Chapter 2892: line with translation of chapter title

Su Yun, boss

This time's Nobel Prize is the Boss's project; Fugui'er just tagged along to get a share of the award, and Su Yun couldn't even be bothered to mention it.

He is very willing to stand under the spotlights, give a speech to the whole world, letting everyone's eyes focus on him. But this year's project must be his own; he absolutely cannot flaunt someone else's project, even if it's his Boss's project.

Treating cancer—let's see who comes out on top on this battlefield!

Looking at a room full of trash, the faint smell of leftover rice and dishes, Su Yun's heart shouted out a particularly adolescent, delusional cry.

Su Yun

Su Yun

Can't you have a bit of the spirit of not fearing hardship, not fearing death?" Su Yun said disdainfully: "Imagine, the two of us standing on the Nobel Prize podium..."

Could I lie down instead of standing? Forget it—just thinking about going to Sweden gives me a headache. Flying that far, is it tiring?" Shi Huai Ru said, "It's really boring; anyway, the technique is stuck right now."

In the past, they calculated nuclear fusion data using an abacus." Su Yun was still trying to persuade Shi Huai Ru.

It's just some peripheral data, the real……" Shi Huai Ru couldn't be bothered to argue with Su Yun, saying half a sentence before falling asleep.

Yu Min structure? I have a particularly good idea—try the Su Yun structure, kid." All of Su Yun's flirtatious glances were thrown at the air; Shi Huai Ru had no interest in it.

Su Yun also found this troubling; if Shi Huai Ru were a woman, that would be great.

After a while, the part-time worker came to clean the room; Su Yun found a clean spot, propped up his notebook, and repeatedly warned Shi Huai Ru not to dirty his spot.

He was working hard; to others, winning the Nobel Prize might seem like an end, but to Su Yun, it was the start of another journey.

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Afternoon, Zheng Ren was braiding red strings in the office.

Zheng Ren, Xiao Shitou, Bota Hospital, System Library

Regarding this, Zheng Ren also couldn't figure it out; he could only keep searching the System Library for related case reports, trying to figure out what exactly happened to Xiao Shitou.

Lin Ge, Zheng Lao Ban

Director Lin, sit, sit." Zheng Ren's mind was a mess, so he laughed and pulled Lin Ge to sit down.

Isn't this the case where a patient had pre-op anxiety a few days ago, and I was asked to braid a red string for them, but then other patients also wanted one?" Zheng Ren said with a smile.

Lin Ge, Zheng Lao Ban, Di Du

Lin Ge, Zheng Lao Ban.

Watching Zheng Lao Ban's hands move nimbly in a small space, Lin Ge sighed and said, "If only everyone could be like you, Zheng Lao Ban."

Most doctors are just like me, nothing special." Zheng Ren said.

Lin Ge.

Zheng Lao Ban, I attended a medical accident appraisal this morning." Lin Ge said.

Lin Ge.

A small hospital." Lin Ge said, "My mind is still all fuzzy."

Are you still handling the Medical Department's work?" Zheng Ren asked.

Lin Ge, Zheng Lao Ban, your work on this side

The most troublesome thing is handling various internal hospital disputes; Lin Ge finally handed over those tasks, and he is now quite satisfied with his life.

Not bad." Zheng Ren said while braiding red strings, "Congratulations, Director Lin."

Zheng Lao Ban, the medical accident appraisal I attended today was for an external hemorrhoid surgery." Lin Ge said.

Zheng Ren also knew Lin Ge had come just to chat and strengthen their feelings. He smiled, thought, and asked: "Was it that the ligation knot wasn't tied tight during the procedure, causing postoperative bleeding? Or was it that postoperative observation was lacking, leading to hemorrhagic shock from bleeding?"

These are the two most common complications in Gang Chang Ke; for such a small department and minor surgery, it's hard to have other complications. Things like blood clots are rare diseases; Zheng Ren isn't considering them for now.

Saying it out loud is a joke." Lin Ge laughed, "The patient…… let's just call them that……

Zheng Ren found it strange—if not calling them a patient, what else should they be called?

The plaintiff is actually not the patient; they should be called the victim? Anyway, Zheng Lao Ban, you just need to understand." Lin Ge's words were somewhat confused; he didn't beat around the bush and then said: "A 32-year-old male's partner was hospitalized for a C-section. He sat outside the operating room waiting, but was called in to undergo an external hemorrhoid surgery."

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Zheng Ren finally understood why Lin Ge's words were confused.

Chang Yue

I didn't believe it at first either; before the surgery, none of the usual checks were done, they just grabbed someone and had them perform the surgery." Lin Ge gave a wry smile, "To be honest, I've worked in the Medical Department for so many years, I've seen many brainless accidents, but this kind of thing is truly the first time I've seen it."

Director Lin, what exactly happened?" Zheng Ren asked.

The patient's partner gave birth, and he was waiting outside the operating room." Lin Ge still referred to the patient when saying this, after all, it's more familiar that way.

They said a nurse waved him over a few minutes later, and he thought he needed to sign something, so he went over. Then the nurse took him into the operating room and told him to take off his pants.

You just had him take them off?" Chang Yue asked, increasingly puzzled.

Yeah, I saw the patient—he was quite honest and introverted. He took off his pants and got on the operating table." Lin Ge gave a wry smile, "And then what happened he didn't describe clearly; the patient said he still thought he was supposed to help out, after all that hospital isn't big."

That shouldn't be the case either." Zheng Ren frowned and said, "Didn't the patient have a wristband before surgery? Shouldn't there have been a triple check seven verification before surgery? Even if it's an outpatient daytime procedure, shouldn't the patient have been escorted in by a doctor?"

No one was watching." Lin Ge sighed and said.

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