Chapter 645: Chapter 269: Famous Doctors Want to Find Apprentices to Inherit the Skills of Two Renowned Surgical Blades_3
Director Xue Yan, when speaking of the situation at the time, was still visibly shaken.
“I first arranged for personnel to send you for diagnosis and treatment, then immediately organized a team to perform a series of resuscitations on that patient. But many methods proved ineffective. Director Liu from the Intensive Care Medicine Department came, and he was out of options too. Fortunately, in my panic, I thought of Dr. Zhou, who has created medical miracles time and again, inviting him over, perhaps he could create another medical miracle. I’m not afraid of Dr. Zhou taking offense, I really just had the mindset of a last-ditch effort…”
She recounted the details of the incident to Director Hu Kan.
“So it was a lung tumor rupture that caused massive bleeding! At that time, I only knew it was a pneumothorax, but I didn’t consider this possibility. X-ray examination still has its drawbacks, you must take this as a warning in your future practice. My accident this time is a perfect negative example.”
After listening, Director Hu Kan couldn’t help but sigh deeply.
“Xiao Zhou, thank you for saving me once again, and also for saving the Cardiothoracic Surgery at Tuya Hospital. It’s not a big deal if my personal reputation is ruined. What I’m most worried about is if my image collapses, it triggers a chain reaction, leading to a rapid decline in the diagnostic services of Cardiothoracic Surgery. Then I would really bee the sinner of Tuya Hospital.”
Director Hu Kan is like a monument built by Tuya Hospital, and also a signboard.
He can’t fall.
Otherwise, it would bee a disaster for the Cardiothoracic Surgery at Tuya Hospital.
“When I was in training at the Cardiothoracic Surgery, you and Director Xue Yan, among others, went all out to nurture me, a kindness I can never repay. Now, I’ve just done what I could. If there’s anything in Cardiothoracic Surgery I can lend a hand in the future, I will certainly not shirk.”
Zhou Can was making a stand in front of them.
Letting them understand his intentions.
Many things must be expressed, not kept inside.
The human heart is the most plex.
Making others guess your thoughts is extremely inappropriate. Because it’s too easy to guess wrong, leading to misunderstandings.
“Good, good! After I recover, I must pass on all my knowledge to you, to make you stronger in the field of Cardiothoracic Surgery. Even if you can’t stay in Thoracic Surgery, but when I’m no longer able to work, you can help me look after Cardiothoracic Surgery. That way, I can rest assured.”
Listening to Director Hu Kan’s words, it’s like he’s talking about his last will and testament.
Of course, it could also be that two accidents made him start thinking about retirement.
To retire upon successful pletion of one’s duty is often the wisest choice.
Waiting to consider retirement only after falling down is pletely different.
Throughout history, many people have failed to understand this, insisting on waiting until they are in dire straits, or even ruined and disgraced with their families destroyed, before they regret. By that point, it’s usually too late.
Quitting while ahead is something too few people can truly do.
“Director Hu, you’re still very young, and you can definitely work another thirty years. Of course, I would love to learn more medical knowledge, surgical skills, and experience from you.”
Zhou Can would not refuse such an opportunity.
He was originally Dr. Xu’s apprentice, and had been generously taught by Dr. Xu. If he could also learn all about Director Hu Kan’s life’s skills, he would be bining the strengths of both.
By then, his achievements might reach a height he himself would not dare to imagine.
Quick and stable cannot coexist.
But this does not prevent him from learning Director Hu Kan’s clinical surgical experience, surgical skills, and methods of dealing with various diseases and emergency situations.
For a doctor to achieve success, talent and diligence are important. But the most important is experience.
Even the most mediocre doctor, if they receive the lifelong experience and surgical skills of two top surgeons, would achieve considerable medical success.
Zhou Can’s talent is exceptionally outstanding, and with the assistance of the Experience Points system, having received the life’s work transmission from two great surgeons, his future acplishments are indeed unimaginable.
“I’m getting old! Everyone ages! Since undergoing heart surgery last time, I’ve felt that my body isn’t what it used to be. My biggest fear is suddenly collapsing one day without anyone to take over the big responsibility in Cardiothoracic Surgery. At that time, the collapse of the Cardiothoracic Surgery edifice would happen in an instant. It’s always better to be prepared for emergencies well in advance.”
Director Hu Kan indeed lives with a clear understanding.
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