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medical center.

After reassuring the pregnant woman, Leeds was left to nurse.

A group of attending doctors came to the meeting room for consultation.

Richard, the chief of surgery who attached great importance to this case, also rushed over when he got the news.

Adam, as one of the bed doctors, also joined this high-level consultation.

Duncan, you were the first to discover it, so tell me.

Richard, the chief of surgery, took the lead in affirming Adam's contribution and said kindly.

Emmm.

Don't be surprised.

The security detector at the gate of the hospital is being installed.

The enthusiasm in the heart of the chief of surgery is heating up.

Just like the days when Adam came in to donate to build a laboratory.

After this time point, the chief of surgery will naturally change back to that impartial and majestic big boss.

Tsk!

It's so amazing!

it is good.

Not surprised, Adam held the color ultrasound film in front of him, pointed to the subtle symptoms and said, The fetus named Lucy in the middle shows symptoms of cerebral edema, and once the condition worsens, it will cause brain damage.

We can put a shunt in and drain the cerebrospinal fluid.

The second one on the left, this fetus named Emily, showed left ventricular hypoplasia syndrome, the left ventricle is not fully developed, and the heart valve connecting the left and right ventricles is abnormally narrowed.

We can do Norwood surgery.

After birth, a first-stage operation was performed to reconstruct the ascending aortic arch and main pulmonary shunt.

After 6 to 12 months, a two-stage bidirectional cavopulmonary bypass was performed.

Six months after the second-stage operation, the final third-stage modified Fonton operation was performed.

The second one from the right, this fetus named Julie, shows visceral organs growing in an external sac.

After birth, we cut away the membrane that encloses the organs, then make a small incision in the baby's abdomen, and put the visceral organs back in.

correct.

Theoretically, the sooner these operations are performed, the better, especially for the cerebral edema of the fetus named Lucy in the middle.

But considering the remaining two fetuses, it is necessary to stay in the mother's womb as much as possible.

The choice of time is more difficult.

I suggest monitoring Lucy's intracranial pressure at any time, considering the length of time for surgery, setting a warning line, and performing surgery immediately if it exceeds.

very good.

The director of surgery, Richard, smiled like a flower, and immediately gave a positive affirmation, and then looked around at the chief doctors of the small departments: You also talk about it? Can you add it?

Dr. Montgomery, chief of neonatology: ...

Dr. Shepter, Chief of Neurosurgery: ...

Dr. Burke, Chief of Cardiothoracic Surgery: ...

Adam finished talking, what else did they say?

hell!

How can an intern know everything!

Do not!

They don't believe it.

Duncan, do you know the Norwood operation and the Fonton operation?

Dr. Burke couldn't help but began to criticize.

He knew that Adam had a photographic memory and had a gifted ability called high-definition graphic memory.

Relying on this enviable and jealous ability, it is normal to work harder and memorize a lot of medical knowledge.

But memorizing does not mean understanding and using it.

If he doesn't represent the chief doctors of each department to criticize.

How about a fart?

Let Adam act alone.

Doesn't that mean that Adam, a small intern, is as good as the chief doctor of their three departments?

I have read the information...

Adam said modestly.

Then you know...

Dr. Burke immediately began to ask some details of the operation.

But then he could only smile wryly.

Adam answered one by one, many details shocked him even after hearing it, and he was greatly enlightened.

hell!

This kind of operation is very rare, and Dr. Burke has not performed it himself.

Like Adam, he just read the information and knew how to do it.

Then rely on years of surgical experience to deduce the details of the surgery.

Who knows that Adam seems to know more than he does.

The key point is still very reasonable. He knew it was feasible as soon as he heard it, and he couldn't find a suitable argument even if he wanted to refute it.

You did?

In the end, Dr. Burke couldn't control his curiosity, so he asked helplessly.

Not really.

Adam shook his head: However, Dr. Gray did it, and we just discussed this operation before, so I am quite clear about some details.

...

Everyone was speechless again.

This time, even Richard, the chief of surgery, was silent.

The legendary female doctor Alice Gray was a hurdle he couldn't overcome.

They used to be colleagues who practiced together.

That will be.

He is talented, romantic and unrestrained, and is highly sought after.

But Alice Gray was more talented than he was.

This made him both unhappy and impressed by her charm.

So, he used his skillful seduction skills to easily capture her heart.

Even at that time, she was already married.

He also has a fiancée, who is now his wife.

After many years of entanglement.

Alice Gray devoted all her affection to him, so green that even the honest husband who endured it could not bear it, and she would never return it.

But when she approached him with her daughter, Meredith, who was a few years old, he was unwilling to accept the agreement that Hua Qianxia made at the beginning to leave the other half and reorganize the family.

His wife was nothing compared to Alice Grey.

But Alice Gray is a fire, a piece of ice, a sword, even a ghost, a god, but definitely not a person.

But his wife is a person, a living person.

Ok.

This is pure nonsense.

The truth is that he can't accept a stronger Alice Grey, and always suppresses him.

In his career, he could hardly stand it anymore.

Not to mention adding life.

It never occurred to him to be with Alice Grey.

The devastated Alice Gray had no choice but to leave New York and go to Boston to start a more legendary life.

And he also became the surgical director of the medical center as he wished, and became a master.

When his daughter, Meredith, contacted him about coming for an internship, he said yes without hesitation.

He felt guilty for all kinds of things back then.

Now that he has achieved success and fame, he naturally wants to make up for it, so as to eliminate his guilt.

Then he heard about the legendary her, who had Alzheimer's disease and forgot everything.

that moment.

His heart is both sad, but there is also a trace of joy and relief.

The gloom of the past dissipated.

From then on, he wanted to be an upright surgical director, a kind elder, and a purely good person.

But now that Alice Gray's name came down again in this way, he seemed to have returned to the days when he had to look up to legends no matter how talented he was.

This made him, the powerful director, very uncomfortable.

Would you like to invite Dr. Gray over for a consultation?

Dr. Burke hesitated.

no!

Richard, the chief of surgery, immediately objected: She has Alzheimer's disease now, and theoretically she is no longer able to participate in consultations as a doctor.

Speaking of this, he was afraid that his attitude would cause others to think too much, so he added: Since Dr. Duncan has communicated with Alice, with his ability, he can assist you in the surgery.

Dr. Burke could only nod.

Adam smiled reservedly.

The chief surgeon of this operation has arrived.

Because he is more familiar with the details of the operation than Dr. Burke and assists in the operation, why can't he stand in the position of the first assistant and mention Dr. Burke from time to time?

What has become of that!

He could only be the chief surgeon, and Dr. Burke was the assistant as the instructor, and he said a few innocuous words from time to time, reflecting the role of teaching.

Only in this way can the majesty be preserved.

Ugh.

Doctor Burke sighed inwardly.

Who would have thought that an intern could put him in such an embarrassing situation?

It is too difficult for the current teachers to teach.

ps: Thank you Dazhihu and the bookworms for their rewards!