Chapter 502: with translation of chapter title

Journals with an SCI impact factor above 30, which are colossal, hold a very sacred position in the hearts of medical practitioners.

Spending one's whole life, to be able to publish even a single paper in the two journals Su Yun mentioned would allow many doctors to die content.

But Professor Liu heard from Su Yun that two colossal journals were competing to publish Zheng Ren's paper on TIPS surgery.

Well, Zheng Ren himself doesn't even know about this; he simply doesn't care. In Zheng Ren's mind, performing surgery and saving lives is what matters.

Other matters… aren't there still that perfect, infinite assistant?

This time Professor Liu truly broadened his horizons; his attitude toward Su Yun changed considerably. Before he thought Su Yun's attitude was overbearing, but now he sees that she indeed has that capability.

Unconvinced? Go up and try performing a TIPS surgery?

Just this one reason is enough to make Professor Liu keep his mouth shut.

Moreover, his flirting with Su Yun, which he himself finds boring, is not because he has that fetish, nor is it to learn TIPS surgery!

Although publishing papers has nothing to do with him, Professor Liu never even thought about that.

Such a mature technique—who knows how much clinical staff's heart and blood went into it, with massive funding and huge support behind it; any of those would make Professor Liu utterly unable to harbor any ulterior motives.

There will certainly be people who don't know their limits, but Professor Liu is not one of them.

Let's try to get close; Zheng Ren's assistant seems not ordinary either—perhaps I could learn something here.

Professor Liu racked his brains trying to say something, when he heard the lead door emit a faint sound.

"Boss, it's done." Su Yun immediately stood up, saying with a chuckle. Her expression, completely different from when she talked with Professor Liu, changed so quickly it drew sideways glances.

"Hmm, there's still a bit of a problem." Zheng Ren pondered.

Su Yun knew that what Zheng Ren referred to was not the TIPS surgery itself, but Gao Shaojie's technique, which still had some issues.

"Boss, we got a reply saying that the new issue of the journal these days can publish it." Su Yun said.

"Hmm, just go handle it." Zheng Ren's focus was not on this at all.

Su Yun had long known Zheng Ren would be like this; unsurprisingly, she sat back down.

He merely reported to Zheng Ren; the actual operation still had to be done by himself and Professor Rudolf Wagner.

Zheng Ren would absolutely not worry about these matters.

Sometimes Su Yun thinks Zheng Ren is using her as free labor; if she weren't there, he would still publish these papers.

But with her around, he starts to slack off, putting all his energy into surgery.

Of course, this is merely Su Yun's speculation.

He also enjoys doing these things, after all, these papers mean standing in the jianghu.

And standing in the jianghu means being able to show off, to put on a display before others.

Su Yun likes that.

However, Zheng Ren's pace is too fast; he seems to no longer need jianghu standing… Su Yun thought, her mind a little dazed.

Once Professor Rudolf Wagner submits the TIPS surgery materials, even if he doesn't win the Nobel Prize, he will undoubtedly be a Nobel Prize in Medicine candidate.

With that identity, becoming an academician of the two institutes would probably not be difficult.

Of course, Zheng Ren's biggest shortcoming is his age—too young, so being selected for titles like academician of the two institutes would likely be very difficult.

Su Yun's thoughts were drifting farther and farther, becoming increasingly vague.

Zheng Ren, however, never thought about all that; his focus is always on what's right in front of him.

Gao Shaojie's first time selecting a position, although discussed preoperatively, they also gave him an accurate spot.

But once on stage, in actual operation, he still couldn't find that spot.

Although this was expected, Zheng Ren pondered whether he should change his approach, explaining it more simply to Gao Shaojie.

In the operating room, Gao Shaojie pressed to stop bleeding while spacing out.

Just now I didn't find the right spot; even after repeatedly considering and thinking preoperatively, the spot I found was still wrong.

The surgery didn't take long, because the three points I thought were correct were all wrong.

Later Zheng Ren moved the puncture set one position over, letting me remember it well, and then I succeeded in a single puncture.

But what exactly is the significance of that position?

Gao Shaojie was also perplexed.

But he carefully noted that point, planning to study it all night after Zheng Ren leaves today.

By this point in the surgery, there's not much more to say.

After five minutes, Gao Shaojie stepped down.

He picked up his phone, switched to video mode. But Li Jianguo was busy ferrying patients, so there was hardly anyone on this side.

Teacher Zheng's stunningly beautiful assistant?

Come on, Gao Shaojie knows his limits. That assistant's status is surely high; he couldn't afford to use her.

Gao Shaojie wanted to give up filming, but feared he wouldn't remember what Zheng Ren said.

After all, he's already in his forties; no matter how hard he studies, at this age he must compromise with natural laws.

The important points will certainly not be missed. But who knows whether the points I consider important are the same as Teacher Zheng's important points.

After hesitating a moment, Gao Shaojie greeted Zheng Ren, left the operating room, and walked back and forth among several operating rooms.

"Xiao Tao, come help me." Gao Shaojie, in the adjacent operating room, directly grabbed a resident.

The resident is in his thirties and is the head of the Intervention Department at a county-level hospital.

Although he holds the title of director, he knows that even a random graduate student pulled from the Medical University Affiliated Hospital in Sheng Cheng would be someone he couldn't afford to offend.

As soon as he heard Gao Shaojie call him, Xiao Tao immediately came running, panting.

"Teacher Gao, Director Jin needs to perform an interventional embolization for a liver malignant tumor; I can't delay too long here, please don't be angry." Although he said he was helping, Xiao Tao was actually accompanying him without complaint.

"It won't take long, just three to five minutes." Gao Shaojie said offhand.

Xiao Tao relaxed, took Gao Shaojie's phone, went to the film viewer, and began recording.

Zheng Ren didn't notice what was happening beside him, he rested his chin on his hand, continuously looking at the Nuclear Magnetic Resonance diffusion images of the patient who just finished Shou Bing.

In his peripheral vision, he saw Gao Shaojie return; Zheng Ren immediately pointed at the images and said, "Teacher Gao, I think I didn't explain clearly enough."

"Teacher Zheng, please speak."

"\"Look here... \" Zheng Ren pointed at the images and spoke at length.

Xiao Tao recorded the Conversation and images on his phone, the more he listened, the less he understood.

Teacher Gao Shaojie, he is the professor leading the team at the Medical University Affiliated Hospital. He has the demeanor of a Scholar, and it is said he graduated from the medical center of Columbia University in the United States.

Originally he thought Teacher Gao was bringing students to leave audiovisual materials for later promotional work.

But who would have thought that Gao Shaojie was actually the one learning, while the slightly honest-looking young doctor beside him was continuously correcting Gao Shaojie's various mistakes.

What on earth is going on?