American drama life begins with Dr. House

Furman, who was called by Duwei, had a look of displeasure on his face.

Does Du Wei understand his position in the diagnostic department?

Why should an intern yell at a doctor with a formal position like him?

It's true that he can perform this operation, but Du Wei shouldn't have said this!

Furman, who was determined to make Duwei look embarrassed, forced a smile on his face:

"Looking at what you said, who doesn't know that you are the best intern doctor here.

If you don't have enough years, I think you are enough to serve as the director of the diagnostic department on your own.

It’s just that my resume in surgery is not that good yet, I should do more practical work.

How about this, it’s the same as before, you do the surgery and I’ll guide you by the side?”

Before Du Wei could speak, Dan's mother was the first to deny:

"Dr. Furman, how can you let an intern perform such a major operation?

This is irresponsible on your part. I will complain to your boss!

Yes, Dr. House is here.

Dr. House, come here and see that the doctors under your command are actually obstructing the operation of major surgeries. How unbecoming is this?"

Furman never expected to be stepped in by Dan's mother.

He originally thought that based on Du Wei's personality, he would agree first regardless of whether he could do it or not.

As a result, things seemed to be different from what he imagined again.

After hearing the news, House came over and glared at Furman, then turned to comfort Dan's mother:

"Don't worry, Furman was just joking.

This extremely risky surgery was just fine if Du Wei was there to help him.

I will personally supervise them to minimize the risk of surgery, so don’t worry.”

With House's assurance, Dan's mother left with doubts.

Furman, who was holding back his anger, turned to stare at Du Wei fiercely and said:

"Boy, don't vomit during the operation and affect my condition!

Otherwise I will definitely kick you out of the operating room, do you understand?"

Du Wei shrugged and said no problem.

Furman sneered and went to the operating room to start preparations.

He didn't believe that Du Wei could still be so calm then.

They had to lift off the patient's skull surface, then use a medical electric bone saw to drill open the brain bone, and finally implant the Omaye receptacle.

This process can be described as extremely bloody.

There are very few interns who don't feel gastrointestinal discomfort when they first see this scene.

Even he himself vomited for a while while holding the trash can after observing the operation.

it `s just normal.

But he just wanted to use this as an excuse to scold Du Wei so that he could vent his anger!

Soon, Dan was sent to the operating room under general anesthesia.

In addition to Furman and Duwei, there were several nurses helping out.

However, Furman had no intention of asking them to help, and instead asked Du Wei to rush around handing over various surgical instruments.

When it came to the step of opening the skull, Furman took a special look at Duwei and called him to his side.

The euphemistic saying is that it is easier to learn the technique if you stand closer.

In fact, I wanted Du Wei to feel the impact of the craniotomy up close.

Along with the roar of the electric drill, tiny bits of bone shavings were continuously produced from the edge of the hole just like the sawdust produced when drilling wood.

A mixture of red and white liquid flowed out from the gap.

Furman raised his eyes again and glanced at Duwei, hoping to see an expression of discomfort and disgust on his face.

But to his surprise, Du Wei's eyes were very calm.

It's as if you can put a bowl of instant noodles here for him and he can eat it deliciously.

How can this be?

How could someone not even have a look in their eyes when they first witness this scene?

Furman was so lost in thought that he didn't notice that the drill in his hand had successfully penetrated the skull.

It was the exclamation from the side that brought him back from his trance.

As soon as he turned around, he screamed inwardly that it was bad and dug deeper.

He was so flustered that his hands began to tremble involuntarily.

The electric drill held by an unsteady hand also vibrated unusually.

The more Furman thought about the possible consequences, the more panicked he became.

The more panicked the heart, the more shaking the hands will be, and the greater the patient’s back brain trauma will be!

This scene caused the expressions of the experienced nurses present to change immediately. Just when they were about to stop them, a hand quickly grasped the electric drill.

It was Du Wei who had been paying attention to the progress of the operation.

He also didn't know why Furman, who should have been very skilled, made such a major mistake.

But he knew he had to do something to prevent Dan from dying on the operating table.

Du Wei was very familiar with craniotomy itself.

Because the Dan who was lying on the hospital bed undergoing surgery was the same person he was before.

And he had more than one craniotomy.

For this, Du Wei really felt as normal as eating and drinking.

So Du Wei's hands were very steady and he slowly pulled out the electric drill that had already completed the task.

Then, when facing the red and white things pouring out from the entrance of the cave, Du Wei's eyes did not waver.

He just calmly ordered various medical equipment to the nurses on the side.

Then under Furman's dull eyes, the craniotomy that should have been completed by Furman was completed on his behalf.

Looking at Dan, who was still conscious, Du Wei glanced at the life monitor, which fluctuated normally, and let out a sigh of relief.

Fortunately, he took over in time and prevented Furman from continuing.

Otherwise, Dan would suffer an epileptic seizure at worst, or die at worst.

Furman, who had made a mistake, was squatting on the ground, looking at his blood-stained gloves, his face full of self-blame.

Du Wei shook his head and asked the nurses to push Dan into the observation room, while he took off his surgical clothes and prepared to go to the pharmacy to get medicine.

Furman noticed the movement, raised his head and looked at Du Wei's background with red eyes and shouted:

"Why can't I do anything well as long as you are here?!"

Du Wei stopped, turned around, and chuckled:

"Have you ever considered that this might be your problem?"

After saying that, Duwei walked out of the operating room, leaving Furman alone inside.

After hearing Duwei's words, Furman fell into deep thought.

His own problem? What problem could he have?!

If this intern hadn't always affected his mentality, how could he have made mistakes again and again?!

The biggest problem is not him, but Du Wei!

This Du Wei not only defrauded him of his money, but also wanted to destroy him so that he could take his place!

It must be like this! It must be like this!

Du Wei probably didn't expect that his words not only failed to enlighten Furman, but actually made him fall into an even more paranoid situation.

But this has nothing to do with Du Wei for the time being, he still has finishing work to do.

Du Wei, who went to the pharmacy to get medicine, turned over and found Dan, who had returned to the ward after observation.

After instructing him on the frequency of medication, Du Wei heard the life extension prompt again.

[Successful rescue, life extension for one day, current life time: 4 days and 13 hours.]

Feeling clear-headed again, Du Wei silently put the analgesic tablets in his pocket back.

The dosage of analgesics he takes now is increasing.

This is not good news.

It means that his body is becoming resistant to painkillers.

Du Wei sighed, he still needed to save more people.

Only by saving people can we truly cure the root cause.

It seems that he has to put on his agenda to apply for a job as a doctor at the Continental Hotel.