Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s

The latter half of the night was slightly quieter, without many patients. Several young first-line doctors on duty took the opportunity to nap. It was said that the big leader was sleeping in the duty room tonight, instead of going home. It shows that even if a doctor gets promoted to a senior position, they still need to stay at the hospital for the patients without question.

Student Pan Shihua didn’t leave at night. Early in the morning, he heard there was a patient in need of a heart transplant and was very interested, asking those on duty about the patient’s condition.

Dai Nanhui said, "There are many patients in need of a heart transplant, not just him."

The other students listened to his indifferent and arrogant tone, glanced at him briefly, then turned away.

Dai Nanhui felt that they were like Grandma Liu visiting the Grand View Garden and said, "My mom often sees such patients in the ICU, saying that while waiting for a heart transplant, they die waiting."

"Are you a doctor?" Wei Shangquan couldn’t bear it any longer and pointed at his chest.

"I am."

"You are, and what are you saying? Shouldn’t you hope that child can get a heart soon and survive? Why are you dousing cold water?"

"I’m stating the facts. There are certainly more than one competing for that heart."

The atmosphere in the room immediately dropped to its lowest.

Dai Nanhui looked at them, not speaking anymore, with a smug gleam: See, these guys surely didn’t expect this. Hearts are something to be fought for.

Fight for what heart? Organs are allocated fairly. In the case of children, critically ill patients are prioritized, with those in more acute conditions queued ahead.

Would some doctors exaggerate a child’s condition to get their patient prioritized? Thinking this way is naive; if you do, other doctors would too, making it meaningless. Therefore, honestly reporting the child’s actual condition might provide a sliver of hope.

Everyone was too lazy to argue with Dai Nanhui because they were worried about another point. Families aren’t medically trained and only focus on their child’s situation, bewildered by what they might think.

What if, after all the waiting, another child gets a heart while their own doesn’t?

As previously mentioned, anxiety and panic eventually lead to severe suspicion and hostility, potentially questioning whether their child is caught in a conspiracy.

Xie Wanying thought of Li Yaxi.

Li Yaxi’s research topic is significant. The sacrifice of childhood friends wasn’t in vain.

The greatest value of saving a person lies in the potential that this saved person might go on to save others, creating a ripple effect that might save everyone. This is the essence of the transmission of kindness.

Her childhood friend did something very great, as Professor Wei Tianlang mentioned.

After the night shift handover, it was time to rest and sleep, replenishing energy for the next night shift. At this time, an unexpected visitor arrived.

A middle-aged woman hurriedly appeared at the entrance of the emergency department, neatly dressed, and upon seeing Xie Wanying, shouted, "Dr. Xie."

Student Pan, Student Wei, and Student Zhang didn’t recognize who she was.

"She’s that person’s Little Aunt," said Student Zhao Zhaowei, who had previously interned with Student Xie in General Surgery Department Two, recognizing her as Zhang Wei’s Little Aunt.

Little Aunt Zhang hurried over from the hospital entrance, clearly in a rush.

Whether this person had visited the child in the hematology department was unclear.

If she had, any questions or matters should be directed at the doctors in the inpatient department, not coming to the emergency department to find Student Xie.

"They said Dr. Xie, you’re at this hospital, so I hurried to find you." Little Aunt Zhang, upon seeing her, touched her heart, evidently considering Student Xie as a calming presence for her family.

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