After Ling Ran debrided and sutured a wound, he returned to his seat to rest.
The reporter pulled the cameraman over and immediately came over to chat.
He was the one who spoke, but Ling Ran was the one who did not.
When Zuo Cidian saw that it was almost time, he walked over and stopped the reporter. He promised to give some information to the reporter, and the latter left reluctantly.
Director Li was both envious and sad at the same time as he watched the interaction between them.
He did not have the chance to be the department director of the provincial General Surgery Department. He said that he gave up and came out to work on public health projects. But after meeting the reporter, it was impossible for Chief Physician Li not to have any fantasies.
Even if he could not be the department director of the General Surgery Department, he could still accept setting up a public health department.
After being a doctor for so many years, everyone might have different goals in life, but their career goals were almost the same. Who would not want to be a department director?
Although most doctors would not have such a chance in the end, for a chief physician like Chief Physician Li, he was really one step away from becoming a department director.
Unfortunately, he did not have any help in front of him or behind him.
Chief Physician Li watched the reporter leave the Emergency Department, and he could only sigh secretly.
The media could have been a very good help, but if the media were not interested in him, it would be meaningless to just force themselves to publish a report.
"Then I'll go back too." Chief Physician Li did not want to stand here and watch a young doctor like Ling Ran work.
"Let's go together." Chief Physician Deng said with a smile. He was also a little touched, but as the leader of a treatment group in the prime of his life, he still had a bright future, and he was not as dejected as Chief Physician Li.
Lu Wenbin, who was cheering by the side, also sighed quietly. He relaxed his tense muscles and became a strong doctor who wore clothes that showed off his muscles.
"Doctor Ling, there are no more patients in the waiting room. Do you want to rest for a while?" Zuo Cidian gave Ling Ran a bottle of mineral water and asked in a low voice.
Ling Ran was a little surprised. "There are no more patients after just one debridement?"
"No more. There was a patient with abdominal pain just now, but he has been dealt with. " Zuo Cidian smiled bitterly. It might be a strange experience for doctors like Ling Ran, who started out as tertiary Grade A Grade A doctors, but for Zuo Cidian, it was practically a portrayal of the first half of his life.
Ling Ran took out his phone dejectedly. He thought about it and decided to open the Ling Treatment Group on WeChat. He first assigned a question. [Thoughts on the Perioperative Period of Chronic Achilles Tendon Repair Surgery.]
This question could be big or small, and it was very suitable for the current situation of the doctors in Ling Ran's treatment group.
Ling Ran was satisfied with the questions he came up with. When he swiped his phone again, he felt exceptionally at ease.
He played a game, and as expected, he failed. Ling Ran did not immediately click on the next sentence. Instead, he fell into deep thought.
He was thinking about the mission of the "perfect surgery".
It was rather difficult to perform a major surgery like hepatectomy perfectly. It was naturally easier for him to perform minor surgeries. However, if the quest reward was only a Basic Treasure Chest, Ling Ran was not willing to spend a lot of effort to get it.
It wasn't that he looked down on Basic Treasure Chests, it was just that Basic Treasure Chests rarely dropped anything good recently.
When Ling Ran thought of this, he had an idea, and 37 Treasure Chests immediately appeared in front of him.
He had completed the mission of the perfect surgery thirty-seven times, but Ling Ran had never opened the Treasure Chests that were rewarded.
On one hand, Ling Ran had a huge surplus of Energy Serums on hand. On the other hand, he still wanted to save up Basic Treasure Chests to meet possible needs.
When he saw the quest notification just now, Ling Ran had the urge to open the Treasure Chests.
He did not hesitate to open Basic Treasure Chests. Coincidentally, 37 was a prime number. Ling Ran waved his hand and opened a bunch of Basic Treasure Chests.
There was a dazzling array of … Energy Serums. He was not surprised at all.
'Another thirty-seven,' Ling Ran said in his heart, and the scene in front of him instantly became dazzling again.
A bunch of … Energy Serums.
"Thirty-seven." Ling Ran continued to request.
The system continued to provide Treasure Chests.
After four rounds, a skill book appeared in front of him.
[Single Skill Book. Obtained skill branch: Intestinal Perforation Repair (Master Level)]
"The probability is a little low." Ling Ran raised his head. He was not very satisfied, and he did not want to continue.
Intestinal Perforation Repair could make up for the lack of skills related to intestines, but Ling Ran did not want to perform intestinal surgeries. Most of this skill could only be used as a reserve, and he hoped that he would never need it.
After this round of opening, Ling Ran was left with less than one thousand Basic Treasure Chests. He had a total of 962 Basic Treasure Chests. Most of them came from patients' Sincere Gratitude, and a small number of them came from quests. The number of Basic Treasure Chests was about the same as the number of praises he received from his peers.
Ling Ran roughly calculated the number of Basic Treasure Chests he had. He felt that he had to be frugal with his Treasure Chests. It was not easy to accumulate one thousand Basic Treasure Chests.
"Where did Yu Yuan go?" Ling Ran looked around and found that everyone had started to do some writing, so he prepared to do some writing.
Yu Yuan's head popped out from the corner.
"Let's write a research paper." Ling Ran squeezed some alcohol-based hand sanitizer, rubbed his hands, and turned on the computer.
Yu Yuan hummed in acknowledgment and asked, "What kind of research paper do you want to write?"
"I have some ideas about hepatectomy," Ling Ran answered while he thought about it.
Yu Yuan immediately opened her notebook and said, "If it's hepatectomy, we have quite a number of cases …"
"I think we can make a more detailed classification for the treatment of laparoscopy, small incisions, and hepatectomy with large incisions …" Ling Ran explained his thoughts.
Ren Qi, who came from the county hospital, was sitting next to them. He was writing medical records with his plump belly, and he felt absent-minded as he listened to their conversation.
'Are you writing research papers because you're bored?
'Do you think that you can get whatever case you want?
'Aren't you showing off too much?
'When can I feel so good?'
Ren Qi pricked up his ears to listen, and he saw Ling Ran change the topic. He mentioned a new idea.
"Small incisions can be written in their own research paper."
"Laparoscopy and large incisions are still the current trend. Recently, there should be quite a number of cases of hepatectomy performed using laparoscopy."
Ling Ran thought as he spoke. He also made notes on the computer and roughly wrote down his thoughts.
After performing so many surgeries in one go for so many days, Ling Ran had a lot of ideas in his mind.
These things were one thing before he organized them and formed them into words. But when Ling Ran decided to express them, it was another round of revision and new thinking.
"Skill increased. Perfect Level Hepatectomy achieved." At some point in time, the system's voice rang in Ling Ran's mind.
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