Healing Doctor

Chapter 591 The Overlooked Details

Lin Jiuze's "polite words" left Director Li speechless.

The surgeon is best positioned to assess the difficulty of the procedure. Director Li initially failed with the super-selection technique once, but after Lin Jiu took over, all super-selections were successful on the first attempt without exception.

Is this just a basic surgery?

"Massachusetts General Hospital, your level of expertise is top-notch, isn't it?" Director Li asked.

"It's alright. In the medical industry, there's no single best standard, no universally accepted criteria," Lin Jiu said politely and "humbly."

This statement was perfectly watertight, but Lin Jiu neither admitted nor denied it, instead speaking vaguely.

Director Li seemed to have forgotten Lin Jiuze's existence and began to space out.

This scene looks very abrupt on camera.

"Director Li, how many patients are left?" Lin Jiu asked.

"We don't have any more emergency patients in our department." Director Li paused for a moment, then replied with a relieved smile.

For interventional radiology doctors, the most common emergency treatments in car accidents involve diagnosing pelvic fractures with bleeding and performing surgical embolization to stop the bleeding.

Moreover, even with Director Li's technical skills, a quick completion could not be guaranteed.

The patient is in a state of hemorrhagic shock, and even the slightest delay could lead to extremely serious consequences.

That's why Director Li had a relieved expression after completing the surgery.

"That's good."

The scene shifts back to the commentary room, where the bald host begins chatting with the guests about the recent surgery.

Although there is animation to show the process, most viewers are not doctors and professional doctors are needed to provide explanations.

This section is somewhat lengthy and repetitive, and doctors can choose to read it or not.

"Old Bai, let's have a drink!" Director Liu raised his glass with a worried look on his face.

"There's no need to worry about Xiao Ji like this." Director Bai didn't raise his glass, but smiled slightly. "There's still a long time before the program ends."

"Damn it, the rescue is over, but Xiao Ji hasn't shown up yet." Director Liu said, feeling indignant on behalf of Ji Xiang.

"I don't think so," Director Bai said with a smile. "Boss Ding!"

Ding Xiang, the owner of Yiyang Barbecue, walked in while wiping his hands on his apron.

He was tall and thin, and when he entered the door he bent over, his forehead just brushing against the lintel, almost hitting the wall.

"Bai Chu, what's wrong?"

"Rewind the program," Director Bai said, pointing at the television.

"It's not over yet, are we going to go back and watch it?" Ding Xiang asked, puzzled. But when he turned around and saw the bald host, he suddenly realized, "Hahaha, I don't like this guy either. He looks kind, but he's actually very scheming. You see him always smirking; I guess he's been talking badly about others too much."

"I think he's alright, especially when he hosted that dating show, I watched it whenever I had time."

"..." Ding Xiang was speechless after Director Bai's words, but they were too familiar with each other to know that Director Bai was not intentionally making things difficult for him, but was just saying whatever came to mind.

He gave an awkward laugh, turned around to get his tablet, and switched back to the program.

"Bai Chu, which section do you want to watch?"

"The car crash animation scene."

Ding Xiang, the owner of Yiyang Barbecue, reached out and pressed on the screen. Just then, a "GG" popped up in the lower left corner, and his finger immediately landed on the "GG".

"These shows are getting more and more shameless these days, there's so much 'GG' (giggles/gossip) stuff." Ding Xiang closed the GG page and said with great dissatisfaction, "I have to watch half an hour of GG in one episode, and I even have a membership. In this day and age, even VIP memberships aren't as good as they used to be. I feel like I'm being harvested like leeks when I watch variety shows, getting cut off one after another."

"Why are you complaining so much?" Director Bai scolded. "Hurry up."

Ding Xiang closed the GG page and reached out again.

Who knew that the GG icon in the bottom left corner wasn't just one, but appeared one after another.

Ding Xiang's already dark face became even darker.

It's a perfectly good variety show, why add so many GGs? It's like finding a fly in your food.

"Without GG (Golden Goblet), how can we make movie-quality animation?" Director Bai comforted Ding Xiang. "What do you think, Boss Ding?"

"Director Bai, you're at the hospital every day. I've seen you there many times for emergency care. Aren't you sick of seeing emergency care?" Boss Ding from Yiyang didn't reply, but instead asked in return.

"I think there's a problem," Director Bai said.

"A problem?" Director Liu suddenly perked up.

Ding Xiang found the animation, but instead of leaving, he grabbed a cup and poured himself half a glass of wine.

At the scene of the car accident, the perspective is that of a middle-aged man. His injuries are not serious, with contusions on the lower right thigh and swelling of the knee joint.

The animation showed a scene with a messy background.

"Stop!" Director Bai said.

Ding Xiang was taken aback, then pressed pause.

"Here," Director Bai said, standing up and pointing to the television screen.

The animation background is scattered, resembling a complete car crash scene, and it's done extremely realistically.

"There are clothes and toiletries; I guess he came from a business trip," Ding Xiang said, taking a sip of his drink.

"No, Lao Bai is talking about insulin," Director Liu said.

"Insulin? Aren't you being too sensitive?"

"Movie-quality animation, just that one scene alone is worth two months of your net profit," Director Bai said. "There's no reason to be careless; this is about details."

Ding Xiang, the owner of Yiyang, clearly did not agree with Director Bai's statement. He felt that these doctors all had persecution complex.

"Old Bai, the patient doesn't seem to have any major problems. There are bruises and fractures. Although severe diabetes would be troublesome, it should be alright."

"continue."

Ding Xiang clicked "start," and the program continued.

"Boss Ding, you're watching the show and downloading at the same time, you must have spent a lot on your membership, right?" Director Liu joked.

"These platforms are really shady these days. There's not much for VIP members to watch, and the more popular a show is, the more VIP members you need. Plus, there are these ridiculous things like early screenings. It's fucking awful!" Ding Xiang cursed.

Director Bai seemed not to hear Ding Xiang's nagging, and instead rewatched the very first animation.

The patient was rescued and lay flat on the ground. The ambulance did not lift him into the vehicle, but instead treated the more seriously injured patient first.

This is understandable, but Director Bai still asked Ding Xiang to pause the animation again.

"Director Bai, could you please buy a few more ambulances? I know they're Mercedes, very expensive, but our Second Affiliated Hospital makes a fortune every day, we can't afford to miss out on that."

Ding Xiang asked jokingly.

"It has nothing to do with money." Director Bai stared intently at the screen. "No matter how many machines you have, you still need people to run the business. What are you going to do if you send a recent graduate who hasn't gotten his medical license yet?"

"Give them more opportunities to develop."

"It's not that easy." Director Bai didn't say much to Ding Xiang.

"Old Bai, I remember Xiao Ji once talking to a patient and he seemed to say that he was injured and lying on the ground with no one to help him."

"No, I remember it was a cholecystitis attack. I was lying on the ground, and the pain decreased as the temperature dropped."

"How come I don't remember it that way?"

Director Bai and Director Liu have differing memories.

(End of this chapter)