Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

Chapter 2288: Chapter 2287: Catching the Thief

When people say in clinical practice that your heart has to be ruthless, it means you have to be ruthless toward the disease.

If you don’t have that ruthlessness, you can’t be a good doctor. Yet the people who first want to study medicine generally have kinder hearts, which leads to many medical students finding it hard to adjust this psychological balance once they get to the clinic.

The teachers present understood that Student Xie had this potential.

Having put her opinion on the table, Xie Wanying waited for the teachers to make a decision.

Unexpectedly, the teachers and senior brothers suddenly turned their heads, all their gazes sweeping in unison to the door to catch the "thieves."

The few young doctors crouched outside the door eavesdropping had probably originally come to listen to the bosses talk, but ended up listening to Student Xie talk instead. What shocked them was that the bosses inside were catching them eavesdropping on Student Xie.

Actually, all the way along Student Xie had followed clinical rules very strictly, never blurting out the patient’s name and instead using the word "patient" as a substitute. The eavesdroppers hadn’t been able to tell which patient she was talking about. It wasn’t that the bosses didn’t know this; now they were looking at them with this kind of gaze: Huh?! It’s not okay if they don’t eavesdrop on the bosses’ academic discussion and only eavesdrop on Student Xie?

Of course it’s not okay. Who gave you the qualification to listen?

Zhang Huayao patted the table with his hand.

Cao Zhao said to the people below, "Close the door. Don’t come in without knocking, that’s rude. If you’re not allowed in, don’t enter."

The smiling Immortal Brother was the leader here. Coming from him, those words carried authority, and the "thieves" at the door could only shrink their heads back, scratching their bellies full of doubts as they closed the door.

Before getting off work, Doctor Tian went to find Luo Jingming again and asked, "Who is your junior sister, that she’s in the office alone with the directors discussing a case and nobody’s allowed to listen? She’s just an intern, right?"

Someone tried to eavesdrop on his junior sister talking academic stuff—of course they deserved to be kicked out by the bosses. Luo Jingming was not surprised at all.

Why should people who aren’t up to the level get to listen? In the bosses’ eyes, these people weren’t yet qualified to stand on equal footing with his little junior sister.

After Hu Hao’s child finished all the emergency examinations, the nurse brought over the test reports.

Luo Jingming picked up the freshly printed report to check the results.

Doctor Tian leaned in to look, sucked in a breath and said, "She nailed it. The fistula is at the T2 level. How are her eyes grown—does she have a third eye? Otherwise how could she see so clearly from that first image?"

Luo Jingming looked back at Doctor Tian: obviously she didn’t have a third eye; she wasn’t using her eyes to see, she was using her brain.

Doctor Tian: —Her brain? This student’s brain has grown a third eye?

Exactly~

Once the examination was clear, they could proceed to the next step of treatment. With the leader around, the bed was arranged, and the child was transferred into the ward.

Xie Wanying knew Senior Luo would help her handle the child’s situation, and with Immortal Brother having read through the child’s medical record, there was no need to worry too much.

Sitting in the office with several teachers, in the end what they were waiting for was Boss Zhang’s decision.

The current silence was the kind that most frayed people’s nerves.

Tao Zhijie’s brows, rarely, were knotted into a lump as he wondered, they’d already talked things through to this extent, what was the other side still hesitating about?

Either way, try it first and then talk.

Xie Wanying could sense her senior brother’s anxiety, and she could also understand Teacher Zhang’s various concerns. The main issue was that as someone from the future she couldn’t bring experimental data back to the present. The bigger the boss, the more rigorous they were.

"Helping tumor patients fight is like carrying out a sniper war."

At that voice, Xie Wanying turned her head along with the others. Unsurprisingly, it was the boldest speaker, Senior Cao.

"Brutal is brutal, but if you don’t fight, you’ll be putting on a show of total rout," Cao Yong said.

The few lines Senior Cao had just said hit the nail on the head.