A group of young doctors started to rack their brains.
The teachers had more experience and knowledge than they did, so logically, whatever needed to be considered during the surgery would have been thought of by the teachers, leaving no room for these young ones. Du ngen was the first to shake his head at his father: Trust Dad, the Boss.
Zuo Liang knocked the pen in his hand on his notebook, then turned to look at the two interns from Guoxie, especially at Student Xie’s face: waiting for the young juniors to speak up bravely.
Student Geng didn’t even have to think: Student Xie’s opinion would definitely be more useful than what he had to say.
What surprised Xie Wanying was: Why were Teacher Du and Senior Brother Shim looking at her?
"What do you think?" Du Haiwei asked when he noticed everyone was looking at her.
At this point, if she didn’t co up with sothing to say, no one would believe her anymore.
Xie Wanying felt the terrifying pressure Doctor Song had to bear every day: The teachers believed that as geniuses, they had to succeed, even if they couldn’t they still must.
Looking further down, the equally talented but now behind-the-scenes big boss, Boss Zhang.
Zhang Huayao lowered his head, pretending he didn’t exist, continuing to watch the show in silence.
"Say sothing, see how much my dad thinks of you." Du ngen tugged at her sleeve to urge her to speak.
If there was really any idea beneficial to the patient and the surgical team, she would definitely speak up. The problem was they were asking her for advice on anesthesiology, a field she didn’t research. So Xie Wanying could only carefully suggest a small idea: "I don’t know anesthesiology as well as Teacher Mo and the others; I only rember that during a Cesarean Section, it seems the mother can be placed on her side at a certain angle, generally between fifteen to thirty degrees, which supposedly helps with the hemodynamic stability of patients who receive continuous epidural anesthesia."
"Right." Du Haiwei recalled his own hospital’s research on obstetric anesthesia. Mainly, he had been away from obstetrics for quite a while and didn’t rember it at first. Also, this thod wasn’t used much in the obstetric operating room. Not because it wasn’t effective; rather, this thod worked quite well on certain patients.
Lateral recumbent anesthesia can relatively reduce the fetus’s pressure on the mother’s body. But this procedure requires the anesthesiologist to carefully adjust the anesthesia plane, and the process is cumberso. Nowadays, when natural deliveries are advocated, Cesarean Sections are mostly for ergency situations transford from attempted natural births, and the anesthesiologists don’t have the ti to adjust it, so it’s rarely used unless for research purposes.
This patient happened to be in a non-ergency situation, so the anesthesiologist could have ti to prepare better anesthetic positioning.
"Really?" Doctor Mo, who didn’t work in the obstetric operating room, was curious to hear this information for the first ti and took notes quickly.
Du Yeqing smiled silently.
Shim Youhuan had a huge smile: Getting the junior sister to speak up was indeed correct; there truly is a box of surprises to open.
After discussing the surgical details, the people from Beidou Third Hospital made their way back, waiting to return in two days.
On the way, Zuo Liang complained: "They got a twenty-million grant, what did we get? Shouldn’t they give us a slice of the pie?"
It felt like Beidou Third Hospital was dragged along to do work for free.
Not completely for free, as performing surgeries always cos with compensation. But compared to twenty million, it was insignificantly small.
Du Haiwei earnestly told the young ones: "Director Zhang and the others, as doctors, didn’t receive any extra personal paynt."
Doing this job, it’s not for oneself; it’s to consider everyone.
Zuo Liang: Ah. He also wanted to bring a large investnt back to his own hospital to gain so glory.
On the way back, what Xie Wanying didn’t expect was receiving a call from her mom.
"Yingying, your brother starts his winter vacation tomorrow."
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