Chapter 1905: 1905: Technology Is a Blade

Capítulo 1905: Chapter 1905: Technology Is a Blade

“He’s your own son, and you don’t trust him?” Wang Cui raised doubts about his attitude, just like Zuo Liang.

“He hates you,” Father Geng said, “I’m afraid he might kill you with his treatment.”

“Even if he kills me, he won’t get a penny of mine,” Wang Cui thought clearly. On the contrary, if she dies, this man in front of her is most likely to take her money. This suspicion between them was successfully stirred up by Student Xie’s earlier question about who paid.

Seeing that he couldn’t persuade her, Father Geng stomped out in anger but had no choice but to come back soon because all the money was with Wang Cui.

Zuo Liang led the students back to the office, satisfied with Student Geng’s change, and asked, “Have you figured it out?”

“Yes,” Geng Yongzhe nodded, “A doctor’s skill is like a knife, a sharp sword; it’s neutral.”

Such philosophical words, from whose mouth. Zuo Liang was surprised to think.

Medicine is the most unique science. In the face of life and death, people show all kinds of ugly faces; no one is unafraid of death in the face of illness. This fear of death is different from when the police face thugs without fear.

Under such special conditions, a doctor’s skill is indeed like a knife, playing a crucial role in revealing true humanity in the face of illness. According to scientific principles, it can certainly have a positive or negative effect.

Zuo Liang was surprised that such words did not seem like something a medical student like Geng Yongzhe, who hasn’t experienced much, could think of, nor from a pure-hearted person. Good people are too simple-minded and only think about being angels, saints, without understanding anything else.

In fact, he guessed right; the words were something Xie Wanying realized by watching how her aunt Zhou Ruomei’s family worked as doctors.

Her little aunt Zhou Ruomei was too adept at using the fragility of human nature in the face of illness, using medical techniques to spin everyone around. Her little aunt could use this to outwit good people; couldn’t good people use it to fool bad people? It’s the same reasoning.

Geng Yongzhe was convinced by Student Pan’s point that Student Xie seemed to have been through unimaginable things.

A few days later, the results of various tests for Geng Yonghui and Wang Cui came out one after another.

In the gynecology department, Du Haiwei’s team held a routine pre-surgery case discussion in the afternoon. Zuo Liang took out Wang Cui’s medical records to schedule the patient’s surgery time. The third-grade hospital’s inpatient cycle is tightly restricted, and every patient needs to be checked quickly for surgery.

Doctor Zheng was back in the team for surgery discussions due to helping Teacher, sitting close to Student Xie.

“Doctor Peng said she ran into you last time, hoping you could come to obstetrics again to accompany her,” Doctor Zheng joked that she had become a hot commodity in the teacher’s hands.

“Teacher Zheng, did you go to obstetrics for training?” Xie Wanying inquired about the teacher’s news.

“No, in the outpatient abortion department.” Doctor Zheng mentioned her current job position, wanting to cry.

No gynecologist likes it there, performing abortions daily is a nightmare.

After Du Haiwei entered the office, the discussion began. All the doctors and medical students present could freely express their views.

The meeting host, Doctor Zuoliang, took out Wang Cui’s latest CT examination report and mentioned the surgical obstacles for the patient: “Cancer cell spread cannot be ruled out. The CT report says there is an abnormality in the rectum.”

“If it has spread to the rectum, it’s stage four, no point in doing surgery,” Doctor Zheng expressed his opinion first upon hearing this.