Chapter 750: [(750)] Genius and Da Niu Chapter 750: [(750)] Genius and Da Niu Exercising with improper form isn’t about conditioning your body, but damaging it. These are very common patients in the clinic.
The doctors looked at Student Zhao anesthetized: After all that hassle, involving so many doctors, it turns out to be a case of weight loss gone wrong.
“Your thoracic team should check him out first, and do it thoroughly, followed by our urology department having a go. Finally, the Hepatobiliary Surgery will clean out the stones, right, Dr. Tao?” Wei Tianlang glanced at his watch; it was almost dark. They needed to hurry, as it was a surgery involving three different specialties.
“Thank you all for the trouble,” said Tao Zhijie.
“What trouble,” Wei Tianlang and his colleagues weren’t deferential to this ‘Buddha’.
As the thoracic team took the stage, Wei Tianlang suddenly stopped the two newcomers from leaving, clearly very interested in the performance of these ‘greenhorns’ in the OR. The people from Hepatobiliary Surgery couldn’t figure out what he was up to. He first turned to Song Xueling and said, “I know you’re from Beidu Medical College. Tell me, have you ever learned from your senior Dr. Tan?”
His alma mater indeed had a renowned senior named Dr. Tan Kelin, but Song Xueling denied it: “I haven’t been mentored by Dr. Tan.”
Dr. Tan Kelin had stayed at Guoxie after graduation; it was improbable for him to learn from Dr. Tan Kelin during an internship at Guoxie.
“I was just watching the two of you operate,” Wei Tianlang pointed at him, then at Xie Wanying, “you followed her laparoscopic movements, she directed where you should separate. Dr. Tan is our hospital’s top laparoscopic expert in general surgery. His use of the Separation Clamp is so masterful that I can’t even learn it. The technique you followed hers to perform is strikingly similar to that of Dr. Tan. If you haven’t learned from Dr. Tan, could it be she learned from him and then taught you that separation method?”
The people around were shocked upon hearing Wei Tianlang’s words. Xie Wanying being a student of Dr. Tan Kelin was true, but to see her so skilled and perfect on the Hepatobiliary Surgery OR table for the first time, and even capable of stealthily teaching others her teacher’s techniques? Incredible~
As all eyes turned to her, Xie Wanying was certainly the most surprised: “Doctor Song doesn’t need to learn Dr. Tan’s techniques; he has his own methods.”
“Were you following her laparoscopic lead just now?” Wei Tianlang asked Song Xueling again.
“Yes,” admitted Song Xueling. However, he was willing to follow her laparoscopic guidance because her 3D mapping provided more accurate surgical pathways than his variate analysis.
“He admitted it,” Wei Tianlang turned to Xie Wanying.
“That’s not it,” Xie Wanying clarified with a serious demeanor, presenting multiple pieces of evidence, “The separation technique of Teacher Tan and that of Doctor Song are different. Teacher Tan is knowledgeable about the flexibility of various tissues and organs, using different forces to separate, achieving minimal damage to the tissues and the best separation effect. Doctor Song’s hands don’t have the strength of Teacher Tan’s hands, so he uses skill over force, calculating the best angles in his mind and pushing with angles, effortlessly. Although they seem similar at a glance, in fact, the principles are totally different.”
Dr. Song is a genius, and Teacher Tan is a master.
How could their talents possibly be scrambled because of her, who was striking discordant notes?
Yet, others thought differently because of her words.
She had really discerned his operation, so she could give him guidance, no wonder he felt unprecedented smoothness in the surgery. After reflecting, Song Xueling’s brown eyes filled with an astounded glint.
“You–” Wei Tianlang’s hand pointed at her face and shook.