"Doctor Ling, please." Felix stood in the operating theater with his hands crossed in front of his chest. He nodded at Ling Ran and Karen. "Karen."
"Felix, Doctor Ling." Karen also had her hands crossed in front of her chest. After she nodded at the two of them, she took the lead and walked into the operating theater.
Then, Ling Ran nodded at the two of them. He also greeted them and walked into the operating theater next door.
Felix proudly held his head high and was the last to walk into Operating Theater 3.
Under Felix and Karen's strong request, they and Ling Ran each got an operating theater to carry out a heart bypass surgery at the same time.
No one claimed that this was a competition. Hospitals and patients were not allowed to use surgery as a competition.
However, the moment they entered the operating theater, Felix and Karen took a deep breath at the same time and put aside their fear of professional dignity and self-esteem.
Dignity was something that could only be obtained by continuously winning. Fortunately, the real world was better than the casino. Gambling did not only depend on luck, but also knowledge and experience accumulated over a long period of time.
Felix and Karen acknowledged Ling Ran's skills, but they still had a lot of doubts deep down in their hearts.
It was true that surgeons were unknown most of the time. But for a doctor of Ling Ran's level, there would always be an opportunity for him to stand out. It was as if they had suddenly appeared … Of course, some famous doctors had suddenly appeared, but most of them had invented innovative clinical techniques instead of learning and inheriting traditional and mature techniques.
A few foreign doctors even suspected that the Chinese had tampered with the selection of patients. Therefore, before today's surgery, they made extra preparations and checked.
Felix and Karen even brought over an assistant from abroad to ensure that each of them could get two assistants to show fairness.
The internal department of Yun Hua Hospital was also willing to make a fair and just adjustment under the guidance of the two foreigners.
Three cardiovascular surgeons carrying out three heart bypass surgeries at the same time. The scale and intensity of the surgery directly exhausted the doctors in the Department of Anesthesiology, so much so that the daily surgeries of the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery and the Department of Digestive Surgery were postponed.
However, the leaders of Yun Hua Hospital were willing to endure this hardship.
Although there was no official or civil organization supporting this, this was obviously an extremely rare opportunity for the leaders of Yun Hua Hospital.
In fact, in the eyes of the leaders of Yun Hua Hospital, it was already very good for Ling Ran to be able to participate in this three-person battle.
As for the reports from Yu Yuan and Academician Di's team, they could not make up for this psychological disadvantage. When it came to this kind of thing, they not only had to convince themselves, but they also had to convince the academic world.
When it came to the academic world, words were obviously not enough.
Therefore, the higher-ups of Yun Hua Hospital were actually quite supportive of the simultaneous surgery plan proposed by Felix and the others.
Everyone didn't say anything about the competition, but their auras and appearances were all there.
When they arrived at the operating theater, Lu Wenbin and the others were fully prepared.
Ling Ran entered and was quite satisfied with their attitude. He smiled and asked, "Has the situation changed?"
"It's basically the same as the preoperative study and judgment …" Yu Yuan sat beside Su Jiafu the anesthetist today. She only jumped down from the stool when she received the report and began to describe the medication in detail.
Ling Ran listened as he read the MRI scan. It was no different from his usual habit.
No one in the operating theater dared to disturb Ling Ran.
Even though Ling Ran had only been in Yun Hua Hospital for about three years, he had already established his authority in terms of skills.
If it were any other doctor, even an ordinary attending physician would be scolded badly by the nurses if they did not do anything in the operating theater and just looked at the MRI report with their hooves on their hooves, much less a doctor who was about the same age as Ling Ran. If the anesthetist was woken up, he would probably join in the scolding.
Everyone was in a hurry to get off work, and no one would give in to the other.
But for Ling Ran, no matter how much of a personality a worker had, they were all obedient.
Yu Yuan was the same. After she obediently explained the situation, she obediently jumped onto the stool, swung her legs, and waited for the surgery to start.
As usual, she was not qualified to go to the operating table today, but it was still necessary for her to come over to gather material for her research paper.
"Let's start." As Ling Ran spoke, he came in front of the patient.
The patient was also borrowed from the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery. He was a patient Department Director Kang received when he was in the outpatient department. At this time, he could only let him go.
After all, it was impossible for Felix and Karen to receive patients in public.
Lu Wenbin immediately stood in his position and said in a low voice, "The panoramic camera has been activated."
"Who's watching?" Ling Ran asked calmly.
Lu Wenbin was stunned. 'Why is he asking so directly?' But in the blink of an eye, he returned to normal and said naturally, "Everyone?"
Ling Ran raised his head and glanced at him. "Be more precise."
"Erm … They're broadcasting from our hospital, the provincial hospital, and the Lu Hospital …" Lu Wenbin answered while mumbling.
"Oh," Ling Ran interrupted Lu Wenbin. He frowned and said, "Since it's the same as before, why do you have to use everyone to describe it?"
Lu Wenbin cursed under his breath and said with a serious expression, "Chief Physician Ling, I was wrong."
Ling Ran looked at Lu Wenbin with a scrutinizing gaze again.
Lu Wenbin felt a little panicked for some reason. He quickly said, "Didn't the documents come out this morning? We discussed and decided to use the title of chief physician from this surgery onward."
Ling Ran shook his head, asked for a pen, and started drawing on the patient's body.
Lu Wenbin asked in a low voice, "Do you not like this title?"
Ling Ran hummed in acknowledgment and did not explain.
Lu Wenbin quickly became obedient. "Then, we'll still call you Doctor Ling?"
Ling Ran nodded, extended his hand, asked for a knife, and started cutting.
As fresh blood flowed out of the patient's body, everyone felt the tension in their bodies disappear.
"I told you not to use the title of chief physician. It's very vulgar. Ma Yanlin is silly. "Yu Yuan swung her legs on the stool, and she looked a little smug. She did not even need to be an assistant. She was relaxed and a little bored, so she easily sold Ma Yanlin out.
Ma Yanlin, who was standing in the position of the second assistant, looked helpless. He finally understood why Zuo Cidian did not flatter him and let him be the "initiator" so easily.
Ma Yanlin stole a glance at Ling Ran and explained in a low voice, "I think it's good to make it clear. When we go out, the other teams are all department directors …"
"Doctor Ling doesn't need to use the title of department director," Yu Yuan said casually, "No matter what, he's still a professor."
"That … is also suitable …" Ma Yanlin looked weak and feeble.
"Stabilize the anesthesia." Ling Ran stopped for a moment and glanced at Ma Yanlin again. He said, "Let's review. Talk about the exclusion conditions for OPCAB (Extracorporeal Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting Surgery) in the early stage."
Being a surgeon under Ling Ran was somewhat similar to the Western-style education in the field of surgery. Of course, there were benefits and drawbacks for junior doctors when cardiac surgery, which was a skill that was learned by specialists in other countries, was directly moved to the same level as other surgical surgeries.
The advantage was naturally that they would be exposed to more consultations, and they could accumulate valuable experience. The disadvantage was that the burden of learning would be greatly increased.
However, unlike high school students or university students who were looking for a semester, the young doctors who entered the hospital had a clearer understanding of the burden of learning and their future achievements. In this era where hard work might not necessarily be rewarded, no one was willing to give up easily if they could get rewarded, and it was a job with a high return.
Ma Yanlin was only stunned for around ten seconds. Then, he tried his best to recall and recite, "Exclusion conditions include a recent history of myocardial infarction, left ventricular dysfunction, mild to moderate aortic or mitral regurgitation …"
Yu Yuan watched Ma Yanlin struggle like a catfish, and she could not help but chuckle.
Ling Ran turned and said, "Yu Yuan, tell me about the anatomy around the inferior vena cava."
Yu Yuan was shocked and said cautiously, "Which aspect are you referring to …"
Ling Ran said, "Tell me as much as you can."
Yu Yuan's expression instantly turned bitter.
Su Jiafu, who was beside her, could not help but have a smile on his face. He subconsciously looked at Yu Yuan's feet and thought, 'Jump again!'
Yu Yuan's stuttering answer came from the operating theater again. The assistants and nurses who were hesitant because of the camera just now immediately became excited and nervous.
Outside the operating theater, the doctors who stared at the screen fell into a short silence.
Everyone's titles and teaching surgeries did not seem to match.
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