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Not only were there doctors present, but also the patient's family and friends. In this situation, the most nervous person was Mr. Zhou.

"Doctor!" Mr. Zhou walked over and grabbed Jin Tianyu's arm, "Please, whatever it takes, you must save Old Zhang."

"Why are you holding onto the doctor? The doctor needs to go into the operating room to save lives," the nurse standing at the door shouted to the family members.

Mr. Zhou had no choice but to nervously let go of his hand.

Jin Tianyu quickly turned around and entered the operating room to check the situation inside.

Li Chengyuan stepped out to the door and gestured to Fu Xinheng: Something is happening.

Seeing this, Fu Xinheng prepared to follow, brushing past Xie Wanying and saying, "Do you want to learn? Come in then."

As Teacher Fu spoke, Xie Wanying certainly had to comply, but how to explain this to Senior Brother Yu was the question. Senior Brother Yu wasn't allowing her to go in.

Quickly, Teacher Fu resolved this dilemma as well.

"You're not letting her in to save lives?" Fu Xinheng's cold voice asked Yu Xuexian.

Presumably, the robot's eyes clearly communicated: If you're in charge of teaching, do you have the capability to run away with your students during a patient's rescue?

Receiving this message, Yu Xuexian was almost furious to the point of exploding. He had anticipated this would be difficult to escape once unable to evade previously.

Li Chengyuan opened the door to the operating room, waiting for the group to all come in.

The classmates were forced to stay, and the three boys couldn't let the girl from their class face it alone, so they all turned back.

Seeing Senior Brother Yu return to the operating room, Xie Wanying followed, and suddenly someone tugged at her white coat. Turning back, she saw Mr. Zhou grabbing her coat corner.

"Dr. Xie, Expert Xie, please—save my friend," Mr. Zhou might have remembered what the old lady said and needed to ask Expert Xie for help.

"It will be fine," Xie Wanying reassured the family member.

"If Dr. Xie says it's fine, it will be fine," the old lady came up and pulled Mr. Zhou's hand back, saying.

Knowing he shouldn't hold onto the doctor, Mr. Zhou let go of his hand, worried to the point of tears.

The group hurried back into the operating room inside.

The control room couldn't be entered casually, so everyone first went into the control room to check the situation. Before this, Jin Tianyu had already put on surgical attire and lead clothing, immediately heading into the control room to assist Doctor Fang.

"Can't proceed," Doctor Fang whispered to Jin Tianyu.

According to Doctor Fang's recount, the fluoroscopy showed the puncture successfully entered the radial artery, but then there were signs of resistance before the guidewire reached the elbow joint. Fortunately, Doctor Fang was very alert, advancing the guidewire while staying extremely vigilant, slowing the speed, and being increasingly careful, stopping immediately when something felt wrong.

Forcing the guidewire could lead to the risk of forming a dissection. Medical incidents involving upper limb arterial dissection rupture caused by the radial artery approach occur frequently.

With the situation like this, Doctor Fang dared not act rashly and called for a higher-level doctor to come and assist. A rupture would require surgical rescue.

Therefore, Dr. Shim said they absolutely didn't speculate about the other circumstances and reasons that might have existed during Dr. Seo's previous puncture, which is impossible. As an interventional procedure-experienced cardiologist, these potential risks are not something they wouldn't be aware of.

Although classmates know their peers well, they should not easily underestimate the technical capabilities of their department. Jin Tianyu's gaze was quite profound, as he realized what Shim Youhuan said had some truth to it. Once the guidewire enters the vessel and encounters unknown resistance, with the limited technical means of cardiologists, it's difficult to handle. Even if sent to Guo Zhi Hospital's cardiology department, it would be challenging to resolve, likely requiring referral to surgery.