Chapter 746: [(746)] Finally on stage Chapter 746: [(746)] Finally on stage This neurosurgical expert also wanted to know what was going on in her mind, how she could come up with such a beautiful misunderstanding that made everyone want to put him, Cao Yong, on a pedestal.
Everyone was watching Xie Wanying, to see what she had learned under the guidance of the hospital’s star physician, Cao Yong.
Xie Wanying operated the mouse skillfully, controlling the liver model on the 3D software.
It was evident that the little sister hadn’t let him, the star teacher, down. No, she had brought even more honor to him.
The 3D liver model was personally created by Tao Zhijie based on various examination values for the purpose of analyzing the patient’s liver structure before surgery. Now it was being used to compare with the results during surgery. Xie Wanying speculated that Senior Tao thought that the initial exploration by the laparoscope and choledochoscope showed the patient’s liver structure was consistent with the model, and that the cause of the disease might not be greatly related to the liver structure. Therefore, he asked her to analyze it again.
For this reason, she focused intently on the 3D model, continuing to analyze in detail. In her mind, the outline of a liver was spinning, and her meticulous thoughts were sketching out the internal structure of the liver stroke by stroke.
But just that was not enough. The liver is not an isolated organ; it must be connected with other tissues of the human body to function as an integrated whole. She needed to draw around the liver and then imagine how this liver normally functioned within the body.
“How is it?” Tao Zhijie asked, estimating that she had thought about it long enough.
Turning around, Xie Wanying replied, “It’s as Senior Tao speculated, not a problem with the liver structure.”
“What is the problem?” There was no more time to waste on surgery, and Tao Zhijie wanted a simple and concise answer.
“I’ll point it out to Senior Tao,” Xie Wanying said. A few words might not be clear enough, and she needed to verify her speculation during surgery.
“Okay, come up here, take the laparoscope and point it out to me inside,” instructed Tao Zhijie, asking her to come up and take the laparoscope.
Donning the surgical gown and taking the laparoscope from her senior’s hand, Xie Wanying didn’t feel the slightest bit nervous. She had experienced this feeling many times at General Surgery Department Two and was quite practiced by now.
Yet, the seniors in the Hepatobiliary Surgery Department watched her hands somewhat nervously, as it was her first time operating in their department.
The monitor screen came to life. The Mirror Assistant’s posture was relaxed and effortless.
Song Xueling, standing opposite her, observed her face and hands with his cat-like eyes: With her level of proficiency, it seemed impossible without a year or two of training. But he remembered his seniors mentioned she had only interned in other departments for three months.
That could only mean one thing, she was naturally talented for this job!
The seniors looked at each other in disbelief: Rumors had it that Tan Kelin was considering officially recognizing her as his first Chief Female Disciple. It seemed to be true.
For a female medical student to receive the recognition of a big shot in general surgery was super difficult; it was unheard of before. Xie Wanying was indeed making a historic breakthrough.
While operating, Xie Wanying’s calm voice gave guidance to the Chief Surgeon, Senior Tao: “The choledochoscope doesn’t show any problem with the angle. The bile duct’s inner wall is smooth, without any growth. This further indicates that the anomaly of this angle is likely not the typical definition of an anomalous angle. I think, what Doctor Song meant is that the liver’s position is off.”
Song Xueling’s sharp cat eyes fixed on her profile: Was she discerning some deduction that even he didn’t fully understand?
“Xiao Song, is that what you mean?” He Guangyou asked, tapping Song Xueling’s back from behind.
Song Xueling replied, “The liver itself isn’t skewed. There’s no disproportion between the left and right lobes, and there’s nothing else wrong with the liver’s internal structure. She’s pointing out that the liver’s position is skewed in the body. This matches the angle problem I mentioned.”