Surgery Godfather
Chapter 1505 - 1122: Excellent Doctor Physique_2

Chapter 1505: Chapter 1122: Excellent Doctor Physique_2

He never talked about it with anyone, until one day, unable to bear the torment within, he whispered it to Director Han. Director Han’s eyes lit up as he wore a look of amazement, as if discovering a rare martial arts prodigy with exceptional talent.

This is the rare "bloodthirsty constitution". Only people like this would tirelessly challenge highly difficult surgeries, fearlessly figuring out ways to solve complicated medical issues, harboring a strong desire for successful disease treatment, and pursuing surgical and diagnostic details with fanatic enthusiasm. It is essentially a professional obsession. Using ’bloodthirsty constitution’ is misleading; rather, it’s an innate enthusiasm for medicine.

It turns out this is a positive trait, not a negative one.

It’s like a born warrior king; once confronted with war, he is not weary, not fearful, not retreating, but full of enthusiasm, eager to try. He thinks: It’s finally time to fight! Without war, he would become dispirited, sad, and bored. Once faced with battle, he becomes energetic, ready to sacrifice, courageously advancing, always believing his value will be realized in war, and his joy lies in constantly defeating enemies. He is born to fight, possessing a very strong desire and capability for combat.

However, loving peace is positive, how can someone be fond of war? This is contradictory.

A nearby older Doctor sighed with envy; why doesn’t he have such drive? In all fairness, he is quite a tough person. Right after graduation, he was assigned to work in a county hospital. However, the grassroots hospital lacked an academic atmosphere, so while working, he prepared for graduate school exams, eventually getting into his ideal school for a Master’s degree. Then with further efforts, he entered a prestigious Medical University’s doctoral program. But he didn’t have his junior’s unique constitution. Working for him was simply a means to make a living; doing the job well enough to support a family was his main concern, so he didn’t possess the natural passion for surgery, as it was merely a way of earning a living.

Sisi came at just the right time. Although her condition was previously suppressed, the treatment effect wasn’t stable, and it’s recurred. The new treatment method must not only be effective and safe but also stable in effect and safety. Unstable and immature treatment plans cannot be widely applied due to many uncontrollable factors.

"Isn’t it the perfect time to try our new method?" exclaimed the excited young graduate student.

The older doctoral student said, "Do you like severe patient conditions so much? Can’t you have some compassion?"

"Compassion? I don’t have time to pity them, I’m just doing my best to treat the disease. I don’t have time to sympathize with the patient." The young graduate student spoke honestly; this was exactly how he felt. His mind was filled with thoughts of how to treat the illness, never considering having compassion for the patient, which he believed was the family’s responsibility, not the doctor’s.

"I really admire you, as soon as you encounter a difficult patient, you seem like you’re on adrenaline, is it necessary?" the older doctoral student scolded him.

The young man didn’t care about his words, as his attention was elsewhere, fully focused on Sisi’s MRI images. Since CT scans involve ionizing radiation, MRI has almost no side effects on the body, leading to frequent rechecks. Regular CT scans are inappropriate, so Yang Ping often conducted MRI scans on Sisi.

The young graduate student mimicked Yang Ping’s gestures, pointing at the MRI images with a pencil, "The tumor has spread again. Compared to the last examination, there are many new scattered dot-like lesions now. Look, the original lesion area has also expanded. I need to measure the number and volume of new lesions, and measure the previous ones as well."

He was very accurate in his observations, and his imitation of Yang Ping’s demeanor was somewhat striking. After examining the MRI, the young graduate student excitedly said, "We need to make a major effort; this is the most suitable experimental subject," and then confidently described the prospects of the treatment.

Medicine as a field carries a pessimistic undertone, but an excellent doctor must be an optimist. Only optimists can consistently maintain a mindset aiming to conquer illness amidst pessimistic realities; otherwise, one’s limited passion is easily depleted by endless pessimistic events. Without passion for medicine, one cannot become an excellent doctor.

In any industry, lacking passion makes it difficult to achieve progress and breakthroughs. Even if there are, they are merely mechanical and passive accumulations of simple experiences.

Yang Ping was talking with Sisi about her illness in the ward, it was more a discussion of the project with Sisi as a volunteer than just talking about her condition.

The cactus that accompanies her has grown again and appears greener and more vigorous than before. Yang Ping remembers that when he first saw this pot of cactus, it was just tiny, with half of it withered yellow and partially necrotic black. At that time, the cactus seemed about to die. But under Sisi’s careful care, the cactus not only survived but thrived. The yellow had turned green, the black had disappeared, and the missing parts had been filled. The sunlight through the window made the cactus look full of life.

Sisi’s complexion now looks much better than before, rosy like a red apple, full of the energy youth should have.

Judging from the effects of animal experiments, the clinical trial effects shouldn’t be far off. However, this is just speculation; many drugs or treatments perform well in animal experiments, but perform poorly or have no effect in clinical trials. This is very common because the physiology, biochemistry, and immune system of humans differ from those of experimental pigs.

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