Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 1148: [] Is her feeling right or not?

Everyone says there is no one who does not fear Teacher Zhang, and Xie Wanying thinks it’s true.

No other teacher had ever given her such an assignment before. Teacher Zhang’s ability, she fears, is above all the other teachers she has met before.

Facing a remarkably talented Boss Teacher, her heart couldn’t help but feel uneasy, Xie Wanying earnestly replied: "I think the most likely complication during this surgery may not be massive hemorrhage."

"Not massive hemorrhage?" Zhang Huayao asked, pinching his chin with his fingers, sizing her up. freewёbnoνel-com

He had asked her to write an assignment on preventing massive bleeding, and now this student was saying that massive bleeding isn’t the issue. Such a student, capable of beating around the bush in their assignment, seemed to be the first of her kind. No wonder he had to take an extra curious look at her, wanting to see what kind of medicine this student had in her gourd.

Zhang Shuping stood opposite the two of them, looking on like a curious baby.

"I feel it might be something else." The teacher asked, Xie Wanying answered. As for what exactly, she hadn’t worked it out in her mind yet.

"What is something else?" Zhang Huayao said, telling the student, "Don’t mumble when you talk."

If you have something to say, just say it. The Boss Teacher isn’t stopping you from speaking; if he asks you to speak, you must speak.

"I’ve done the calculations, and the patient’s intraoperative blood loss should not be significant," Xie Wanying identified the difficulty in devising a prevention plan. In itself, the surgery, if well-performed routinely, would not involve significant blood loss. Therefore, a preventive plan would be virtually unnecessary, superfluous.

For this surgery, the Chief Surgeons were her two familiar senior brothers and teachers, both with excellent skills, possessing foundational surgical skills of the highest caliber; it was unlikely they would unexpectedly injure a major blood vessel, like a novice might, hence there was no chance for massive bleeding. Both Senior Tao and Teacher Tan were doctors with a sound mindset, calm and unruffled. Without her need to make a plan, both teachers would be very clear in their minds about which areas of operation could potentially cause massive bleeding and would naturally be careful to avoid them.

Besides, looking at the patient’s own examination results, there is no cirrhosis of the liver. From that perspective, the risk of capillary burst, like what happened to Yangyang’s Mom, doesn’t exist. The main issue with the surgery is that it involves a considerable range, but as long as every part is carried out routinely and correctly, there is nothing to fear.

In short, worrying about massive hemorrhage during the operation seems like focusing on the wrong area. That’s how she feels anyway.

"What you feel?" Zhang Huayao raised his dense eyebrows again, his gray eyes scanning over her, as if looking at another person, seemingly not quite believing that such words could come from her.

Whether it was the rumors, or from his previous interactions with her where she would typically cite references and extensively use data to make her case, as someone who is level-headed. Suddenly she’s making decisions based on feelings - wouldn’t that mean she has become someone else?

Is it that he misunderstood her, or is this the kind of person she truly is? Zhang Huayao questioned, "Alright then, go on and talk about what your feelings are."

Teacher Zhang is rather extraordinary, actually not having told her to be quiet. Usually, if a teacher is not satisfied with a student’s words, they would either criticize them or turn their heads and ignore them. Teacher Zhang, not minding the trouble to dig deeper by questioning her, evidently wanted her to hear her own argument out; one can only say that Boss has the daunting aspects of a Boss, patience far beyond the ordinary.

Xie Wanying cited a piece of evidence: "Teacher Zhang is worried about the massive hemorrhage during the surgery because he fears it will affect the patient’s heart."