Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

We should have been informed earlier, so as medical students, we could prepare in advance.

What is Demon Li intending to do? Is he trying to deliberately give the interns a blow?

Speaking of which, the class monitor would never give anyone a nickname; Teacher Li's nickname definitely wasn't invented by the class monitor, Xie Wanying thought. Saying Teacher Li is a demon, maybe it's true. After receiving information about the injured patient, Teacher Li showed no signs of tension at all, in stark contrast to Teacher Xin.

Maybe surgeons have seen so many horrifying scenes that they are desensitized.

Is that so?

Li Chengyuan came to the injured person, squatted down, held one of the injured person's hands, and spoke, "It's okay, you'll be sent to the hospital soon."

The consciousness of the injured young man was still clear, his eyes could move, and he stared at the doctor who came to his side, blinking as if to say: Save me, save me.

Just like the students at school, some of the workers around couldn't bear to look any further and turned their faces away, clutching their chests.

Compared to those innocent middle school students, the workers were more knowledgeable, understanding that this coworker's life was hard to say, even if the doctors had already arrived on the scene.

In response, Li Chengyuan just held the injured person's hand tightly, his face calm and unruffled.

"We didn't dare move him carelessly, Doctor," the old worker told the doctor, "mainly because we're unsure about how he's injured internally."

"Hmm." Li Chengyuan responded simply.

The visible wound on the injured person's head was very shallow, just one cut, not bleeding much. However, with severe trauma to the human body, often the wounds are not very apparent, while the internal organs are severely damaged. The same goes for patients with traumatic brain injuries.

The nurse brought injection tools to give the injured person a shot before transferring him onto the ambulance. Li Chengyuan's gloved hand lightly pressed on the injured person's forehead, his eyes seemed to be doing an X-ray scan of the patient. The two medical students pondered over what Teacher Li saw from the external appearance of the injured person, unexpectedly, Teacher Li turned his head to look at them.

Come here. Li Chengyuan signaled to the two rookies with his eyes.

Following the teacher's instructions, Xie Wanying immediately walked to the other side of the injured person's head and squatted down.

Yue Wentong took a deep breath to go over, thinking that this man must not have seen anything, and even if he did, he wouldn't tell them; he was trying to keep them in the dark. A demon is a demon. This is why he likes neurosurgery more than cardiothoracic surgery. Senior Brother Cao and Senior Brother Huang are extremely kind people, with no thoughts of scheming against others at all.

Thinking about that Beidu person, Song Xueling stayed by Senior Brother Cao's side, when will it be his turn? Thinking of this, Yue Wentong quietly glanced at the class's top female student, knowing that she had a better relationship with Senior Brother Cao and was one of his strongest competitors. Unexpectedly, this glance left him almost speechless. She was actually learning from Li Chengyuan, holding the injured person's hand.

Does she want to suck up to Demon Li? So she's following Li Chengyuan, learning and applying immediately?

Li Chengyuan's long gaze under his eyebrows swept over their completely different expressions, and his eyes flickered when he saw Xie Wanying's action.

He hadn't heard of her being a suck-up. On the contrary, all he'd heard were rumors about her lack of social skills. She didn't understand what it meant to build relationships in private, which led to Fu Xinheng specifically calling Zhou Junpeng to greet her, and she listened like a child who didn't understand.

Sucking up was not something Xie Wanying would do; she simply believed that what Teacher Li did was right. In such a situation with the injured person, they must at least make the patient feel reassured first.