My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 644 - 269: Famous Doctors Want to Find Apprentices t

It was unexpected that just under two years, Director Hu Kan would be in a critical condition due to an accident during a surgery.

Being a doctor is really too risky.

In contrast, Dr. Xu, who once lost to Director Hu Kan, also encountered significant setbacks and even lost his qualification to perform level 4 major surgeries. But Dr. Xu, who has endured hardships and secretly honed his skills over the years, has beco stronger and stronger.

What Dr. Xu lacks is just an opportunity to break free from his shackles.

"Director Hu, how are you feeling?"

Zhou Can stood in front of the hospital bed, looking at this dear and respectable ’elder.’

To say he’s old is actually not quite accurate.

At most, he is under sixty years old.

It’s just that because of the trendous work pressure, and having faced two serious challenges and setbacks in his life, he has beco haggard and his body has been attacked by two myocardial infarctions, which is why he now appears old.

"I am much better now. How is the patient doing?"

Director Hu Kan lay in the hospital bed, still worrying about the patient’s condition.

This touched Zhou Can deeply.

This man had dedicated his life to the dical profession, lying sick in bed himself, yet still thinking of the patients he treated, with no concern for his own health.

"The patient is out of life-threatening danger after the ergency treatnt. Please rest assured!" Zhou Can ca, first to see his good ntor who once guided him, and also to tell him the good news that the patient was out of danger, to ease his mind.

"At that ti, I had to conduct an ergency thoracotomy for the patient, but there was a massive amount of blood and air bubbles gushing from his chest cavity. Based on my clinical experience, this patient was undoubtedly going to die. You wouldn’t be comforting by fabricating a well-intentioned lie, would you?"

Director Hu Kan was skeptical about this.

At that mont, a nurse from the Cardiothoracic Surgery departnt ca over with a tray to asure Director Hu Kan for dication.

Upon hearing this, she couldn’t help laughing and said, "Director Hu, you can have complete peace of mind! Dr. Zhou is not lying; the patient is indeed safe after the rescue. I heard that Dr. Zhou, Director Xue, and others even perford a lung tumor removal surgery on the patient."

The nurse was very well-inford.

Just a ward nurse, she knew so precisely what had happened in the operating room.

Needless to say, it must have been those three big-mouthed nurses from the operation who spread the word.

"Lung tumor removal surgery? Did the patient have a lung tumor? Oh dear, I was careless, so careless!" Director Hu Kan, with his extensive experience and rich clinical expertise.

When he heard that Zhou Can and Director Xue Yan had perford lung tumor removal surgery on the patient, he imdiately understood the reason for the initial failure of the first ergency attempt.

"Director Hu, I ca to see you! Dr. Zhou is here too!"

At this ti, Director Xue Yan had already changed into her white coat and ca to the ward to visit Director Hu Kan.

She could be regarded as one of Director Hu Kan’s disciples.

Highly valued by Director Hu Kan.

Among the many directors of Cardiothoracic Surgery, her position has always been very prominent.

After arranging everything for the patient, she rushed to visit Director Hu Kan to bring him the good news.

"I’m going to work at another hospital for a week, leaving tomorrow, so I thought I’d co and see Director Hu."

Zhou Can explained.

"Are you going to Xinxiang Won and Children’s Hospital to participate in the expert clinic event? It’s no surprise to that the hospital chose you as one of the first batch of dical and nursing personnel to be dispatched. The requirents for those directors and deputy directors in the first batch are a bit lower. But for you young doctors, the requirents are extrely strict, and each one selected is indeed the cream of the crop."

She was a director and part of the hospital’s middle and upper managent, naturally knowing about this significant event.

"What kind of elite am I? I’m just a resident in training with so much more to learn. If it wasn’t for your help with the dical Practitioner Certificate exam, I definitely would not have passed."

Zhou Can brought this up again because he always rembered the kindness.

Indeed, it was thanks to Director Xue Yan helping him to circle the key points and pick out the must-test questions.

Otherwise, it would have been nearly impossible for him to complete the dical comprehensive exam preparation in just a few months.

"You, always so modest!"

Director Xue Yan was extrely pleased when Zhou Can ntioned the help with the dical Practitioner Certificate exam, though she didn’t say it aloud, the warm smile on her face and the gentle look in her eyes said it all.

"Xiao Zhou is indeed outstanding. I am so envious that Old Xu has taken in such a good disciple!" Director Hu Kan sighed beside them.

He had taken many disciples, but alas, not one could inherit his mantle.

This made Director Hu Kan even more envious of Dr. Xu.

"Director Xue, how was the patient rescued? How did he develop a lung tumor? Tell all about it."

What Director Hu Kan was most concerned about was still this matter.

At that ti, the rescue of the patient was very urgent, and he had no ti to think deeply. He could only rely on his clinical experience to carry out a series of ergency asures.

The thods of rescue were definitely correct, but so possible interfering factors were overlooked.

Had he known there was a tumor in the patient’s lungs, he would have definitely thought of the possibility of the tumor rupturing and bleeding, forming a blood clot.

"At that ti, you passed out, and the operating room was in chaos. I was actually particularly panicked, with an indescribable fear. You have always been the most formidable mountain in my mind, and your sudden collapse really caught off guard. But I also understood that stabilizing the situation and doing my utmost to rescue both your life and the patient’s life was the best tribute to you."