Chapter 721: Chapter 295: Tracheotomy Results—The Academician Fainted from Exhaustion, and You’re Telling Me This Is an Intern?!

"Everyone, take a look. The place I just touched is the platysma muscle. This platysma muscle is very well developed and extremely healthy. After observing it, we are now going to cut it open." 𝗳𝚛𝗲𝕖𝕨𝕖𝗯𝚗𝚘𝕧𝕖𝗹.𝗰𝗼𝕞

Zhang Lingchuan patched up his previous actions.

Followed by another swift cut.

On the scene, Fang Yuan and Yin Xiaoxiao breathed a sigh of relief.

So it was a detailed explanation of the neck structure.

As for the live stream in the shot.

"Awesome!"

"Which hospital’s big shot is this?"

"I think for a tracheotomy, just this opening part alone is absolutely golden teaching material."

"Isn’t it? Look at this clean and decisive cutting technique, and then look at this incision, it’s simply a standard surgical incision, smooth and flowing. How did he manage to cut so precisely with just one cut?"

"When our teacher taught this, we were instructed to cut slowly with a knife, so I was shocked when I saw this expert, wondering who could be so irresponsible. But when I saw the result, I was speechless."

On the live-streaming site, only five or six people clicked in.

But almost every one of them left a comment.

Because this was an anonymous broadcast, they didn’t know which hospital was performing.

Provincial Hospital Research Room.

"Dean Sun, which doctor is this? Although the tracheotomy is only a secondary surgery, this technique is indeed not bad, and the logic is clear and very detailed."

The speaker was a Mediterranean man.

"Exactly, just like the netizens said, just the beginning segment alone is golden material, perfect for both beginners and advanced learners."

The other team members chimed in.

This was the expert research team formed by the Health Committee.

Although tracheotomy is a secondary surgery, being diligent in research and achieving perfection in this surgery is very commendable.

As medical workers, mastering even one surgery well is enough to make a living.

But they hadn’t heard of anyone at the Provincial Hospital, apart from Vice Director Huang, specializing in tracheotomy. If Vice Director Huang wasn’t here, they would suspect it was him.

In Chun City, he is one of the top emergency experts.

As seen in his role as deputy director of the Health Committee Emergency Expert Committee and enjoying special government allowances, his reputation is strong.

"A top student of Vice Director Huang, an intern from our hospital. We are sorry to let you see us like this, Old Chu."

At this moment, Provincial Hospital Director Sun Jian Country slightly smiles as he speaks.

This intern from the Emergency Department is performing impressively.

He was a bit worried at first.

Now it seems he completely overthought it.

"Oh? Vice Director Huang’s top student? Still an intern?"

"Dean Sun! You must be joking! Not just any intern, even those working in frontline positions with full qualifications would struggle to have this skill."

"Exactly. This surgery requires experience with thousands of tracheotomies. Was this intern practicing in utero? Perhaps you should ask Director Liu if he can achieve such a clean incision during a tracheotomy. After all, he’s a top surgical expert in Chun City’s general surgery, right? Probably only Vice Director Huang can match this level."

Many members of the expert group are reputable in the industry.

They actually came for an academic meeting and took the opportunity to visit the Provincial Hospital.

So it seemed like an inspection and research, but in reality, it was a leisure trip, and a chance to see the Provincial Hospital’s multi-functional research room.

To put it bluntly.

They were there to test the sound system, check the TV clarity, and network connectivity, so the type of surgery didn’t really matter.

Hence, Sun Jian Country arranged such a concise and clear surgery.

Who would have thought that due to the clean incision, and the patient, accurate, and logical teaching method, the overall expert-level attracted the inspection team’s attention.

And precisely because of their status, experience, and familiarity with each other.

They spoke very frankly.

"This..."

Liu Wensu’s expression was chaotic as he looked at Vice Director Lin Feng beside him.

He noticed Lin Feng’s face turned even worse.

It was as black as pot ash.

Yes, they all intended to see the Emergency Department make a joke of itself and to add fuel to the fire if a mistake occurred, saying Vice Director Huang was too bold with her choices, and this Zhang Lingchuan was just a veterinarian.

Rumor had it that he was her husband Shen Changming’s student, and Huang Xiangning not only let him intern but also participated directly in the surgery.

Although his cardiopulmonary resuscitation skills were indeed decent, surgery is surgery, and having a veterinarian participate in human medicine surgery is absurd.

And then they could take the opportunity to criticize the Emergency Department.

But now the words they prepared got stuck in their throats.

Because this kid’s skills were unexpectedly high, they truly didn’t anticipate this.

How exactly did he train to this level?

Even if he practiced tracheotomies on pigs, cows, horses, dogs, and cats every day, animals are not the same as humans.

Why do so many interns need to intern and even after a long time still feel clueless?

Because they need to understand the human body.

The human body in textbooks is not the same as in reality.

For example, textbooks use colors to distinguish different blood vessels, muscles, etc.

Some are red, some are dark red, some are blue, green, and so on.

But in reality, the different blood vessels etc., in the human body look quite similar.

It takes a long time of surgical experience to identify them.

Regardless, it is absolutely impossible for a veterinarian to reach an expert-level tracheotomy on humans.