Lu Heng finished speaking and then turned to Su Fan and said, "Do you know what illness the patient has? Do you know how critical the patient's condition is?"
"Let me tell you, by the time you slowly prescribe the right formula and then boil the traditional medicine, the patient will already be devoid of any vital signs!"
"It doesn't matter if it's you, Divine Doctor Su, or even Divine Doctor Tang here today. Even if Bian Que and Hua Tuo were to come, I wouldn't let them in!"
After Lu Heng spoke in such a manner, Su Fan naturally had no intention of wasting words with the other party.
The other party clearly lacked understanding of traditional Chinese medicine, especially the top-tier heritage.
In their opinion, it seemed as if all traditional Chinese medicine practitioners were slow and leisurely.
They only observed, listened, questioned, and felt the pulse, then prescribed medicine to the patient.
But in reality, there are numerous emergency techniques in traditional Chinese medicine.
After all, the heritage of traditional Chinese medicine has been around for five thousand years, even longer, while Western medicine has only developed for a few hundred years.
Su Fan casually pushed Lu Heng aside to cool off.
Then he entered the emergency room and came to the bedside of Tang Wan's aunt.
At that time, Tang Wan also saw Su Fan.
This introverted and cold beauty had clearly cried earlier, and her snow-white lovely face still had tear stains on it.
Seeing Su Fan, she immediately asked anxiously, "Doctor Su, can you save my aunt?"
Su Fan glanced at the patient on the bed and then said, "I'll do my best."
After he spoke, he came to the bedside and began to take the pulse of Tang Wan's aunt.
At first, he was extremely nervous.
However, after taking the pulse of Tang Wan's aunt, he couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief.
Although Western medicine has developed very well, it is still in its early stages of development and has not reached a state of perfection.
This time Tang Wan's aunt's problem, Western medicine was utterly helpless, but traditional Chinese medicine was not truly out of options.
As Su Fan took out many silver needles, preparing to save a life, Lu Heng also walked into the emergency room.
Seeing that Su Fan was about to step in and save the patient, Lu Heng hurriedly stepped forward to stop him!
Lu Heng did not really want to prevent someone from saving a life, but he did not want a Divine Doctor like Su Fan to take risks during such a dangerous time!
If Su Fan were a well-known expert in the relevant field at home and abroad, Lu Heng would have definitely let Su Fan treat the patient without hesitation.
But Su Fan was not only not a medical expert in the relevant field, but also a master of traditional Chinese medicine.
In such a situation, how could Lu Heng dare to entrust the patient to Su Fan?
The situation here was soon known by some other highly skilled doctors in the hospital.
Many doctors at that time rushed over to stop Su Fan from causing trouble.
They had already administered emergency treatment to the patient according to normal medical procedures.
Even if the patient really could not be saved in the end, they would not be responsible.
But if Su Fan intervened and caused disturbance, that would be a different story.
At a critical moment for a human life, Su Fan naturally wouldn't waste words with these people at this time.
He immediately pushed Lu Heng aside and then began to treat the patient.
Lu Heng still wanted to step forward, but was blocked by Tang Sanchun.
Tang Sanchun angrily said, "Lu Heng, Director Lu, you can't save the person yourself, and now you want to stop others from saving her?"
Lu Heng also angrily said, "What saving her? His messing around is clearly harming her!"
"I warn you, if anything happens to the patient, neither of you can escape responsibility; you'll both be to blame!"
After Lu Heng said this, Tang Sanchun felt slightly guilty.
Su Fan, however, remained indifferent and continued to use the silver needles, beginning to treat Tang Wan's aunt.
Tang Wan's aunt, named Shen Xinyi.
Although she was Tang Wan's aunt, she only seemed to be two or three years older than Tang Wan, just belonging to an earlier generation.