Check-in at the Hospital: The First Surgery Shocked the Nation!-Chapter 167 - 118: Live Surgery Demonstration, Forced to Accept Red Envelopes!

Chapter 167: Chapter 118: Live Surgery Demonstration, Forced to Accept Red Envelopes!

"Hahaha! Just joking, you really took it seriously. Without your support, how could Qin Feng be so relaxed at the transplant center, right?"

Ji Zhonghe saw this and quickly approached with a smile, trying to calm things down.

"Hmph!"

Tang Dandan gave him a sideways glance and continued busying herself with her pen.

....

"What! How could my son have such a disease? Could it be a misdiagnosis?"

In the obstetrics and gynecology office, the child’s father was thunderstruck upon hearing Director Wang Yue’s words.

He was completely dumbfounded!

Never would he have expected his child to be diagnosed with congenital heart disease.

"Mr. Zhao, please don’t worry. The incidence of this disease in newborns is about two per thousand. Although it’s distressing, the chances of a cure are very high with timely surgery."

Seeing this, Wang Yue hurried to reassure him,

"We’re just discussing some necessary details and risks of the surgery, as the child was born just two hours ago."

"What should we do now? Can you perform the surgery?"

The man’s eyes were welling up with tears, breathing rapidly as he looked at the two of them.

"Our cardiothoracic surgery director is currently reviewing this surgery. Whether it can proceed smoothly will need a little more time."

"Alright, alright! As long as my child can be cured, I’m willing to spend any amount!"

On hearing this, the man nodded tremblingly, as if he were dumbstruck.

Suddenly, he pulled out his wallet from his arms, took out three to four thousand yuan in cash, and stuffed it into Director Wang Yue’s arms,

"I beg you, doctors, you must save my child. It took us three years to finally conceive. I beg of you!"

Saying this, the man knelt on the ground, trying hard to stuff the money into Wang Yue’s coat pocket.

"Mr. Zhao, please don’t do this. Rest assured, we will do our utmost. We are still discussing the specific situation."

Wang Yue explained as she helped the man up and pushed the money back.

"I know, I know, consider this a token of my gratitude. As long as the child can be cured, I can give red envelopes to all you doctors, really, really!"

The man appeared anxious and flustered, his movements stiff and his speech intermittent, filled with sorrow.

"Don’t worry. Calm down for a moment. I’ll go communicate with the cardiac surgery directors right now, alright? Rest assured."

Wang Yue was also struggling to manage the situation. She’d seen people giving money, but never like this; it was truly desperate.

She and Xu Yingying both had no choice but to retreat for now, leaving a nurse to look after him.

Once the doctors had left, the man sat heavily on the chair as if deflated, covering his face and weeping.

"My child... my child..."

After crying for about ten seconds, he suddenly lifted his head with a peculiar gleam in his eyes.

"Right, right, money! I need to get more money!"

Mumbling to himself, he abruptly stood up and rushed out of the office.

"Oh, Mr. Zhao! Mr. Zhao, where are you going?" 𝚏𝗿𝗲𝐞𝐰𝚎𝕓𝐧𝚘𝘃𝗲𝐥.𝐜𝚘𝕞

The young nurse didn’t have time to react and watched as the man disappeared at the end of the corridor.

...

In the meeting room,

Qin Feng had already arrived and, after hearing Zhang Fan and Cao Ke briefly describe the situation and review the test reports, couldn’t help but look at Zhang Fan.

"Director Zhang, I remember we discussed a similar case in our seminar, didn’t we? It was at Beijing Peking Union Medical College Hospital."

"Yes, indeed. I didn’t expect to encounter it so soon."

Zhang Fan nodded.

"So, can you do it?"

Qin Feng asked curiously, looking at him.

Hearing this, Zhang Fan’s expression froze for a moment, looking somewhat troubled.

"Qin Feng, if I were confident, I wouldn’t have called you. Although we have a case study, the risk is still high, and it’s the first time I’ve encountered such a young infant, so I’m uncertain."

Oh~~~

So that’s how it is!

Qin Feng smiled knowingly.

"Director Zhang, just let me know if there’s anything you need. How can I help?"

"We have three options in front of us now. Which do you think is best?"

Zhang Fan quickly regained his composure, furrowing his brow as he asked.

At this moment, Director Wang Yue and Dr. Xu Yingying also returned, greeted with a nod, and sat down.

Seeing the setup, Qin Feng noticed the positions were evenly balanced on both sides, with no end seats left, so he sat forward.

In doing so, it seemed as if fate had again placed him in the central role.

But now was not the time for modesty. He looked at everyone and pointed to the CT angiogram on the projector.

"In that case, I’ll start with my opinion, and then you can make your decision.

The patient is a newborn with aortic transposition, born two hours ago, and the condition of both atria seems stable for now, so there’s no need for corrective surgery.

I suggest proceeding directly with a radical Switch operation!"

With these words, everyone fell into silence. He glanced around, smiling faintly,

"I believe I don’t need to elaborate on the advantages of this surgery. For the patient’s post-operative recovery, having the left ventricle and mitral valve complete the systemic circulation pump function is far superior to the other two surgical options."

"Qin Feng, you’re right, but this surgery is more challenging than the other two!

Considering the newborn’s age, shouldn’t we wait before deciding?"

Cao Ke, with his brows furrowed, raised a concern from the side.

Qin Feng looked at him and gently shook his head.

"Director Cao, I understand your concern, but Beijing Harmony Hospital recently completed a newborn transposition of the great arteries surgery like ours, so the feasibility is completely assured."

"This..."

Hearing this, Cao Ke was left without a counterargument.

"Director Zhang, are you thinking of observing it?"

"Hmm!"

Noticing Qin Feng’s sly glance, Zhang Fan’s eyes lit up, and he nodded vigorously with an eager grin.