No one expected the scene inside to be like this.

The surgeon in charge and his assistant were both stunned. This was a different type of tumor from the one they had studied in their previous meeting. This subtype of tumor was very tricky to treat. The difficulty of the operation instantly increased by several points, leaving them at a loss as to where to start.

Moreover, the sarcoma is likely to be a malignant tumor. After resection, it is likely to accelerate the spread of the tumor, and it is impossible to eliminate it in one go.

The surgeon had never encountered such a situation before, and it was impossible to change the surgeon temporarily at this time.

If the operation had been performed blindly, the patient might not be able to get off the operating table today.

The surgeon's sweat dripped down his forehead. His hands were a little unsteady. He stared at the tumor, unable to make a move. He was struggling with his thoughts, but still did not dare to take the risk.

Everyone else in the operating room held their breath as well. The atmosphere was so quiet that it seemed as if time had stood still.

It was only two or three minutes, but it felt like a long century.

"Doctor Liu, I can!"

Sheng An Ning suddenly spoke up, breaking the silence. She knew that they couldn't wait any longer, and she also knew that Director Liu had definitely never performed such an operation before. She didn't know where to start. If she did the operation without any confidence, it would be the most dangerous.

However, she is familiar with this type of tumor and has performed many operations on it.

It is also understandable why it was not diagnosed before. After all, current imaging equipment is not advanced enough and the clarity is not enough, so it is normal that it was not discovered.

As soon as she spoke, everyone turned around. Doctor Liu saw that it was a young student and frowned: "This is not the time to fool around. Hurry up and get ready. Let's start the operation."

He had already gritted his teeth and decided to give it a try no matter what.

Sheng Anning took a small step forward: "Doctor Liu, I am familiar with this tumor. I know how to deal with it. Time waits for no one. I can sign a surgical accident liability letter. If any problems occur, I will be responsible for them all! If you operate blindly, you may damage the tumor and cause the risk of intracranial infection..."

Her voice was clear and powerful, and she accurately described the characteristics and risks of the tumor in a firm and unquestionable tone.

Doctor Liu was stunned for a moment, but he was still worried about handing the operation over to a student. What would it look like if he told others about it?

Sheng Anning knew that time waits for no one: "Hurry up and prepare the accident responsibility letter and communicate with the patient's family about changing the surgeon. I'm going to change clothes and disinfect. I only have ten minutes."

The tone she used to use in the operating room was crisp and clear, and carried an air of authority that forced everyone around her to stop, or even jog to do their work.

Sure enough, when she turned around, Dr. Liu told the others to prepare separately, one to prepare the letter of responsibility, and one to communicate with Liu Zhiguo.

When Liu Zhiguo heard that the tumor was more serious than he had thought in the previous examination, his legs went weak and he almost fell down. Fortunately, Director Chen at the side held his elbow tightly to prevent him from falling.

Director Chen was also a little panicked: "How could this happen? An Ning is having surgery..."

Before she finished speaking, Liu Zhiguo rushed to speak: "Change, I agree, I will sign it immediately."

He recalled what Ding Hong had told him this morning, before Director Chen arrived: "If I don't come out of the operating room, you should find another woman who knows how to live a good life to take care of you. Also, if there is an accident on the operating table, let An Ning operate on me."

Unexpectedly, what Ding Hong said came true.

Liu Zhiguo signed the notice with trembling hands. When the nurse turned around and went into the operating room, his legs went weak and he sat down on the ground, unable even to support himself with the support of Director Chen next to him.

Director Chen was just worried: "Isn't it too risky to let An Ning do the surgery? She's just a student and probably doesn't have much experience. What if something goes wrong?"

Liu Zhiguo wiped his face with his hand: "It's okay, Ding Hong said the same thing before."

Dean Chen didn't understand for a moment, but he didn't say anything else, for fear that saying too much would make Liu Zhiguo even more panicked.

…

Ten minutes later, Sheng An Ning stood in the operating position, with a thick gauze mask covering most of her face, revealing a pair of beautiful eyes that were exceptionally cold, yet full of confidence and determination.

Sheng Anning's calmness and skillful techniques made the people around her feel at ease. They followed her instructions and completed the operation step by step.

Four hours later, the operation was completed.

Doctor Liu stood aside, watching Sheng An Ning's quick and neat movements. Cutting the tumor was easier than cutting cabbage, and his dissection technique was amazingly good. He was worried at first, but later his eyes widened, unable to believe that Sheng An Ning was just a medical student.

Sheng An Ning stepped down from the operating table and felt her back was soaked. She leaned against the wall, breathing heavily, and watched others complete the next task.

Doctor Liu walked over and said, "Are you really a sophomore? Your skills cannot be practiced to this level without hundreds or thousands of surgeries."

Sheng Anning smiled, her voice a little tired: "It may be a talent. How could I have the opportunity to perform so many operations?"

Doctor Liu complained furiously in his mind: There was no chance for surgery, so he had to do the most difficult one right away, leaving him with no place to put his old face.

…

Outside the operating room, Liu Zhiguo and Director Chen almost jumped up when they heard that the operation was successful, and both of them had tears in their eyes.

Director Chen kept repeating: "That's great, that's great, I told you it would be fine."

Liu Zhiguo didn't know how to express his feelings. He turned around several times, rubbing his hands back and forth, tears rolling down his cheeks.

Until Sheng An Ning walked out of the operating room, Director Chen went over and held her hand tightly: "An Ning, you are so amazing, it's really unexpected."

Sheng Anning smiled and said, "Sister-in-law, these are what I should do, and I happen to know how to do them."

Liu Zhiguo choked up and said, "An Ning, before, oh, I didn't know what to say, just thank you, thank you so much."

Many people came around, all doctors from the hospital. When they heard that there was a temporary replacement in the operating room, and that it was a medical student who had not yet graduated, they were all shocked and couldn't believe it, so they came to take a look.

When they saw Sheng Anning's face, everyone was still full of disbelief, mainly because she was too young, too young to support that trust.

But the confidence and calmness she exudes makes people feel that it must be true.

Director Chen went back in the afternoon and also told the compound about Ding Hong's surgery. The surgeon was Sheng Anning.

It took only two hours for these words to reach Zhou Shixun's ears.

Zhou Shixun had just returned to the office after inspecting the training when he heard people in the same office congratulating him: "I didn't expect that my sister-in-law is actually a genius. She was able to complete such a difficult operation."

Zhou Shixun was a little puzzled: "What surgery are you talking about?"

Sister-in-law, who is sister-in-law?