Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 331 - Chapter 331 331 Gained a reputation among the patients

Chapter 331: [331] Gained a reputation among the patients. Chapter 331: [331] Gained a reputation among the patients. Kang Mingzhu was startled when she heard this, “Misdiagnosis? Missed diagnosis? A doctor from our department?”

“I don’t recognize this doctor’s name, but it’s certainly not you, Senior Sister.”

This was serious. What if the patient, dissatisfied, went to complain to the hospital? Kang Mingzhu immediately responded, “Have him come to our department, come directly to me now, I’m on the fourth floor. What’s his name?”

After reporting the patient’s name to her senior sister, she sent the patient away. Xie Wanying turned around and went back to the department to attend the shift handover.

A few people who had just been sticking their heads out of the main entrance quickly ran back into the ward, continuing to spy on her as she passed by in the corridor; they then turned around and discussed excitedly:

“Dr. Xie seems to be very skilled. I thought the patient was going to complain about her at the entrance, but it turns out the patient was pleading with her to provide treatment.”

“She is very skilled. Later I found out that my husband’s surgery went well because she said something to Dr. Tan,” said a family member of Patient in Bed #3.

“Is she really that impressive? Isn’t she just a student?”

“Don’t be fooled by her youth, I’ve heard she’s a top student.”

“Let me tell you,” interjected a visiting family member from Bed #5, “Last Wednesday was her first day in the ward, and we knew she was a student. My aunt had her period. She saw my aunt holding her waist and suggested that my aunt should get a gynecological ultrasound. My aunt found it odd; she’d had this back pain for years, and the doctors said it was a herniated lumbar disc. She regularly visited the hospital for acupuncture and massage; why would she suddenly need a gynecological check?”

The others held their breath, listening intently, sensing something big was about to unfold.

“Really!” sighed the family member from Bed #5, “The night before last, my aunt called me to say that she’d had an ultrasound at another hospital because she couldn’t get an appointment at Guoxie. They found a large fibroid in her uterus. She asked me if she could consult with Dr. Xie again. I said she was just a student; I can’t believe you took her advice and went for the test. She said she was scared and finally decided to go for the check-up, hoping for the best, but it turned out to be a serious issue.”

“How big was the tumor?”

“A very big one. The doctors at the other hospital urged her to be hospitalized for immediate removal, fearing malignancy. She’s thinking of coming to Guoxie for the surgery since Dr. Xie is so competent she could diagnose her condition just like that.”

“She wants Dr. Xie to do the surgery for her?”

“My aunt does, thinking she’s highly capable.”

“It’s different with a top student; they’re not like the other students. Look, Dr. Xie has only been here a few days and she’s been called to the operating room every day. She was even invited by Dr. Tan to join the outpatient clinic. Before that, Dr. Luo and the others never got to join Dr. Tan in the outpatient clinic.”

The patients and their families chattered incessantly.

A nurse, making her rounds through the ward, listened in astonishment, then went back to the nurses’ station and grabbed a colleague, saying, “Qiaowen was saying she wanted to consult with another doctor, right? Why not have her see Dr. Xie?”

“Ah? Isn’t Dr. Xie just an intern?”

“Those patients and their families in the ward said she’s very accurate in her diagnosis. On her first day in our department, she diagnosed a visiting family member with a uterine fibroid.”

That settled it. The nurse was about to call Qiaowen and invite her to come over at noon to let Dr. Xie have a look, as she glanced toward the doctor’s office.

The meeting hadn’t ended when Xie Wanying squeezed through the crowd and returned to her group.