Su Haikang also understood this principle and didn’t say much more.
Chi Gui had just gotten out of bed when he received a reply from Zhou Wei.
Zhou Wei was representing Huaxia at an International Medical Alliance meeting on hand surgery diseases. Due to the time difference with Huaxia, he had just left the International Medical Alliance and was preparing to have dinner.
Seeing the images sent by Chi Gui, he didn’t even have time to eat before he immediately replied, "Looking at these images, your hand injury has healed by 80 percent. Except for some extremely delicate and highly difficult surgeries, you shouldn’t have any problems with the rest. However, to know exactly how it is, I need to check it personally once I am back in the country. Take good care of yourself in the next few days."
Chi Gui replied, "Alright, thank you, Grandpa Zhou, please go ahead with your work."
Breakfast was brought up by Xingu: "Old Sir Shen’s family just changed their chef, this is a new dish he says is particularly delicious, and you must try it."
Chi Gui took the breakfast and was used to the whimsical behavior of Old Sir Shen, "Please thank Grandpa Shen for me."
Xingu smiled, "Of course."
He didn’t disturb Chi Gui while eating and left after delivering the meal.
Chi Gui took a bite and found it indeed delicious; Old Sir Shen’s taste had finally normalized for once, which was not easy.
At nine in the morning,
When Chi Gui arrived at the hospital, Su Niannian was already there.
As an intern, Su Niannian didn’t dare to be willful; by the time Chi Gui arrived, she had cleaned the office inside and out and had prepared the plan for yesterday’s surgery along with the contingency measures for any emergencies.
This was what Chi Gui had asked her to submit after the surgery was over yesterday, but she was too shocked at the time to come up with anything, so she postponed it to today.
When handing over the plan to Chi Gui, Su Niannian was a bit nervous and somewhat ashamed.
But as Chi Gui pointed out various professional corrections and suggestions regarding her plan, Su Niannian no longer felt anything except for the rush of trying to take notes on her phone.
"That will be all for now," Chi Gui finished speaking, put her document aside on the desk, glanced at the schedule, and stood up, "There are two minor surgeries to be done this morning, and this afternoon you should hand me the plans for each of the two surgeries."
Still in a daze, Su Niannian’s vision momentarily went dark.
The term "minor surgery" had become synonymous with "extremely difficult" in her mind.
She had not yet absorbed what she had learned from the last operation, and now two more were coming up, which was too much pressure! Updates are released by NovєlFіre.net
However, Su Niannian also knew this was her chance, so she didn’t say anything and silently followed Chi Gui out the door.
Outside the door, the assistant doctors responsible for today’s surgeries were already waiting.
It was Zhang Tao again from yesterday.
After yesterday’s surgery, she had actively fought with her professor to assist all of Chi Gui’s surgeries.
Seeing Chi Gui, her face flushed, and she respectfully handed over the latest patient condition data measured that morning to Chi Gui, "Professor Chi, good morning."
Before every surgery, a full body check-up of the patient is conducted to prevent any sudden changes that may make the surgery unsuitable.
Chi Gui accepted them and smiled at Zhang Tao, "Good morning, I’ll need your help again today."
Zhang Tao’s face turned even redder, and she quickly waved her hands to show that she would certainly work hard!
Afterward, Chi Gui reviewed the data while heading to the operating room.
Su Niannian and the other doctor went to the changing room to put on surgical attire.
While changing clothes, Su Niannian asked with some confusion, "Speaking of which, why doesn’t Sister Chi need to sit in the clinic to see patients or make rounds?"
Su Niannian had never seen a doctor who operated .
Previously at South City Hospital where Mrs. Su worked, which was considered the largest public hospital in Nancheng, they would occasionally invite specialists from Kyoto Hospital.
But those specialists needed to sit in the clinic as well, and they had to see patients, not just perform surgeries.