My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1006 - 397: Every Kind of Patient Exists—The Undispu

"Stop the bleeding!"

After Zhou Can cut open the patient’s abdominal wall, fresh blood gushed out.

In fact, he had already avoided the larger blood vessels.

As long as it’s surgery, bleeding is inevitable. Especially with abdominal or thoracic surgeries, the potential risk of massive bleeding is extrely high.

A surgeon without enough experience or a certain level of skill wouldn’t dare operate on critical areas like the chest or abdon.

Without that confidence, forcing it is highly likely to lead to problems.

Luo Shishen clumsily used electrocautery to stop the bleeding at the wound site.

"Xiao Luo, you need to practice more after you go ho. Let do it!"

Dr. Xu couldn’t watch anymore.

Given his strict demands on junior doctors, such sloppy operations were completely unacceptable to him.

This is also why interns have absolutely no qualifications to be the first assistant.

If it was only a Level 1 or Level 2 surgery, an intern might barely manage as a dical assistant.

But for Level 3 or Level 4 surgeries, even senior resident doctors may not be competent, let alone interns.

Talents like Zhou Can are ultimately rare.

Even Du Leng, a PhD returnee, cannot compare with Zhou Can in the field of surgery. To put it bluntly, he is not even worthy to carry his shoes.

This isn’t arrogance; it’s just the truth.

Choosing surgery was not a wise decision for Du Leng initially.

With his vast dical knowledge, he should have chosen Internal dicine, where his developnt might have been better.

The path is chosen by oneself, and sotis it depends on a bit of luck.

Now, more than three years have passed. Du Leng is already an attending physician in Neurosurgery, and it’s heard that he diligently trained in General Surgery for nine months. As for how his developnt is now, Zhou Can truly doesn’t know.

He is certainly not as high-profile as before.

Without that capability, neither departnts nor doctors will give him a chance to be high-profile.

The few geniuses who joined Tuya Hospital at the sa ti as Zhou Can are currently silently striving to improve. Including Gao Jian, who entered Internal dicine; it’s heard that he recently started a clinic and began seeing patients.

But compared to Zhou Can, they definitely aren’t on the sa level.

Zhou Can has been seeing patients in Pediatric for more than a year now.

The accumulated popularity and experience are unmatchable for soone like Gao Jian. In terms of diagnostic level, dication, treatnt plans, prognosis evaluation, even if Zhou Can stops progressing, it would take Gao Jian at least ten more years to catch up to him.

This is not boasting.

Only pathological diagnostic levels and pharmacological differentiation at the Deputy Director Level, many doctors won’t reach these in a lifeti.

Most talented and excellent doctors would need at least twenty years to reach this level.

Tuya Hospital enrolled Zhou Can, an undergraduate at the ti, into the reserve list for the Famous Doctor Hall, even though he hadn’t finished his residency training or obtained a completion certificate. This is enough to show his exceptional status.

The hospital’s decision-making on such matters involves an extrely rigorous review chanism.

With Du Leng’s impressive academic credentials, there’s not even a trace of him in the reserve list for the Famous Doctor Hall now.

This shows how difficult it is to beco a reserve mber for the Famous Doctor Hall.

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The surgery proceeded very smoothly, taking less than two hours to complete.

However, because the two most skilled surgeons in the ergency surgery room, Zhou Can and Dr. Xu, were both operating on this patient, a lot of other ergency surgery patients were backlogged.

In another operating room, Dr. Cui, who is actively pursuing an attending physician contract, was diligently performing surgery.

His surgical skills have already reached the attending level.

In terms of speed, he’s considerably behind Zhou Can.

It’s worth ntioning that Dr. Xu’s surgery speed isn’t particularly fast. On one hand, he exercises caution in surgery for fear of making mistakes again and no longer blindly pursues speed. On the other hand, given his age, his physical and ntal stamina are no longer sufficient.

Once a man is over thirty-five, his physical and ntal stamina noticeably decrease compared to his twenties.

A man over fifty is terd an old man, with even poorer physical stamina.

Therefore, Zhou Can is currently the absolute mainstay of the ergency operating room.

He not only performs surgeries quickly but also excels in them.

And he is adept in almost all types of surgeries.