Shi Heng stared at her for a long time, finally sighed helplessly, and reached out to rub the top of her head.
"……make a deal."
Gu Youran's eyes lit up, and she immediately leaned over and gave him a kiss on the cheek.
"Shi Zong is the best!"
Shi Heng's eyes darkened slightly. He grabbed the back of her neck and whispered, "...Don't think you can get away with it by acting like a spoiled child."
Gu Youran blinked and tilted her head innocently, "Then... another kiss?"
Shi Heng: “…”
In the end, after Gu Youran's repeated requests, Shi Heng had to compromise and agreed to let her return to work in a week.
“Ding-ling-ling——”
Shi Heng's phone rang.
As soon as he pressed the answer button, Tao Nianwan's crying voice came from the receiver.
"Heng! Grandma suddenly vomited blood and passed out! The ambulance is heading to John Hospital!"
“Crash—”
The porcelain bowl slipped from Shi Heng's hand, and the hot porridge splashed all over the floor.
"Coming right up!"
These three words were almost squeezed out from between teeth.
Before he finished speaking, Shi Heng had already grabbed the cashmere coat from the hanger.
Gu Youran threw back the quilt and was about to get out of bed, but Shi Heng held her shoulders.
"You just woke up..."
"I'm a doctor." She held his slightly trembling wrist, "Besides, that's grandma."
Shi Heng looked deeply into her eyes.
After three seconds of silence, a camel-colored cashmere coat was suddenly covered on Gu Youran.
Before she could react, she was picked up sideways.
"Don't move."
Shi Heng tightened his arms and strode towards the elevator.
…
At the same time, in the VIP ward area on the top floor of John Hospital.
Shi Zhengyang's white shirt was stained with dark red blood. Tao Nianwan held his arm tightly, and his fingertips trembled uncontrollably.
Several leading experts in cardiac surgery were arguing fiercely in front of a CT scan, and the air was filled with tension.
"The coronary artery is severely blocked, and the left anterior descending artery is almost completely occluded..."
The chief physician kept wiping the cold sweat from his forehead with his sleeve, and his voice was obviously lacking in confidence.
"The old lady is very old, and the risk factor for surgery is over 90%. We recommend... conservative treatment."
His eyes were wandering and he didn't even dare to look directly into Shi Zhengyang's eyes when he spoke.
When he thought that the person lying on the hospital bed was the old lady of the Shi family, the head of the four major families in Beijing, he felt a chill down his back.
If any accident occurs during the operation, I am afraid the entire hospital cannot bear the responsibility.
Shi Zhengyang stood silently in the middle of the corridor, his brows furrowed into the shape of the Chinese character "川".
As the eldest son of the Shi family, he did not dare to speak easily about this important decision concerning his mother's life and death.
In the corner of the corridor, Shi Zhengfeng shrank his neck and rubbed his hands nervously.
He would steal glances at his elder brother's face from time to time, fearing that he would be held accountable.
After all, the old lady's sudden illness was entirely caused by the noise he made in the old house.
Su Manyun huddled at the end of the corridor, even breathing lightly.
"Let me see." Gu Youran's cold voice suddenly sounded.
She and Shi Heng had unknowingly stood beside Shi Zhengyang.
Amidst everyone's astonished gazes, she snatched the CT film directly from the director's hand.
As a top cardiac surgeon, her eyes quickly scanned the imaging data and her brows gradually furrowed.
The image clearly showed: the left anterior descending artery was completely occluded, the right coronary artery was severely stenotic, and the ejection fraction was only 35%.
This is an extremely dangerous situation.
Suddenly, she looked up at the intensive care unit.
Through the glass window, the old lady's skinny body was entangled with various tubes, and the electrocardiogram on the monitor was almost stretched into a straight line.
Gu Youran closed his eyes and concentrated for a moment.
When he opened his eyes again, a glimmer of golden light flashed in them.
From the special perspective of the Heavenly Eye, she saw that although the old lady's heart was entangled by black air, there was still a wisp of tenacious vitality between the ventricles.
"I can do this surgery."
Her calm voice was not loud, but it was like a thunderclap, instantly silencing the originally noisy corridor.
Shi Heng grabbed her wrist fiercely, almost leaving a red mark. "No! You just woke up!"
Gu Youran held his hand with her backhand, and gently pressed her fingertips on his palm, "Trust me."
She turned to look at Shi Zhengyang with a firm look in her eyes, "Dad, let me try."
At this time, Mike, the director of John Hospital, rushed over and said, "The patient is too old. Traditional bypass surgery is risky..."
"Teacher," Gu Youran interrupted him, "I can perform a small-incision coronary artery bypass grafting combined with stent implantation. I'll connect the left internal mammary artery to the anterior descending branch, and use a drug-eluting stent on the right coronary artery."
Mike thought for a moment.
He knew better than anyone that this student had created too many miracles.
Today, her medical skills may have surpassed her own.
"Okay." Mike decided decisively, "Prepare the operating room. You'll be the lead surgeon and I'll be your assistant."
Several cardiac surgeons stared in shock.
Dean Mike, the president of the International Society of Cardiac Surgery and an authority known as the "No. 1 Heart Surgeon", actually offered to be an assistant to this young woman?
Shi Zhengyang and Shi Heng looked at each other, and the father and son nodded in tacit agreement.
Half an hour later.
In the operating room, the shadowless lamp makes the operating table as bright as day.
Gu Youran stood at the operating position, holding the scalpel firmly in her fingers.
Dean Mike stood in the assistant position with expectation in his eyes.
"The operation will start at 2:00 PM sharp."
Gu Youran's cold voice rang out in the operating room.
Under the shadowless lamp, a golden light flashed in her eyes, and the scalpel in her hand accurately made a small intercostal incision of only 5 cm.
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