Daily American Drama

Chapter 1033 Adam is sorry, this has to be considered comprehensively

medical center.

As you can see, your intestines here and here are somewhat distended, indicating that something is blocked.

The little man demonstrates a CT scan of his abdomen for Harper Avery.

You need surgery.

Adam smiled and said, Melendez, go arrange the operating room.

yes.

The little man nodded and left.

very good.

Harper Avery nodded: But I have a request, I want to observe the whole process.

what?

His grandson Jackson Avery called out directly.

I have to keep my mind clear during the operation, so I can watch.

Harper Avery took it for granted: This is a great opportunity, isn't it?

Be a student again.

See it from a whole new perspective.

That's what we did in our first foray into medicine.

Those moments of challenge and fear motivate us to give our all.

Now, let's go into the operating room and teach those brats a lesson.

It is also a lesson for ourselves.

This is profound.

Speaking of this, he glanced at his grandson: Also, I hope you will also enter the operating room!

Great and passionate presentation.

Adam asked curiously, Doctor Avery, you must have said it many times, right?

You can't even imagine...

The young intern Jackson Avery couldn't help complaining: I've listened to it countless times at the dinner table since I was a child...

I see.

Adam nodded.

Sure enough, he just opened his mouth.

Dr. Avery, although you are very good.

Adam smiled and said: I believe you have also comprehensively considered the advantages and disadvantages of being awake all the time.

It is understandable to involve Dr. Jackson Avery...but I refuse all of them.

Sorry, this is my comprehensive consideration, I hope you can understand.

...

Harper Avery's face darkened.

What is going on with young people today.

First, his grandson Jackson, regardless of his meticulously paved flower road, ran to the unfamiliar New York Medical Center and became an unknown little intern.

And now Adam doesn't play cards according to common sense at all, and doesn't give him face as a legendary senior who holds a heavyweight medical award and has unfathomable connections.

He just thought about it comprehensively for Adam on the front foot, and then Adam came back with comprehensive consideration on the back foot.

This... is too disrespectful of martial arts!

Are you sure, Dr. Duncan?

Harper Avery had a cold face.

Of course I'm sure.

Adam nodded: According to the regulations, doctors are not allowed to participate in the operations of relatives, so as not to cause misjudgment and interfere with the operation.

Not to mention that the patient is not completely anesthetized, and he wants to use his body to teach others and himself a lesson.

Once an accident occurs, the patient cannot control his reaction at all, which will bring unpredictable consequences to the operation.

I know that Dr. Avery is a legendary senior who has given wonderful clinical courses to countless doctors.

But have you ever been a patient yourself?

Have you ever lay awake on the operating table and watched others operate on you?

Still borrowing from Dr. Avery, are you sure?

...

Harper Avery laughed angrily: Dr. Duncan likes to quote me very much!

Because it is a classic, it is quoted.

Adam laughed and said: Isn't this the reason why you legendary predecessors worked so hard to create those classic spells with your ingenuity?

Let us younger generations follow in your footsteps, quote your genius achievements, and cure diseases and save lives?

Is there something wrong with this?

Seeing that Harper Avery was speechless with anger, Adam looked at the intern Jackson Avery.

You talk with your grandfather, and when Dr. Melendez comes over, he will take your grandfather for a preoperative examination.

If you have no comments, see you in the operating room.

If you want to see another doctor, then go to the director and he will arrange it.

As he spoke, he smiled and nodded at Harper Avery, then turned and left the ward.

The movement here quickly alarmed the chief of surgery.

After a little understanding, the chief of surgery smiled wryly: Dr. Avery, please understand that Dr. Duncan has achieved such incredible achievements at such a young age.

This year's Harper Avery Surgical Innovation Award, your comprehensive consideration is a bit off...

If it were you, what would you do?

Harper Avery interrupted.

what?

The chief of surgery was taken aback.

Your regenerative medicine research has been in the list of candidates for my award all these years.

Harper Avery looked at the chief of surgery: If this year's awards are presented, there will be you and him.

How do you think this award should be considered comprehensively?

Is it directly awarded to him who is shining brightly, or to you who finally achieve something day after day and year after year?

...

The chief of surgery fell silent for a moment.

He understands what the other person means.

See it?

Harper Avery sneered: Now do you still think there is a problem with the overall consideration of the awards?

Are we really biased in comprehensive consideration?

...I think there is still a little bit.

The chief of surgery was silent for a while, then shook his head and said, At least you haven't considered how young Dr. Duncan is, and how young and vigorous he is.

Moreover, this year's winner of the Harper Avery Surgical Innovation Award does not have any strength and achievements that can come close to Dr. Duncan.

This comprehensive consideration is really too much.

Even the most basic principle, strength first, has been synthesized.

How could Dr. Duncan agree with this?

He's also been nominated for a candidate...

Harper Avery was stunned, wanting to refute, but in the end he just remained silent.

He understands now.

Not every young person recognizes this balance and then sits back and watches his achievements be considered comprehensively.

Who would want to nominate only a consolation candidate if they could win the award in one fell swoop?

I just understand that I understand, but let him accept it?

Feel sorry!

He has to consider his face comprehensively!

Webber, do you have time for this operation?

Harper Avery said suddenly.

Dr. Avery, don't be impulsive.

The chief of surgery quickly persuaded: Dr. Duncan's medical skills have long surpassed mine.

It is his greatest responsibility to you to perform this operation.

And what he said is completely reasonable...

Don't talk so much, I don't care whether Dr. Duncan is Dr. Duncan now.

Harper Avery interrupted: I just asked this operation, can you do it?

Or is it that you are used to being a major director and don't know how to do surgery anymore?

...I can do it.

Having said all of this, what else can the director of surgery say?

Only agree to come down.

Adam, you got kicked out by Harper Avery.

When Christina got the news, she came over immediately: Once again.

Not surprising.

Adam laughed: People are always strict with others and lenient with themselves.

Anyone can consider others comprehensively.

No one wants to let others consider themselves comprehensively.

The old well-known double standard.

Aren't you worried?

Christina reminded: If you do this, you probably won't even be nominated for the Harper Avery Awards next year.

It doesn't matter.

Adam shrugged and smiled meaningfully: Next year's Harper Avery Surgical Innovation Award, I'm afraid it won't be as influential as this year...