Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 436 - Chapter 436 Feeling of Being Surrounded by Tech Whizzes

Chapter 436: Feeling of Being Surrounded by Tech Whizzes Chapter 436: Feeling of Being Surrounded by Tech Whizzes “`

The attending doctors at Guoxie are quite impressive too. People like Zhu Huicang and Doctor Shixu from General Surgery Department Two are just in line waiting for promotion to associate senior titles, Xie Wanying knew.

“No problem? Isn’t it a fever?” Zhu Huicang adjusted his glasses, examining the patient’s complexion, then looked over as Fu Xinheng took out his stethoscope.

With earpieces in place, Fu Xinheng placed the stethoscope’s chest piece on the patient’s chest, listening to the lungs and heart. After listening, he asked the person below, “Have you listened to it?”

Zhou Junpeng nodded, “At three o’clock in the afternoon, they said she seemed to be getting a fever, so I came over to listen. There are no lung problems for the time being.”

“How is the wound?” Zhu Huicang lifted the patient’s clothing on the chest to first inspect whether the gauze over the surgical incision was seeping blood or fluid, whether the skin around it was red and swollen, and if necessary, to peel back the gauze to examine the incision underneath.

Other doctors expressed their opinions on this.

“It’s probably pleurisy. Didn’t you say the fishbone fell out during the procedure? This needs to be suspected.”

“Instead of suspecting pleurisy, we should first rule out if the fishbone damaged the lung or trachea, causing inflammation.”

“Did you clean everything up during the surgery? Did any food remnants fall out from the esophagus’s hole?”

“How could it not be thoroughly cleaned? The fishbone was felt and extracted,” Zhu Huicang turned to the person who raised the doubt and said.

“I also think it’s unlikely. They definitely need to make sure everything’s clear before closing up the thorax. How about this, send her for another CT scan to make sure there are no hidden remnants?”

Upon hearing this, He Xiangyu lying on the bed turned pale: No way, being sent back into the operating room to have the doctors’ fingers rummaging through her chest again?

“Scared?” Catching that expression on her face, Zhu Huicang’s lips curled into a smirk, “Let’s see if you’d dare to swallow fishbones while drinking and then run off to perform CPR on someone, next time.”

A group of senior colleagues around began to chuckle, perhaps finding the medical student’s actions rash yet ignorant, an amusing and baffling mix for the seniors.

“A CT scan is indeed necessary,” the doctors unanimously agreed. They needed to first determine the source of the inflammation.

Zhou Junpeng immediately went out to make a call to arrange for an emergency CT scan.

“Isn’t it just thirty-eight degrees?” He Xiangyu muttered. To her, it’s common for post-operative patients to have some fever from anesthesia. Non-infectious fever, possibly due to a long operation, intraoperative blood transfusion, or a slight allergy to anesthetic agents. It should subside in a few days.

“You’re going to spike a fever again tonight,” Fu Xinheng mercilessly gave her the straight truth, telling her not to dream.

The robot’s voice was as cold as a judge’s, and looking around at the medical seniors with not a smile in sight, He Xiangyu felt sufficiently frightened: the department where this “robot” stayed was as terrifying as the legends said.

Thinking that the tech giants would worry about you because of a non-infectious fever?

Of course, the tech giants know your brain’s a bit muddled from the current fever, so there’s no need to criticize you.

Getting a stretcher ready, Zhou Junpeng scared her by saying, “If you keep chatting like this, the ICU will free up a bed tonight, and you’ll be sent straight back.”

He Xiangyu cast a pitiful, pleading look towards the senior sister and junior sister in the distance.

Xie Wanying and Lau Jingyun returned her a look that said: Behave, rest well.

The patient was sent for a CT scan, and the doctors left. Xie Wanying thought of something and approached Zhu Huicang, who was about to leave the ward, and said, “Senior Zhu, I remember the second senior sister was about to get her period. Should we test her urine to check for a urinary tract infection?”

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