Chapter 906: [906] Only she got on Chapter 906: [906] Only she got on “Yes,” Xie Wanying accepted the instructions.
“We would like to help, but it’s probably too late now; we’ve been waiting for a car,” He Guangyou said, frowning.
It’s very difficult to hail a ride in the rain, although everyone has been trying to arrange for transportation. Mainly, all the injured, especially those critically wounded, are better off being transported by ambulance.
Now, the only one here was her, and she must perform risky surgery on a critically ill child with Nie Jiamin, who might have communication issues, which worried everyone.
“Why did you leave her there alone?”
Xie Wanying heard Senior Zhu Huicang’s voice coming from the phone.
Zhu Huicang was scolding Qiu Ruiyun and Chang Jiawei.
“Didn’t you say you needed our help?” Qiu Ruiyun muttered.
“They called , not you,” Zhu Huicang rembered the scene and refuted his claim.
“Ask them carefully, besides calling you, did they not also call for us?” Chang Jiawei pointed to the intern who had been shouting for help at the ti.
Dai Nanhui bowed his head silently. He had been shocked to see so many people injured when he followed his teacher here, and when Kang Mingzhu told him to call for people, he naturally thought the more, the better.
There were indeed many people injured, but not everyone was critically injured, and there were plenty of doctors here.
“It’s fine, it’s fine,” Doctor Kim tried to soothe everyone, “I know Xie Wanying. You all have seen her operate and know she’s very good. Plus, she has been working with Boss, so she should be fine.”
“You don’t realize where the problem lies. Is she familiar with Nie Jiamin? Can she truly understand everything he says?” Zhu Huicang said, “No one can be sure to what extent he can speak Mandarin properly. This is about conducting surgery. She has never done surgery on infants, and if she cannot understand him, she won’t know what to do. What if sothing goes wrong?”
“Can you stop creating tension!” Kang Mingzhu couldn’t take it anymore and yelled at him to shut up; after all, the person on the other side might be listening.
He Guangyou quickly hung up: “Teacher Tao is calling , I’ll talk to you after I speak with him.”
The call from his senior ended, and Xie Wanying held her phone, deep in thought.
Doctor Zhou, who led the way, pushed open the door to the operating room and t with the patient’s relatives at the entrance.
Wengui’s mother had a fracture and was waiting for an orthopedic doctor in the ergency room. Only Wengui, after hearing that his sister was going to have surgery, ca to the operating room entrance with the village official to et the doctors.
“Who will sign?” Doctor Zhou asked, estimating Wengui’s age, and then said, “He’s underage, can he sign this?”
“He’s her brother. It’s okay; let him listen here. We’ll sign for him. His grandmother already made arrangents beforehand,” the village official said.
Doctor Zhou took out the pre-surgery consent form to explain to the relatives: “There’s certainly a variety of risks involved with surgery. No doctor can guarantee a hundred percent success rate. Your sister’s splenic rupture is quite severe, and it might be necessary to remove it during surgery to save her life.”
What did the doctor an by this? What is going to happen to his two-year-old sister without a spleen? Wengui listened until he beca pale and distraught until he saw Xie Wanying coming out and quickly called out, “Doctor sister—”
Xie Wanying approached and comforted him first: “You are a good brother.”
Wengui blushed a bit from the praise.
Doctor Zhou glanced at Xie Wanying: Why are you complinting the patient’s relative? What are you trying to do? At this mont, the most important thing for a doctor is to set boundaries with the relatives so they won’t be entangled in case of surgical disputes later on.
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