Chapter 611: [(611)] Another Miracle Chapter 611: [(611)] Another Miracle “`
“Who are you telling not to be afraid?”
Tan Kelin definitely wasn’t afraid. Looking again, the only female intern on the operating table had a pair of indifferent eyes that feared nothing and nobody.
The proctology department staff were shaking their heads: it seemed they had been worrying and fretting for nothing.
“So far, I haven’t seen any significant bleeding during the surgery.”
“Dr. Tan controls the bleeding so fast, there’s hardly any blood in the surgical field, let alone any spurting.”
“The mirror assistant is amazing, I haven’t seen the laparoscope withdrawn once.”
“There’s been some smoke, but it seems it hasn’t contaminated the laparoscope’s lens. How did she manage that!”
Someone noticed another miracle and hissed in awe.
The proctologists once again fixed their gaze on Xie Wanying, who was deftly operating both the laparoscope and the light source. Clearly, they had forgotten that they were originally there to observe and learn from Tan Kelin’s techniques, yet now they had almost entirely shifted their attention to the mirror assistant.
“When did Dr. Tan start training such an awesome intern?”
“I remember Sun Yubo couldn’t even manage what she’s doing.”
A few whispers came from these seniors, evidently starting to grudgingly acknowledge her skills.
“Dr. Wang, isn’t it time for your anal surgery to take over the table?”
An anesthesiologist came over to inquire. The proctologists suddenly realized they had been so engrossed that they hadn’t noticed their surgery time was nearing and they had to leave. A few doctors reluctantly left the operating room, still discussing animatedly, “Today’s surgery is probably going to be quick. I originally thought it would take five or six hours.”
“An open surgery would take over four hours.”
“Yes, but now it looks like it won’t take five or six hours. That mirror assistant is simply too incredible. She allows Dr. Tan to just focus on cutting without even thinking.”
If a chief surgeon could have an extra pair of eyes, it’s like having an unrivaled cheat code. Everyone would want such an assistant.
“Right, did any of you notice someone new in the corner of the operating room with a video camera?”
“It’s the first time this surgery is being done, Dr. Tan would definitely want to record it. The video will later be sent to the medical education department for review.”
“How about, later we sneak over to the medical education department to watch it? We didn’t get to see the end, after all.”
The thick-skinned proctologists, hearing other doctors passing by couldn’t take it anymore: “Shouldn’t you guys be paying Dr. Tan some lecture fees?”
“Mutual learning.” The proctologists shamelessly continued, “Besides, we’ve discovered his talented student. Perhaps we can persuade her to stay in our department later. General Surgery Department Two isn’t short of staff, and we need to expand the proctology department’s beds and will hire more surgeons.”
These people were dreaming too beautifully, as if the talent of General Surgery was being freely cultivated for them.
“Those proctology people, they’ve got some seriously thick skin!”
“Wrong, their skin’s so thick it’s reached the height of Mount Everest.”
“Tan Kelin actually didn’t kick them out?”
“They’re from the same hospital, after all. They’ve got to give each other some face.”
“Besides,” Dr. Tan is cunning and sly; by not driving them away, this is the perfect opportunity for them to also learn from his student, right?”
In the hospital, most surgeons liked to joke around, taking the chance during their free time to banter with the proctologists, easing the tension of their intense work nerves.
Speaking of which, the proctologists have confirmed someone’s skill with their own eyes.
Zhu Huicang stepped down from the operating table at noon, and briskly made his way to the hospital canteen to meet his old classmate Cao Yong.