
Upon eting him, everyone knew this Deputy Director Lv usually exhibited great authority, making his gentle speech with an intern unimaginable.
Cao Yong’s dimples deepened slightly.
The cardiology group exchanged puzzled glances, as if there was a story behind it.
Indeed, there was a story. Huang Zhilei was certain, raising an eyebrow: Mm-hmm.
For soone like Deputy Director Lv, unless forced to the edge, it’s impossible to change his inherent stubbornness. His attitude is predictable, rembering the previous humiliation he suffered, even a slick old hand wouldn’t dare risk repeating it. Seeing a slight issue, changing tone promptly is mandatory.
How are the interns? In dicine, especially surgery, it’s all about competence. Whoever is academically solid will be respected.
Song Xueling’s brown eyes carried a cunning gaze, wandering over the expressions of the seniors: Dr. Xie must have accomplished sothing he was unaware of.
As the leader queried, Xie Wanying responded.
Her calm and composed tone remained unchanged; academic discussions must be based on fairness and factual grounds. The tone others used when speaking to her was irrelevant. Specific analysis of the case required:
"These three tumors are neither too large nor too small, and the diater of the cavity ets the criteria for an interventional procedure. For the tumor necks, two necks seem suitable for surgery while one initially appears too wide and unsuitable. However, without a 3D graph, it’s hard to conclude definitively. Dr. Song has examined carefully in the OR, suggesting from his visual and calculated estimate that this wide neck might reflect overlapping vascular images in the 2D plane, possibly not exceeding four in width, making it potentially operable."
As she explained, everyone reminisced about previous interventional imaging. Those less familiar with cranial anatomy in cardiology had to puzzle over it.
Deputy Director Lv listened profoundly: "Hmm—"
Xie Wanying continued discussing: "The position of the three tumors."
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