Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

"No, I'm drawing her actions," Pan Shihua explained.

Student Pan is solely focused on academics, don't get it wrong.

Looking at Student Xie's straightforward nature, she definitely didn't misunderstand. She took Pan's notebook with great interest and started studying her own hand.

It's truly fascinating, thought Xie Wanying. She never knew what her body looked like while performing her procedures, only relying on her own feelings and imagination, embodying the saying, "A spectator sees more than the player."

Modern recording equipment is becoming more advanced, allowing doctors to understand their technical operations through surgical recordings. However, she certainly didn't have the privilege to view her own recordings. These precious surgical recordings are reportedly all submitted to the hospital and archived under Director Yang. As a medical student, she wouldn't dare ask the medical education department director for her own recordings.

Besides, a surgical recording covers numerous aspects, and very few focus on recording the doctor's hands, most of the footage involves the surgical process and results within the surgical field, that is, inside the patient's body. Take the gastroscopy just now, if it were recorded, it would capture the endoscope footage, showing how medical instruments operate within the lumen. The doctor's external hand operations are seldom recorded. Unless several cameras are used, one for inside, one for outside, and another solely for recording the doctor's hand? Surgical recordings aren't movies, and generally, doctors aren't professional photographers, so they can't organize all-around angle recordings.

Others, like teachers, might observe her operations and offer professional advice. Teachers merely speak orally, and students can only use the teacher's verbal descriptions to imagine specifics, which will inevitably lead to deviations. So sometimes, after a teacher explains for a long time, students still can't seem to improve, indicating a significant understanding gap between the two.

Having a visual record is ideal, providing the most straightforward insight.

Even if there are recordings, they might not be shot at the right angle, resulting in unsatisfactory outcomes, failing to capture what the doctor wishes to see.

Now, having someone draw her hand is a process filtered through human intelligence, definitely superior to a non-intelligent recording device. Of course, the intelligence sorting by the brain varies in level. Some might not draw what she wants, or might draw just like a misaligned recording.

Pan's drawing was a revelation to her.

At first glance, it seemed like a portrait of her hand, and among classmates, Pan, nicknamed the art student, handled the image with exceptional aesthetic quality. To truly discover the drawing's marvelous aspect and profound meaning, one must observe its details. Within the picture, alongside the beautifully exquisite hand contour curves, a series of fine strokes depicting muscle groups is drawn in the hand.

In an instant, it felt somewhat like admiring anatomical drawings by legendary art master Da Vinci.

Xie Wanying was filled with admiration: Pan's drawing is truly amazing.

Feng Yicong craned his neck to look: Pan isn't drawing the class beauty, but the class's top female student.

"Your right little finger always gives me the impression of being overly forceful," Pan Shihua said to Student Xie.

From this drawing, it can be accurately seen that the posture of her little finger is somewhat awkward. She didn't know she had this issue before. Perhaps teachers noticed but deemed it trivial as long as the operation results were correct, or maybe the teachers didn't notice like Pan did. Because the little finger, hidden at the very end, is seldom used and thus rarely draws attention.