Chapter 499: 491 Unknowingly Kneeling (Allied Leader

People in the operating room gradually dispersed, but after Director Lin was refused dinner by Zheng Ren, he didn't leave and stayed in the operating room.

He wanted to see whether Zheng Ren would actually perform TIPS surgery.

After the previous incident, Director Lin already believed Zheng Ren could do TIPS surgery, but he still wanted to witness the miracle himself.

Inside, the neurosurgery department was performing an angiography.

As long as they didn't make the kind of mistake that makes people cry stupidly, the angiography would finish within twenty minutes.

This period was exactly the time to cultivate feelings.

"Old Gao, where did you find such a big hand?" Director Lin said, his voice not small but not deliberately loud.

He spoke those face-to-face compliments at the most appropriate volume.

Someone with slightly thin skin simply couldn't say such things.

Gao Shaojie was a little excited: "Isn't it that Director Wang Qiang, who came for further study at Hai Cheng City Second Hospital, asked me to do the surgery? I happened to meet Teacher Zheng performing TIPS surgery there. I took a glance, was astonished, and felt moved."

"What good luck!" Director Lin laughed.

"That's right." Gao Shaojie wasn't modest either. His good luck was genuine; otherwise, why would others not encounter Teacher Zheng?

He is highly skilled, of good character, helped so much, yet takes no credit, sitting quietly aside.

As long as one has the ability, any shortcoming can become an advantage.

If he lacked ability, Zheng Ren would now be seen as dull, foolish, etc.; but now he has become the best proof of his good character.

Su Yun sat quietly beside Zheng Ren, playing with her phone, her black hair drifting over her forehead.

The neurosurgery department's angiography was done especially quickly, after all, it was just a simple angiography.

Any surgery that takes a bit longer and might cause trouble would not be scheduled ahead of Gao Shaojie's pre‑booked surgery.

After the surgery inside, the professor leading the neurosurgery team, who had made a major mistake, also came to his senses. Confirming he had escaped death rather than dreamed, he approached Zheng Ren and bowed respectfully.

He said nothing expressing thanks, nor did he offer to invite Zheng Ren to a meal; he simply bowed.

After bending his waist for about ten seconds, Zheng Ren could no longer stay seated.

This felt like saying farewell to a corpse.

He stood up, helped the neurosurgery professor up, and smiled: "It's a small matter, don't worry about it."

"My head is still a bit dizzy today, Teacher Zheng, right? I'll definitely come to Hai Cheng another day to show my gratitude." After saying that, the professor bowed three more times, then turned and left to see off the patient.

"Teacher Gao, bring the films over; I'll explain this patient's MRI precautions." Zheng Ren said, "The first surgery, I'll do it with Su Yun—you watch first. Later ones, I'll give you a hand."

Gao Shaojie was overjoyed, feeling as if he had endured eighty‑one trials and finally achieved success.

He quickly inserted the prepared patient's diffusion‑weighted MRI films into the viewer, then turned sideways and invited Zheng Ren over.

"Here, in the SE sequence, equal‑length, ‑amplitude, ‑position gradient pulses sensitive to diffusion are applied symmetrically on both sides of the 180b pulse." Zheng Ren pointed with his right index finger at a spot on the MRI image and explained frankly.

"The principle is that when protons diffuse along the gradient field, their spin frequency changes, so during echo time the phase dispersion cannot fully re‑phase, causing signal loss. Imaging twice with the same parameters—i. e., during the interval between the two acquisitions—you try in your mind to lower a gradient pulse and then sketch the image."

Gao Shaojie had seen Zheng Ren and Professor Rudolf Wagner discuss liver diffusion MRI images, had studied them carefully for several days, and had also received Zheng Ren's selfless instruction.

Having some foundation, after Zheng Ren finished speaking, Gao Shaojie began to follow his instructions and perform a virtual configuration.

Director Lin was once again speechless.

What the hell is this? Is it even human speech?

The Director of Medical Affairs always comes from a clinical background.

Unless one has worked clinically for more than five years, one cannot possibly handle the Director of Medical Affairs's job, which is like sitting on a volcano's mouth.

Yet even though Director Lin is clinically trained, he completely cannot understand the conversation between Zheng Ren and Gao Shaojie.

He immediately felt a chill.

He had never thought such a thing—being awed by the unknown—would happen to him.

But now he truly felt it.

Usually arrogant Gao Shaojie's waist was slightly bent, holding a curve, and Director Lin felt this was Gao Shaojie involuntarily kneeling.

But shouldn't that not be the case?

Not to mention Gao Shaojie, even I don't know when I myself knelt.

Just the surgery just now of "snagging" the guidewire proves that they have this worth!

Old Gao's luck is really good.

It seems that by not staying in Di Du back then, he used up all his bad luck.

Director Lin, lost in thought, while Gao Shaojie kept asking questions and Zheng Ren patiently answered.

Professor Liu stood beside Director Lin, looking from afar at the liver diffusion MRI.

Director Lin whispered, "Old Liu, do you know what they're saying?"

The answer from Director Li was silence.

"Old Liu?" Director Lin stood up and bumped Professor Liu.

"Huh?" Professor Liu, lost in thought, hadn't noticed anyone touching him; it was as if he'd seen a ghost, and his whole body shuddered.

Professor Liu's strong reaction also startled Director Lin.

"What are you doing, jumping at shadows?" Director Lin was displeased.

"Director Lin, I…" Professor Liu hesitated a bit.

"What's wrong?" Director Lin asked.

"I don't know what they're doing……"

As it turns out, even professionals can't understand it either! Director Lin felt much happier inside.

"It's not that I'm falling behind the times," he thought, patting Professor Liu on the shoulder, "I know TIPS surgery is especially difficult; you failed it a few months ago."

Professor Liu, with a mournful face, said, "Director Lin, please stop bringing up my shortcomings."

"Do you think Teacher Zheng can manage it?"

"I reckon it'll definitely work; otherwise Gao Shaojie wouldn't have stopped the expert clinic in Hai Cheng and still asked me to help take in patients." Professor Liu said.

"Huh? What's going on?" Director Lin, unaware of this matter, asked.

Stopping the expert clinic is a huge matter for each department's Team-leading Professor. If the hospital forcibly stops it, the professor can seek provincial connections and, even at the risk of a bitter fight, must carve out time for the expert clinic.

Voluntarily stopping for a day, unless there's a major family matter preventing one from leaving, or a serious illness keeping one in bed, normally such a situation wouldn't occur.

Professor Liu also didn't Understanding a few days ago, but after seeing Zheng Ren today, he vaguely knew why Gao Shaojie had stopped the expert clinic.

He briefly explained the whole situation to Director Lin, and Director Lin fell into contemplation.

There are readers who skipped subscriptions; the explanations are placed in the final chapter.

This is a real case, the problem that Director Pan Jie of Xiehe solved. The whole process, as described in the book, is not exaggerated. After 3-4 hours of failing to produce the Microguidewire, Teacher Pan stepped up and solved it in 3 Minutes. This is the most awesome thing I've encountered in my over twenty years of medical practice. Moreover, Teacher Pan is good-looking, with long legs, high looks, praise.

It's exactly five chapters, having finished writing one matter without breaking the chapter, seeking praise~