Back then, his mother was seriously ill, and Director Tang said to their family, including his uncle, "It's time to prepare for the funeral."
His uncle listened but did not express his opinion.
He and his father were unwilling to give up and made many efforts to find the National Association for treatment. The National Association gave the same advice as Director Tang at the beginning, that the operation could not be performed, which was very frustrating. Until he met Cao Yong. Cao Yong was only an attending physician at that time, but he was already well-known in the surgical circle for his courage to perform surgery. After receiving his mother's medical records, Cao Yong was very dedicated to consulting Professor Feng, who had retired from the hospital, and finally performed the operation on his mother himself.
After his mother was rescued, she often said: If you want to be a doctor, you must be a doctor like Dr. Cao.
What kind of doctor is Dr. Cao? He is a daring doctor who can bring hope to patients. This kind of doctor is the most difficult to be. But, what kind of doctor do you want to be if you don't want to be this kind of doctor? A doctor like Director Tang? Forgive him. So what others say about him going back to Xuanwu through the back door is simply nonsense. He would never be willing to go back to Xuanwu and Director Tang. Following a bad teacher and a bad leader, you can imagine what kind of person you will become in the future, like Dr. Wang in front of you?
No, he just wanted to be with Cao Yong and stay in the National Association of Neurosurgery at all costs.
What he never expected was that after he was admitted to the Guoxie Medical College, he soon met a girl after entering the school, a girl who was braver than Cao Yong.
"Teacher Xin, let's do the puncture ourselves." Xie Wanying said.
Several pairs of eyes were instantly fixed on her.
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Her words were not unexpected, Yue Wentong and Xin Yanjun thought the same thing in their hearts, because she was really brave, braver than anyone else.
Xiao Yang, who was nearby, was surprised when he heard this and asked Xie Wanying, "You said you were here to do a ventriculocentesis?"
"Yes." Xie Wanying nodded and looked at Teacher Xin with a determined look.
Teacher, we have to do it ourselves. We have to save Sister Xu’s life ourselves.
When the students looked at her, Xin Yanjun's heart began to beat fast, and her heartbeat was probably over 120.
She is a respiratory physician, and she uses a surgical scalpel to make a hole in someone's head? It's more like asking her to do a cardiothoracic puncture. She may be more familiar with the anatomy of the heart and chest. Neurosurgery and respiratory medicine are a bit far apart.
"Can you really do it?" Xiao Yang asked in a surprised tone, a little loudly, looking at them as if they were aliens.
He, a general surgeon, didn't dare to do neurosurgery work, so who were they to dare do it? Neurosurgery, as Dr. Wang just emphasized, is not something that doctors from ordinary departments can take over.
If these people from the National Association are not aliens, they must be crazy to come up with such an absurd decision.
When you are a doctor, what have your teachers always emphasized since you were a medical student? Doctors can only do what they are good at and can only do what is within their scope of practice. Don't easily interfere in a specialty field that you don't understand, otherwise there will be consequences that you cannot bear at all.
Doctor Xuanwu's words seemed to make sense. If it were any other time, Xin Yanjun would have nodded vigorously. All medical students have been taught this way since they started learning medicine. Medical matters must be handled with extreme caution and not rashly. They involve human lives, which is completely different from other professions.
But now, the patient in front of her is not someone else, but her colleague. She is cautious. If she doesn't do it, her colleague's life is in danger. What if she fails? Her colleague's life will die in her hands.
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