The Surgeon’s Studio Chapter 491 - Kneeling Before He Could Even Comprehend

Chapter 491: Kneeling Before He Could Even Comprehend

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

The people in the operating theatre gradually dispersed, but Chief Lin did not leave after Zheng Ren rejected his dinner offer. He remained in the operating theatre.

He wanted to see if Zheng Ren really knew how to perform TIPS surgery.

With the previous incident, Chief Lin had already believed that Zheng Ren knew how to perform TIPS surgery. However, he still wanted to witness the miracle with his own eyes.

Inside, the neurosurgery department was doing an angiogram.

As long as they did not make the kind of mistake that would make people cry, the angiogram would end in twenty minutes.

During this time, Chief Lin would try to cultivate his relations.h.i.+p with the other two.

“Old Gao, where did you find such a talented person?” Chief Lin’s voice was not soft, but he was not intentionally raising it either.

He used the most appropriate volume to say such words of praise in front of others.

A person who was even a little bit thick-skinned would not be able to say such a thing.

Gao Shaojie was a little excited. “Hadn’t w.a.n.g Qiang, the Director of Sea City’s Secondary Hospital, invited me for surgery? I just happened to see Teacher Zheng doing TIPS surgery at the Secondary Hospital. I took a look and was shocked, so I decided to meet him.”

“You’re so lucky!” Chief Lin laughed.

“Of course.” Gao Shaojie did not bother being humble about it. If it was luck then so be it. Otherwise, why could other people have not met Teacher Zheng?

He had high standards and a good character. He had helped so many people but did not take any credit at all. He just sat quietly at the side.

As long as it was within his abilities, any weakness could become a strength.

If he could not live up to his own standards, people would think that Zheng Ren was dumb, stupid, and so on. However, it had now become the best evidence of his good character.

Su Yun quietly sat next to Zheng Ren, playing with his phone as his black hair fluttered about.

The neurosurgery department’s imaging surgery was done very quickly. After all, it was only an imaging surgery.

Any surgery that took a little longer would have been more troublesome and not taken up the time slot that Gao Shaojie had already booked.

After the surgery was done, the doctor from the neurosurgery team who had made a huge mistake also came back to his senses. After making sure that he had narrowly escaped death and was not dreaming, he came to Zheng Ren and bowed respectfully.

He did not say anything to express his grat.i.tude, nor did he say that he wanted to invite Zheng Ren to a meal. He only bowed.

After bending his back for about ten seconds, Zheng Ren could not sit still anymore.

This was similar to saying goodbye to a corpse.

He stood up and helped the doctor up. He smiled and said, “It’s nothing. Don’t worry about it.”

“I’m still a little dizzy today. It’s Teacher Zheng, right? I’ll definitely come over to Sea City to express my grat.i.tude some other day.” After the doctor finished speaking, he bowed three more times before he turned around and left to send the patient off.

“Gao, bring the MRI scan over. I’ll tell you about the patient’s magnetic field precautions,” Zheng Ren said. “Su Yun and I will do the first surgery. You should observe first. I’ll help you with the rest.”

Gao Shaojie was overjoyed. He had a feeling that he had finally succeeded after going through 81 trials and tribulations.

He quickly inserted the patient’s MRI scan that he had prepared earlier into the scanner. After that, he turned back and invited Zheng Ren over.

“Here in the SE sequence, 180b pulses are symmetrically applied with a dispersion-sensitive gradient pulse of the same length, amplitude, and position.” Zheng Ren pointed at a point on the magnetic image with his right index finger and explained it as frankly as he could.

“The principle is that when a proton diffuses along the gradient field, its spin frequency will change. As a result, during the echo time, the phase dispersion cannot completely reunite, resulting in a signal decline. Imaging twice with the same imaging parameters is the interval between these two imaging periods. Try to lower a gradient pulse in your mind and then sketch the image.”

Gao Shaojie saw that Zheng Ren and Professor Rudolf Wagner had discussed the nuclear magnetic diffusion image of the liver. He also studied it in detail for a few days while being taught selflessly by Zheng Ren.

It could be said that he had a certain foundation. After Zheng Ren said this, Gao Shaojie had already begun to construct the virtual image according to what Zheng Ren had said.

Chief Lin was speechless once again.

What the f*ck was he talking about? Was he speaking in a human language?

The Medical Service Chief was a doctor with a clinical background.

If it was not for the fact that he had worked in the clinic for more than five years, he would not be able to take up the job of Medical Service Chief simply by sitting around and doing nothing.

However, even though he was born and bred in the clinic, Chief Lin could not understand the conversation between Zheng Ren and Gao Shaojie at all.

He immediately became worried.

Chief Lin had never thought that something like this would happen to him.

However, that was the feeling that he truly felt right now.

Gao Shaojie, who was usually very arrogant, bent his waist slightly, maintaining a curve. Director Lin felt that Gao Shaojie could not help but kneel down to Zheng Ren.

Was that something he was supposed to do?

Furthermore, Gao Shaojie did not even realize that he had started bowing.

Just through the surgery where the other had ‘fished’ out the guide wire proved that Gao Shaojie definitely had his merits!

Old Gao’s luck was really good.

It seemed he did not stay in the Capital back then and had used up all his bad luck.

Chief Lin’s thoughts ran wild. Gao Shaojie kept asking questions while Zheng Ren answered patiently.

Chief Liu stood beside Chief Lin and watched the liver’s diffusion-weighted MRI from afar.

Chief Lin asked in a low voice, “Old Liu, do you know what they’re talking about?”

Chief Lin was answered with silence.

“Old Liu?” Chief Lin stood up and tapped Chief Liu.

“Ah?” Chief Liu was so engrossed in his thoughts that he did not realize someone would tap him. As if he had met a ghost, he was so shocked that his whole body trembled.

Chief Liu’s strong reaction gave Chief Lin a fright.

“What are you doing? Why are you so jumpy?” Chief Lin was displeased.

“Chief Lin, I…” Chief Liu was a little hesitant.

“What’s wrong?” Chief Lin asked.

“I don’t know what they’re doing…”

It turned out that even professionals could not understand! Chief Lin was a lot happier.

‘It’s not that I can’t keep up with the times,’ he thought to himself. He patted Chief Liu and said, “I know that TIPS surgery is very difficult. You even failed once a few months ago.”

With a sad face, Chief Liu replied, “Chief Lin, can you not always expose my shortcomings?”

“Do you think Teacher Zheng can do it? ”

“I think he’ll definitely be able to. Otherwise, Old Gao wouldn’t have stopped even the specialist treatment in Sea City and even asked me to help take in patients,” Chief Liu said.

“Huh? What’s going on?” Chief Lin did not know about this, so he asked.

Stopping the specialist consultation was a big deal for the group of professors no matter their department. If the hospital forcefully stopped the specialist consultation, the professor could find their connections in the Province and fight to the death to earn the time for specialist consultation.

Taking the initiative to stop the specialist consultation for a day, if it was not because there were major problems at home that could not be ignored or if someone was seriously ill, something like that would generally not occur.

Chief Liu also did not understand it a few days ago, but after seeing Zheng Ren today, he vaguely understood why Gao Shaojie had to stop the specialist consultation.

He briefly told Chief Lin what had happened, and Chief Lin fell into deep thought.