Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 1923: Scrambling to Go

The trust of her classmates gave Xie Wanying the feeling that she shouldn’t just be learning.

"Teacher Chang, may I ask a few questions?" Xie Wanying said.

"Go ahead," Chang Jiawei readily agreed.

"After a TES total vertebral resection, the patient needs an artificial vertebra. What type of artificial vertebra do you plan to use for the patient?"

As soon as she finished speaking, Doctor Liu clapped his palm and pointed at her, saying to everyone, "See, can you really say she hasn’t been to the orthopedics department?"

Everyone else looked at her with puzzled expressions: How much do you actually know about orthopedics?

Looking at it in comparison to Student Geng Yongzhe. It was said he had been self-studying orthopedics in advance for his brother’s illness but was ultimately not as proficient as her.

Xie Wanying had to speak up for Student Geng: "It’s because he misunderstood his brother’s illness as being in the lower leg, not studying spinal surgery." 𝑓𝑟ℯ𝘦𝓌𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝓋𝑒𝓁.𝑐ℴ𝓂

"You don’t have to speak up for me, Yingying," Geng Yongzhe’s face showed deep embarrassment.

The undeniable fact is that his medical foundation is not solid. Beyond textbook knowledge, the other medical information he explored compared to Student Xie was too little. To truly become a top student like Student Xie, medical knowledge must be extensive and not have subject biases. He was wrong, he was biased in his studies, which led to misdiagnosis and missed diagnosis in his brother’s case.

So it is said, if one wants to become a boss in any specialty, without a comprehensive base of medical knowledge, the goal of becoming a boss will never be achieved.

"Yingying, if you want to discuss academics, you can come to my office. I can show you some of the orthopedic surgical materials," Chang Jiawei enthusiastically seized the opportunity to invite her to his office for a private chat.

When learning, seeing the real thing in person is definitely better than just hearing about it. Xie Wanying nodded.

The little junior sister is pure and doesn’t know what cunning plans this Master Playboy has in mind. Inviting a girl to his office for a chat under the guise of academic discussion? Who would believe that? Huang Zhilei had thought it through; Senior Cao was not in a convenient position to interfere, so he directed the lazy cat Song: "You accompany her later and learn together."

With someone trying to disrupt his plan for a private world of two, Chang Jiawei immediately turned around and objected, "Doctor Song needn’t come to learn from me. He was originally from Beidu and had rotated through orthopedics at Beidou Third Hospital; he’s seen everything. He won’t be interested."

Being a famously talented scholar at Beidu, the management at Beidu surely would have arranged for Song Xueling to rotate through the most advanced departments within the institution. Besides, everyone knows Song Xueling is a genius who tends to be lazy.

Song Xueling spoke up: "I rotated in orthopedics a long time ago; it’s been quite a while. It’s a good opportunity to review the material."

Chang Jiawei, anxious, glared at him, "You’re now in neurosurgery, so why come to me to review orthopedics? Do you want to switch departments?"

He didn’t want to switch departments, nor was he interested in reviewing the material. He just wanted to see what Dr. Xie had to say. He anticipated that Dr. Xie’s comments would be quite fascinating. For this reason, Song Xueling kept his mouth shut and didn’t argue, anyway—he was dead set on it.

The other few people watching Song Xueling’s expression seemed to understand something. Zhou Junpeng raised his hand and said, "I’ll also go to review orthopedics."

"What are you saying!" Chang Jiawei was about to jump, turning around to shout at him, "You’re in cardiovascular surgery, and you want to come to orthopedics to review? Didn’t you consider that Teacher Fu is watching you here?"