Super Magic Surgery System

Chen Qun, who woke up from his daze, said the first thing he did. When he opened his eyes, he found that the woman in front of him was not a nurse at the hospital, but was a female reporter holding a microphone.    

"Hello, you must be a doctor from the Xiangyun Hospital, right? I am South Sea Television's reporter, Du Yawen. Can I represent the millions of spectators and citizens of Xiangjiang in front of the television to thank you and ask you a few questions? It won't take up too much of your time. Here, drink some water first. I heard that you Surgery Doctor at the front line haven't slept for two days and two nights. "    

The female reporter, who was wearing a white raincoat and holding a microphone, handed Chen Qun a bottle of drinks. She expressed her goodwill and intentions and looked at him expectantly.    

"I don't seem to be fully awake and drowsy. If I say something wrong, don't take it to heart. "Gu gu gu …"    

Chen Qun took the drink, gently twisted the cap off the bottle, and poured all the drink into his stomach in one breath. He added a bit of carbohydrate, and a cool breath came from his stomach to his chest.    

He gently tossed it with his left hand. The bottle drew a perfect curve in the air and landed in the trash can seven to eight meters away. Only then did he raise his head, revealing a helpless expression.    

"Go ahead, I hope I can answer that. I am just an operating Surgery Doctor, there are many things I do not know."    

Chen Qun continued to practice his Taichi Fist, and even opened a drawer at the side to see if he could find a clean set of surgical Operating Suit.    

"May I know Mister's surname?!"    

"Chen, the banal Chen. You didn't ask for my surname, did you? "I'll directly ask what you want to know the most. I still have things to do!"    

Chen Qun found a brand-new set of surgical Operating Suit and immediately took off his bloodstained clothes and threw them to the side.    

"Sorry, I'm used to it. Then I'll directly ask a few of the citizens about what they care about the most. "Mr. Chen, may I ask how many operations you have performed in the past two days?"    

"I can't remember! There are probably dozens of operations of all sizes, right? "    

The moment Chen Qun opened his mouth, his surgery procedure was greatly reduced and he was cut into a zero.    

"Did you rest in the middle?"    

"Of course I've rested before? We were trained professionally to find a place to doze off whenever we had time. Otherwise we won't be able to hold on. "    

Chen Qun told the truth about most of his colleagues. As for him, he didn't even take a break. The system had enhanced his perfect physique and energy recovery, allowing him to have more energy than other doctors. Only then could he have surgery and not make a single mistake.    

Du Yawen saw that the doctor seemed to be somewhat resistant to reporters. His every sentence carried an indescribable feeling, as if he was explaining something or concealing something.    

However, he had finally managed to sneak in with great difficulty, and he even managed to find a doctor who was free. It was practically a waste for him to not pursue the matter further. Outside, a large group of reporters were still waiting for the Leader's approval to release them. I heard that the most famous public hospital from the mainland, before the hurricane even left Xiangjiang, had already come to the pier to build a field hospital to save Patient.    

Moreover, the person leading the team was said to be an experienced military doctor. He didn't even take the reporters seriously at all. There were already more than ten reporters who had been kicked out. The reason was to obstruct their rescue efforts and not let them in at all. It wasn't easy for him to pass off as an unconscious patient and sneak in. Of course, he had to investigate deeply to find out more about it.    

It was no different from not knowing. It gave him a fright. This time, a large number of medical team members from the Chinese Medical Hospital had come to help treat the patients. The most famous of course, was the Xiangyun Hospital that had come at the beginning, and although it was said to be one of the top hospitals in the Mainland, there was still a long way to go before they reached the advanced international level. Regardless of their reputation, they were inferior to the two private hospitals here.    

However, things were often so strange. In just two short days, the temporary field hospital was located at the port's pier where the disaster occurred. It had sent thousands of patients to different hospitals in the city, and all of them had undergone surgical treatment.    

For these patients, the majority of them had very high surgical quality. There were even more than fifty patients who had undergone interventional surgery. This made the doctors of the Charity hospital even more dumbfounded. With such a high level of interventional surgery, it was already the top of the day for the hospital to complete more than ten operations in a single day, and it was even under the condition of having the best medical equipment.    

However, what was the situation here? I heard that only a few mobile CT and X-ray machines were able to complete the operation, and they were of high quality. This made the benevolent hospital unable to sit still. But what caused the most disgrace to the Goodwill Hospital was that yesterday, there was actually a high-risk operation that they were unable to perform. The patient directly summoned the helicopter to perform the operation here.    

A makeshift field hospital was actually similar to a surgery on the hard anus of the Loving Hospital. It even stomped all the experts, who were the pride of the hospital, to death on the ground. A high-risk operation that would take 10 hours to complete in the Loving Hospital was like having an appendicitis operation. It would only take one to two hours to complete.    

None of the patients died on the operating table.    

The majority of patients who wake up after surgery are in good shape. Therefore, the reputation of the patient naturally spread among the patient. In addition to that, the information society was well-informed. In less than a day, the families of countless patients had come up with all sorts of ways to send their seriously injured patients over here.    

If it was a benevolent hospital, all the patients who were sent over by helicopter would, of course, go through the VIP passage, giving immediate priority to the operation. But here, if you honestly line up and let the doctor see the severity of your illness and deal with it separately, they won't give you any preferential treatment at all.    

I heard that two family members brought several boxes of cash to request priority surgery, but they were all thrown away by the money box. The reason for this was very simple. The patients here were not poor, and they treated them the same. There was no one whose life was more valuable than the other. People's hospitals are for the people, all the same.    

Such a stubborn attitude made the media even more suspicious. They were prepared to see if this was a disguise made by the doctors and nurses of the field army.    

Du Yawen had accepted the mission to open the interview. After entering, he found that the doctors and nurses were probably employees of the Xiangyun Hospital of the city next door. Just from the way they addressed them, he could tell that they did not have any rank, nor were they able to see the standard military style.    

And most importantly, these doctors and nurses were very professional!    

To what extent was he a professional? Any nurse could have dealt with a minor injury in a matter of minutes. Even if it was an injection technique that evaluated all the nurses, the nurses here were so skilled that they made people despair. Without a long period of training, it would be impossible to do this.    

For Du Yawen, a big journalist, after personally injecting a tetanus vaccine, he understood why the Goodwill Hospital paid such a high price every year to dig up high-quality health care workers in the Mainland. This was because only the density of the population over there would be able to train this ability.    

I didn't expect a great journalist like me to be ignored by a little doctor.