As soon as he got off work, Dr. Tong Changbo, who had just finished his work at his own hospital, drove all the way to the National Association.

At the National Association of Neurosurgery, a tense atmosphere once again filled the conference room.

After receiving the news, Deputy Director Lu did as usual and urgently organized a meeting to discuss the matter.

The leader said he wanted to hold a meeting, so everyone had to sit in a row.

What was to be said in the meeting, everyone just blinked.

Foreigners do not believe that domestic doctors can perform good operations, and they believe in foreign technology. This phenomenon is too common in China. If you want to convince foreigners, domestic industry insiders have long reached a consensus that it is best to show it with actual actions. Just talking is not convincing.

"Doctor Cao, you know some colleagues overseas and you can contact them and ask them to help us explain the operation. We certainly won't risk the patient's life for the sake of merit." After much thought, Deputy Director Lu came up with an idea and thought that he could try to use his personal connections to resolve this crisis of trust.

"Yes, yes, let them say a few good words for our hospital." Doctor Wang was the first to respond to the leader's words.

Cao Yong didn't say anything because he had already received news that someone was coming.

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After a while, Dr. Tong arrived and appeared at the door of the conference room.

When Deputy Director Lu saw this person coming, he stopped talking.

In the same circle, Deputy Director Lu knew Tong Changbo well. Tong Changbo was not as straightforward as Cao Yong. Although he looked cool, he was more tactful than Cao Yong. When Cao Yong was overseas, it was Tong Changbo who helped him with social relations. So if this matter needed to be cleared up or explained by someone, Tong Changbo would do it immediately without anyone telling him.

Perhaps Tong Changbo has already made the suggestions advocated by his deputy director Lu.

Doctor Wang enthusiastically moved a chair for Tong.

Dr. Tong, who had arrived in a hurry, put his briefcase on the table, took out a handkerchief to wipe the sweat off his face and take a break.

Everyone looked at him carefully and found that he was not wearing sunglasses on his cool face, and there seemed to be some traces of anxiety between his eyebrows.

Unconsciously, everyone's heart skipped a beat, fearing that this unexpected incident would be bigger than anyone had imagined.

The two hospitals had a cooperative relationship for this operation, so Dr. Tong certainly did not hide anything and reported the news right away: "The patient's people went to see Professor Rudman."

To sum up, Mr. Slevin would never let his students play the piano recklessly, so he personally asked the world's top neurosurgeon to come and check on them.

Everyone present except the neurologist knew who Professor Rudman was. Just by listening to the tone of voice Dr. Tong used when talking about him, one could tell how big of a global figure he was.

Deputy Director Lu put his hand into his pocket, looking for a handkerchief to wipe his sweat.

How did this matter become such a big deal?

After Dr. Tong spoke, he dropped some bombshell news in front of everyone without hesitation: "They not only found Professor Rudman, but also several top experts in the field."

Everyone present here can hear that the overseas bigwigs have formed a team and are ready to compete.

"Did they talk to you on the phone? Did they ask you for the patient's medical records? Did you give them all?" Deputy Director Lu asked nervously one by one, fearing that any link would give his overseas colleagues a handle.

Doctor Tong was cautious in his words and actions. He shook his head and said, "One of them happened to be a doctor who had seen the patient before. He knows the patient's condition and doesn't need to ask us first."