Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

"If the surgery can be done, does the patient need to come to our hospital?" Yu Xuexian's cool voice sounded, his fingers tapping on the table as if knocking with a teaching whip.

Senior Brother Yu was reminding her to be cautious, to think comprehensively about the problem and not purely focus on the surgical treatment direction. She should not forget that at this stage, she was studying under an internal medicine teacher and should not completely ignore the internal medicine perspective.

It's not just about simply thinking about internal medicine treatment methods, but conducting an in-depth analysis from an internal medicine perspective. If this disease is to be treated only by internal medicine, what strategy would be employed? Under limited conditions, thinking should create enough contrast to make the optimal plan. As for surgery, she, as a surgical student, already had a deep-seated habit of thinking, which didn't need further reminders.

With this thought, it's possible that the patient's hospital transfer was aiming for the Guoxie Gastroenterology Department. Guoxie's surgical department had no unique approach to treating Crohn's, only the Guoxie Gastroenterology had special therapies for this disease. Generally, patients with this disease come to this hospital for the Guoxie gastroenterology experts.

Xie Wanying needed to think more about it.

"It's your turn to speak." To make the most of the time, Doctor Jiang had to name the next student to respond, pointing at Pan Shihua's head.

Pan Shihua's thoughts didn't revolve around academic questions; instead, he suddenly asked the teacher, "What I don't quite understand is why we, the doctors from General Surgery Department One, were called down to see the patient."

If Teacher Yu wasn't mistaken, the patient's family could request a transfer to gastroenterology, so why the emergency call for General Surgery Department One surgeons to come down was puzzling.

Ah, as a few people thought about it, Student Pan's words seemed to make some sense.

"Who notified you to come down?" Yu Xuexian immediately asked Doctor Jiang the reason for going down to the emergency department.

"Of course, it was the Emergency Department notifying our department to send someone down to see the patient," Doctor Jiang said anxiously. General Surgery Department One was just as busy as hell; how could they possibly come down randomly without a reason?

The question was that Yu Xuexian didn't call for a surgical consultation, so why did the emergency nurses notify General Surgery Department One?

The nurse's earlier words were that a patient brought by the leadership was uncertain if they should be transferred to surgery or internal medicine, which indicated the leadership had instructed the nurses on how to handle it. It was possible that Director Yang called the surgical doctors down to consult along with the internal medicine department.

Was Director Yang implying that this case required a thorough discussion between surgery and internal medicine before deciding which department the patient should go to for treatment?

What did the hospital leadership mean?

Yu Xuexian and Doctor Jiang were momentarily silent.

Do not underestimate Director Yang's familiarity with clinical affairs, despite leaving the front line of clinical practice after taking a leadership position. On the contrary, as the director of the Medical Education Department, he dealt with clinical technical matters daily, likely having a more comprehensive understanding of the hospital's clinical technical capabilities than front-line doctors.

If this inference was correct, the consequence would be that Director Yang would soon make a call to inquire about their case discussion results, or he might personally come to ask.

Answering leadership's questions couldn't be like their own casual arguments; they needed to be rigorous and present technical evidence.

"This—" Doctor Jiang troubledly held his chin, contemplating whether the patient should be treated by General Surgery Department One was secondary. Even if he agreed with treating in internal medicine, he needed to provide a surgical professional opinion to support this decision.

Yu Xuexian was thinking the same thing; if he opposed the patient being treated surgically, he needed to provide a professional internal medicine counter-opinion.

When the two teachers were troubled, they involuntarily glanced at this brat Pan Shihua: Is your assertion about the leadership coming true, or are you just making wild guesses?

Receiving a glance from the teachers, Pan Shihua straightened his back, trembling slightly.

Xie Wanying and Feng Yicong, who weren't familiar with Student Pan, didn't know if he was just guessing wildly.

"Director Yang." Suddenly, someone outside called for the leadership.

The hospital leadership really arrived.

A group of people in the office simultaneously turned their gaze towards Pan Shihua: A blind cat stumbled upon a dead rat.

Director Yang's footsteps approached the doctor's office door, inquiring who was inside, and without a word, he pushed open the office door.