"Yeah." Zhang Huayao nodded to indicate that what she said was correct, and her speculation was well known, and every doctor would take this into consideration when performing surgery.

"What I mean is," Xie Wanying continued, "if Professor Zhang's intuition that the patient's heart might have an accident during the operation is correct, and my estimation that there would not be heavy bleeding during the operation is also correct, then there is only one conclusion left, which is that it is possible that it was not the heavy bleeding during the operation that caused the patient's heart to have an emergency during the operation."

"Wait." Zhang Huayao waved his hand to let her stop for a moment. He needed to think about the logic behind her words. He said, "What you mean is that you are not worried about the patient's surgery, right?"

"Not really. During surgery, we always have to consider some unexpected events and make plans in advance," said Xie Wanying.

In fact, she probably felt the same as Teacher Zhang, and was a little worried about the patient's heart problems during the operation. Teacher Lu was a patient with heart problems after all. I believe that Teacher Zhang was particularly worried about whether there would be heavy bleeding during the operation based on this. It is true that heavy bleeding is the most taboo in surgical operations.

"What kind of accident did you say it was?" Zhang Huayao asked her again. He felt that she was beating around the bush today, so he raised his lips and thought of the latest news. "Could it be that the accident you are talking about is the injury to Dr. Tan's hand?"

Xie Wanying was shocked and covered her mouth with her right hand, trying to recall whether she had let the cat out of the bag. Her senior brother and teacher had repeatedly warned her about this. After thinking about it, she probably hadn't mentioned Teacher Tan.

How did Teacher Zhang get the news?

Seeing her honest face, Zhang Huayao wanted to laugh and said, "Aren't people outside buzzing about it?"

...

...

It was hard for him not to know about it. This explosive news was probably going to spread throughout the hospital.

The news about Teacher Tan could not be covered up. Xie Wanying felt bad for the burden that Teacher Tan had to bear and said, "The teacher only had minor skin injuries, it's nothing serious."

"What you mean is, can he continue to perform surgery on patients?" Zhang Huayao deliberately asked her again, as if testing the teacher-student relationship between the two, and added, "Doctor Xie, please evaluate this matter from a doctor's perspective."

As a student of Teacher Tan, we must uphold a professional and fair attitude, which is what Teacher Tan taught his students in the second general surgery department. Xie Wanying gave a thorough and honest evaluation of the teacher: "Teacher Tan's hand had seven stitches on the outside of the forearm. There was no damage to the bones and nerves. The hand movement was smooth. I don't see any place that would affect the surgery. As for the pain problem, the patient's surgery will be scheduled at least until next week. After the severe pain in the past few days has passed, the teacher's injury will be much better by next week, and it will not affect the patient's surgery. The most important thing is that Teacher Tan has the willpower to control himself."

It can be said that a student is speaking sincerely and doing his best to speak fairly and impartially for the teacher.

Well, Tan Kelin would probably be touched after hearing what she said.

"Who?" Teacher Lu seemed to be infected by the teacher-student relationship in his sleep. He opened his eyes and asked, "What are you talking about?"

"Mom." Seeing that the patient had woken up, Zhang Huayao immediately stood up and stood at the head of the bed, looking down at his adoptive mother, "How do you feel now?"

"Don't be nervous." Teacher Lu said to his adopted son, "Go back to your country as soon as possible."

Zhang Huayao placed his hand on his adoptive mother's forehead to take her temperature: Fortunately, she doesn't have a fever.