Aunt Mei didn't give Shu Qing a chance to speak, "No, this Doctor Shu is too young, I can't trust him!"
Cui Jian asked rhetorically: "The quality of medical skills cannot be judged by age."
"If you make this comparison, Professor Huang is younger than Dr. Shu, so according to your theory, she is not qualified, right?"
Aunt Mei was more or less surprised. She didn't expect that Professor Huang was actually younger than Dr. Shu in front of her.
There was no time to hesitate, she said forcefully: "How can it be the same? Professor Huang came back from abroad. Anyway, I can't trust this Doctor Shu!"
Cui Jian shrugged and said with arrogance: "Then there is nothing we can do."
"I can tell you clearly that currently, there are only three people in Tianzhou who can perform this kind of surgery."
"The one with the best skills is definitely Director Huang of our hospital. However, Director Huang is currently attending a medical seminar and is not in Tianzhou at all."
"The second one is me. As the representative of this outing, my research direction is this kind of intracranial surgery."
"But unfortunately, I sprained my wrist when I got off the plane today, and I won't be able to have surgery in the short term."
As he spoke, he raised his hand to signal.
A white bandage on her wrist made Aunt Mei's face become a little solemn.
Cui Jian continued, "Of course, Dr. Shu is also very good. He is the disciple I personally brought out."
"With her abilities, she can definitely operate on patients!"
"I just read the patient's information. The situation is urgent. If you delay for one more minute now, it will be more dangerous later. I hope your family can make a decision as soon as possible!"
Aunt Mei clenched her fists and her face was ashen!
It doesn’t matter if you can’t invite Professor Huang, but now you want to hand over the surgery to Director Cui’s apprentice?
How does this make her feel relieved?
Just as he was hesitating, the door to the ward was pushed open.
Doctor Ma ran out in a hurry, "Has the doctor from the hospital come? The patient's condition is not very good!"
Shu Qing couldn't care less, so she walked around Aunt Mei and said, "Let's go, show me the situation!"
To be honest, Aunt Mei's criticism and comments just now made Shu Qing feel a little unhappy.
But there is no way, doctors are like parents.
In the current situation, she would naturally not care about the patient's family, let alone sit idly by.
Unexpectedly, I met Sophie as soon as I entered the ward!
The two women were stunned at the same time.
The atmosphere was awkward and no one spoke.
Shu Qing nodded, put on a stethoscope, and checked her physical signs.
On the other side, Aunt Mei followed.
It was quiet in the ward.
After a while, Shu Qing frowned.
Sophie couldn't wait to ask, "How is the situation?"
Shu Qing shook her head, "I'm not optimistic, we must have surgery as soon as possible!"
Sophie turned around and asked eagerly, "How is it going? Have you contacted Professor Huang?"
Aunt Mei said with a complicated expression: "Professor Huang doesn't have time, so she is the chief surgeon assigned by the hospital!"
Compared to just now, Aunt Mei's expression has softened.
Although Dr. Shu is young, at least he has medical ethics.
Unlike Director Cui, who didn't even enter the ward and left before he even entered the ward!
Sophie couldn't care less, so she grabbed the person and asked, "Shu Qing, are you sure?"
Aunt Mei was surprised, "Do you know each other?"
Sophie didn't answer and stared straight at Shu Qing.
In a completely unexpected situation, one day, she would also beg Shu Qing.
Shu Qing looked at the medical record card on the bedside, "Is this your relative?"
Sophie grabbed her arm, "It's my father, so I hope you can tell me the truth!"
Shu Qing's face was solemn, "I'm only 30% sure at most!"
Sophie lowered her body and said: "Shu Qing, if I have offended you in any way before, I am willing to apologize to you. This operation..."
Shu Qing interrupted, "Sophie, yes, I was jealous of you before."
"But later I figured it out. I gave up Zhao Dong on my own initiative. If I want to blame him, I can only blame myself for being blind. It has nothing to do with you."