Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

"He's doing big projects, maybe he's been too busy to run back and forth for a follow-up at the hospital. Didn't they say everything was fine after the last check-up and the stent placement? How did it get worse this time?"

"This situation, well, it's hard to say for sure right now, need to wait for the test results. He's going in for an angiography to see the condition. If it's permissible, we can transfer him back to our hospital where I can perform the surgery."

"The doctors here said no, insisting on treating him here."

"Which hospital? Which hospital did you go to? Is it one of the top three? For interventional surgery, don't just randomly pick a hospital." The person opposite, Doctor Seo, spoke some industry truths without fear of revealing shortcomings, "Don't be fooled by many hospitals boasting about having interventional operating rooms, claiming they can perform such procedures. They're after revenue. Doctors go off for a few months of training and come back to start operating without experience. Last time you sought my advice, I mentioned this to you - such surgeries being botched are common. A good, qualified hospital for cardiovascular interventional procedures should have complete rescue equipment and a cardiac surgery department, just in case."

"The problem is, we can't go back now."

"If you can't return, you have to treat him locally. Capital has many top hospitals, but for this kind of surgery, Guo Zhi Hospital is the best. You should be familiar with Guo Zhi's reputation. Is the patient at Guo Zhi?"

"No. We took a taxi intending to go to Guo Zhi. The taxi driver misheard the location and took us to Guoxie. Old Zhang was in too much pain to move, so we went into the hospital, and he ended up being admitted to Guoxie."

Hearing this, the classmates exchanged glances, staring at each other: if Senior Jin heard these remarks from the patient's friends, he might explode with rage.

This situation seems to be getting more bizarre.

"Senior Jin should have heard it." Student Pan Shihua made another accurate analysis of the current situation.

Feng Yicong placed a hand on Student Pan's shoulder, "I remember, you interned in the Cardiology department?"

"Yes. Cardiology was the first department I went to." Student Pan Shihua said. The second department he went to was the OBGYN where he got punched.

"I believe you know Senior Jin well; do you believe he'll hear what you're saying?" said Feng Yicong.

The other two classmates realized it; Student Feng was again threatening and intimidating Student Pan to keep his mouth shut. Only because Student Pan was too prophetic.

Student Pan Shihua could only look up at the ceiling with a sigh; he only meant to remind his classmates to be cautious in their actions.

"You're good at this; I can't fathom how you would get punched in the OBGYN department?" Feng Yicong was puzzled, thinking that with his ability to anticipate many things, he could avoid such risks.

"I was on a night shift bringing test results to the teacher, hadn't slept, and was groggy. As I walked there, not seeing clearly, a punch came straight at me." Pan Shihua tilted his head back, reenacting the dazed state when he got punched.

The few classmates looked at him, feeling somewhat sorry.

Even the smartest person couldn't foresee such an unforeseen calamity, just like when Student Xie was punched last time without expecting it.

Outside, the patient's friend holding the phone seemed to let out a helpless chuckle from Doctor Seo. After hearing about going to the wrong hospital due to a mix-up, Doctor Seo could only laugh with a hint of helplessness. People in the industry, including him, Doctor Seo, knew that there is a gap in the reputation and technique between Guo Zhi and Guoxie in this field.