Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s
Chapter 882 - Chapter 882 【882】Cant keep up with her pace

Chapter 882: [(882)] Can’t keep up with her pace Chapter 882: [(882)] Can’t keep up with her pace Nie Jiamin was just as surprised himself; he hadn’t expected a domestic student, fluent in verbose English, to understand and cooperate with him so quickly. Given that, it seemed fitting to give the student more opportunities to try.

So–Xie Wanying nodded at Teacher Nie, immediately put on a mask, a cap, and gloves, and prepared to get started.

If the teacher gave her an opportunity to perform, not taking it would be foolish. Therefore, she must have made all sorts of preparations on a regular basis.

The patient now needed an abscess incision and drainage procedure. The disinfection area spanned from the outer to the inner infected skin. One mustn’t get confused; the disinfection area should be larger than the surgical area, followed by covering it with a sterile drape.

It was her first time being observed performing a medical procedure on-site. Chang Jiawei stroked his chin, then turned his head to see that more people had gathered to watch.

Indeed, there were quite a few onlookers.

The villagers were at the forefront, each one craning their necks and standing on tiptoes like curious children, filled with a morbid curiosity about the doctor’s actions. If not for the village officials present restraining them, and the fact they were lined up waiting to see other doctors, they surely would have crowded around.

Dai Nanhui, Geng Lingfei, and Fan Yunyun, needless to say, were keen to come over, observe, and learn.

Interestingly, Zhu Huicang, wasn’t he speaking ill of this junior fellow on the bus earlier? Now he was adjusting his glasses and looking back every second, showing that he was just as curious.”

Those from Hepatobiliary Surgery were relatively calm. Considering Xie Wanying had previously assisted on their surgical table, He Guangyou and Qiu Ruiyun weren’t the least bit worried about her performing this minor surgery.

Tao Zhijie had arranged for her to work with Nie Jiamin, probably also hoping to showcase his excellent intern’s capabilities in front of the foreign visitor, demonstrating that domestic medical talent was not inferior.

Surveying the surrounding environment, Chang Jiawei felt empathetic toward Xie Wanying.

In their own hospital territory, a doctor being observed during a procedure could potentially lead to accidents. Here she was in a foreign environment, performing as if on stage, a small mistake could directly become evidence for scrutiny. The pressure on Xie Wanying must have been immense.

Looking back, Dr. Xie seemed as if she were under no pressure at all. Chang Jiawei was momentarily startled.

Disinfection, laying the drape–these were the simplest steps, technically not very challenging as long as one stuck to aseptic procedures. Where was the pressure on Xie Wanying? Thus, she swiftly executed the actions.

Yao Jie, who was working with her for the first time, almost couldn’t keep up with her pace and was practically gasping mentally.

She was the head nurse. Was she really being led by a nose by an intern? Yao Jie’s heart pounded, and she felt as if she was the intern instead.

No, it was more like she had never seen any surgical intern, fresh in the clinic, with such proficient skills. As the head nurse with extensive clinical experience, she could assert that confidently.

This person was truly formidable. Yao Jie, recalling her husband’s words, finally understood why her husband had spoken highly of this individual.

After disinfection, the next steps grew technically challenging.

First, it was necessary to determine if the child needed local anesthesia.

Xie Wanying, unlike other doctors who would immediately touch and press the child’s calf to determine the depth of the abscess, used her eyes to observe. Any movement might easily panic a child, who was more sensitive than adults, due to any medical manipulation.

She was to provide technical protection for the child, aiming to utilize her eyes and brain as though she possessed a ‘Special Ability’ to see through anatomical layers.

Epidermis, subcutaneous fat, fascial layer–each layer she mentally assessed beforehand.