"The bleeding control today is pretty good."
"I was worried when I was stripping the liver and adrenal glands. I didn't expect Doctor Wei to be so good."
Two doctors from the provincial hospital surrounded Wei Zhenxue and flattered him.
Wei Jiayou also looked excited. Although he often performed cardiovascular surgeries, which were more difficult and meticulous, the sense of achievement of performing laparoscopic hepatectomy was the same.
Wei Jiayou was even more excited because he wanted to compare himself with Ling Ran.
"Hepatectomy and cholecystectomy are the same when you're familiar with laparoscopy." Wei Jiayou changed his perspective and said, "There's an advantage to laparoscopy. Its magnifying function is very useful in operating theaters like hepatectomy. Just like what you said about stripping the adrenal glands, when it's magnified, it's actually easier than performing laparotomy."
"But stopping the bleeding will be difficult. Doctor Wei's bleeding control is not something that can be done by ordinary people. " The two doctors from the provincial hospital who came to help were senior attending physicians, and they were about to be promoted to associate professors. They could be considered as Academician Di's disciples. Their skills were mature, and their ability to flatter others was also very mature.
Compared to young doctors, they were not only thick-skinned, but they were also very good at flattering others.
One of the difficulties in hepatectomy was bleeding control, and this difficulty was magnified in laparoscopic hepatectomy. Most of the patients who switched from laparoscopic hepatectomy to laparotomy were unable to control the blood loss.
The two assistants praised Wei Jiayou for his good bleeding control, and Wei Jiayou was also a little pleased.
"You've seen Ling Ran's surgery, right? Compared to mine, what do you think?" Wei Jiayou raised his head a little.
One of the reasons why he chose to come to Bazhaixiang to provide support and temporarily stay in Bazhaixiang was that he wanted to compare himself with Ling Ran. For a doctor of his age and level, continuous comparison was the meaning of life.
It was an innate instinct to constantly compare oneself with others of the same kind in a group of monkeys, gorillas, or kindergartens to determine one's status.
For doctors, such a comparison had more practical meaning.
Only first-class doctors could enjoy it? First-class resources. Only the best doctors could enjoy the best resources.
Wei Jiayou had long given up on the pursuit of titles such as associate chief physician and chief physician. He wanted more, and his vision was broader.
The two doctors from the provincial hospital felt a little awkward.
They measured each other's shamelessness, and the winner was the first to speak, "Doctor Wei's hepatectomy is very good at adapting to local conditions. This is something that Ling Ran can't compare to."
"Yes, Doctor Wei, you did well in today's surgery." The loser followed closely behind. It was better not to be thick-skinned.
Wei Jiayou didn't think there was anything wrong with it. He had always been praised. After becoming Academician Di's disciple, he had been praised even more.
"Hmm, you guys are also in Yun Hua. Do you guys often watch Ling Ran's surgeries?" Wei Jiayou suddenly thought of this question.
"Of course not. Everyone has work to do." The thick-skinned attending physician smiled and said, "But we watch Yunli Medical Company's livestream occasionally."
Wei Jiayou also knew about the surgery broadcast from Yunli Medical Company. He thought about it and asked, "Do you guys watch it often?"
"Occasionally."
"You guys have a lot of work on your hands, right? Which surgery do you usually watch the most?"
The two attending physicians hesitated.
"Ling Ran's?" Wei Jiayou was surprised. "Why?"
"Um … we're from the General Surgery Department, after all." The thin-skinned attending physician tried his best to explain, "Hepatectomy is considered one of the most high-end surgeries in the General Surgery Department. Ling Ran is quite famous in this field."
"The hospitals in Changxi Province still recognize Ling Ran's hepatectomy," the thick-skinned attending physician said. He then said, "Doctor Wei, you're a cardiologist in Beijing. You're not on the same path as him."
Wei Jiayou was not stupid. He chuckled a few times, put his hands behind his back, and said, "Forget it, I'll go and watch Ling Ran's surgery. It's more convenient to watch a live surgery than to watch a livestream."
The two attending physicians followed behind him. They could not help but sigh when they saw Wei Jiayou leave like a ginseng baby who did not wear a red string.
"Our emotional intelligence is not good enough."
"Or are we not tactful enough?"
"Tactful, my foot. At this time, we should go against our conscience and flatter him. We can't blame ourselves for being sent here."
…..
Wei Jiayou found the operating theater and saw Zuo Cidian standing at the chief surgeon's position.
Wei Jiayou was shocked. "You know how to perform surgery?"
Zuo Cidian raised his head and saw Wei Jiayou. He could not help but sigh. "Doctor Wei, won't you offend people in Beijing by talking like this?"
Wei Jiayou was reminded. He smiled embarrassedly and quickly said, "I didn't mean it. I just let myself go when I got here. What you're doing is … Colles' fracture?"
"Yes, the patient's injury is more serious …"
"Colles' fracture is considered an injury?" Wei Jiayou laughed. "You're not an orthopedist."
Zuo Cidian sighed again. "Doctor Wei, why are you here?"
"Oh, I'm looking for Ling Ran."
"Doctor Ling is resting."
"Resting? Why would he rest? "Wei Jiayou was even more surprised.
"The roads have been cleared recently, and other doctors have come to provide reinforcements. There are not enough beds here for a long time, and we need to divert the patients …"
Zuo Cidian said a lot, but Wei Jiayou understood.
"Where is Ling Ran?" Wei Jiayou asked again.
"Taking a walk," Zuo Cidian answered.
This answer was completely out of Wei Jiayou's expectations.
All Wei Jiayou could think of was that Ling Ran was not in the operating theater. He could be in the canteen, in the clinic, or even bathing. The only thing he could not think of was … taking a walk?
"Where is he taking a walk? Isn't there a group of people behind him?" Wei Jiayou said subconsciously. He suddenly shook his head and asked, "Where exactly is he?"
"Why are you looking for Doctor Ling?" Zuo Cidian raised his head and looked at Wei Jiayou.
"About the surgery."
Zuo Cidian waited for a few seconds before he answered, "He's in Zhongzhai."
Zhongzhai was a village near Bazhaixiang. It got its name because it was close to the geographical center of Bazhaixiang. It was not too far from the main street of Bazhaixiang, and it only took half an hour to get there by car. It was considered one of the local attractions.
Wei Jiayou ignored the people around him. He simply asked for a car and drove to Zhongzhai.
The village road stretched all the way to the center of Zhongzhai. Along the way, there were towering trees and fog, which made people feel relaxed and happy.
Wei Jiayou decided to treat it as a way to get rid of the unhappiness he had over the past few days. He even slowed down a little to delay his arrival.
Half an hour later, before he completely arrived at Zhongzhai, Wei Jiayou saw Ling Ran on a small platform at the top of a cliff.
It was impossible for him not to see him.
The cement platform, which was about half the size of a basketball court, was covered with a red carpet, and a table and chairs were placed in the middle.
Ling Ran and Yu Yuan sat at both ends of the table, and they looked sideways at the setting sun.
They were surrounded by a lush forest, a mountain view that stretched for thousands of miles, and dozens of waiters and chefs who were in a hurry …
"This guy is actually having a picnic?"
"He actually has such a luxurious picnic …"
Wei Jiayou mumbled to himself. His heart, which had just calmed down, became conflicted again.
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