"Yes—" Student Wei Shangquan obediently sat down, watching as the senior brothers and teachers left. His hands were trembling as they were clasped together.
The two senior classmates hurried out to buy food and returned just as quickly, worried that something might happen while they were not there. Given the long duration of the surgery, they estimated that the people in the operation wouldn’t come out soon, so they first bought food for Student Wei and brought it back.
When leaving and returning to the hospital, they both could see the media vehicles and reporters at the entrance, who had not left, evidently waiting eagerly for the results to be announced immediately.
The police hadn’t left either.
In fact, inside and outside the hospital, everyone was tense and hadn’t relaxed for a moment.
Passing by the media crowd, Ren Chongda and Cao Yong could hear them, unable to interview the parties involved and the hospital, starting to interview other experts via phone calls and hence producing the following interview content.
"The victim is really pitiful. Very few people are saved after their heart stops post-electrocution," the temporarily sought expert first expressed sympathy and pity for the victim.
"Now the information we can gather from the hospital is that the victim is currently undergoing surgery. Do you know what kind of surgery they are performing on the victim?"
"Surgery after electrocution? Honestly, I haven’t really heard of this."
"Is there no surgery performed on victims post-electrocution?"
"Almost never heard of it. Personally, I’m not very familiar with the victim’s situation now; is it really just electrocution? Could there be other accidental injuries?"
"We have interviewed eyewitnesses on the ground, including the property company, and they say the victim might have just been electrocuted. However, according to your statement, it might not be that simple."
"I don’t understand the specific situation of the victim; it’s hard to say." The expert repeatedly denied offering concrete guesses to the media without understanding the full context.
"What are the chances of success for this surgery? If the victim was only electrocuted, can the surgery save them?" The reporter sought confirmation from the expert again about the victim’s chances of survival post-surgery.
"I’ve never heard of a case where post-electrocution surgery saved someone. Perhaps I’m ignorant; just because I haven’t heard of such cases doesn’t mean they don’t exist." The expert’s responses were cautious, extremely cautious.
"You mean most electrocution victims aren’t saved through surgery, right?"
This statement wasn’t wrong, as in clinical practice, such cases are extremely rare.
"How long do you estimate this surgery will last?" The reporter asked the expert again.
"I don’t even know what surgery it is, so how could I possibly estimate?"
"They say it might be heart surgery."
"For heart surgery, it takes a long time, not less than four to six hours at least..."
Ren Chongda frowned, deeply worried that his student might be implicated. Even if it was just assisting in the operating room, in a case receiving special media attention with such an injured party, if the person wasn’t saved, the media might dig up and shame the list of student assistants.
Cao Yong quickened his steps.
It was unclear how the surgery was progressing above.
In the operating room, snap, the suture broke again.
The onlookers could barely contain their frustration at the doctor on the operating table.
Since it was a child, the suture used was bound to be thinner. As a result, the stitch kept breaking once the wound was sutured.
Could it be the young doctor’s manual experience and tactile skills were insufficient?
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