The Whole Room Stunned

Medical Center.

Teaching room.

Adam and Alice Grey's question-and-answer session on stage was unhurried and as smooth as silk.

Listeners with poor listening skills quickly fell behind, but felt impressed even though they didn't understand.

Some people who enjoy immersing themselves in the role even find it pleasing to the eye.

Emmm... I'm just that amazing...

The more discerning audience could keep up and were amazed by Adam's fluent conversation with Dr. Grey.

"Because this wasn't a one-sided question from Adam, "Dr. Grey replied.

It is a complete interaction.

After Adam asks a question, Dr. Grey will also inquire about the details, indirectly asking Adam questions as well.

Many details, when considered from another's perspective, they felt they needed to think carefully before answering.

Adam, however, was able to answer without hesitation.

This must have been reviewed beforehand...

"Absolutely amazing."

Dr. Shepherd, sitting in the last row, couldn't help but exclaim, "It's incredible that an intern can do this much."

"It's not that simple."

Dr. Burke stared intently at the stage.

"Um?"

Dr. Shepherd said in surprise, "This is certainly not simple. Their current question-and-answer mode is no longer limited to a classic surgery."

During the surgical procedure, why is a certain step done this way? Is there a better way? If other changes occur, how should they be handled? And what changes will occur in subsequent surgeries based on the handling of this step?

This network-like expansion covers almost all possible scenarios for a particular type of surgery.

Only by mastering the treatment methods for most diseases can one truly perform surgery independently and become a qualified Attending Physician.

This is exactly what we've been training interns and residents for so many years.

Duncan, an intern who had only been practicing for less than three months, achieving this five to seven years ahead of schedule—how could it be simple?

That's not what I meant.

Dr. Burke, hearing this long string of words, had to look away from the stage and glance at Dr. Shepherd: "His proposals for extensions beyond this surgery and his detailed answers regarding these extensions are all based on real data."

"Duncan has Photographic Memory. As long as he puts in the effort to do his homework in advance, these data are of course the most accurate."

Dr. Shepherd laughed dismissively, "We all know he's not only talented, but also exceptionally hardworking."

"You're not Cardiothoracic Surgeon, so you didn't recognize it."

Dr. Burke shook his head. "The extension he just mentioned has only appeared once in the medical field, and I performed that heart surgery."

"So?"

Dr. Shepherd said, puzzled, "This can only mean that Duncan has done his homework very thoroughly."

"Indeed."

Dr. Burke nodded. "But this level of solidity is beyond the thinking of ordinary people. The patient in that heart surgery was a little girl, while the surgery we are seeing now is a middle-aged man. Can the detailed data from the little girl's surgery be completely applied to the middle-aged man and expanded upon?"

"Of course not."

Dr. Shepherd shook his head.

Factors such as gender, age, developmental stage, and physical condition vary greatly, which will inevitably lead to differences in the details of the surgery.

The simplest example.

Why are top anesthesiologists so incredibly talented?

It's precisely because he can adjust the anesthesia dosage according to each person's different physical condition, so that the patient is in various anesthetic states required by the surgeon, thus avoiding anesthesia-related death.

Anesthesiologists are like that.

When other doctors prescribe medication or perform surgery, they naturally also need to take into account each patient's physical condition.

How could a little girl and a middle-aged man be in the same physical condition?

"This is it."

Dr. Burke exclaimed, "The detailed data from the heart surgery on the little girl that Duncan just cited has completely changed when applied to this middle-aged man. What I find unbelievable is that, after careful consideration, I've found that these changes are very likely to be accurate. Do you understand?"

"Hiss."

Dr. Shepherd gasped, "No way? Are you sure?"

"I'm not sure either."

Dr. Burke shook his head. "Nobody knows what would happen if this middle-aged man didn't have that kind of surgery, but based on my many years of surgical experience, my intuition tells me that Duncan's data is correct."

"How is this possible?"

Dr. Shepherd said incredulously, "Even you don't know? Duncan couldn't possibly have obtained this data even if he did his homework beforehand. Are you sure there was only one case? Maybe Duncan saw a new surgical record elsewhere, and the patient was also a middle-aged man?"

Are you questioning my professional competence?

Dr. Burke's expression turned cold. "If you were in that situation, wouldn't you be aware of any major changes in Neurosurgery?"

"No."

Dr. Shepherd paused, then apologized, "That's not what I meant. I just find it incredible. Could Duncan have just guessed?"

Being a doctor is a profession that requires continuous learning throughout one's life.

As top experts in their respective fields, they are bound to be unaware of the latest domestic and international information in their fields.

"Perhaps."

Dr. Burke's expression softened, and he murmured, "Whether it's a fluke or not, we'll know once we ask."

As he spoke, he raised his hand and called out, "Excuse me."

On stage.

Alice Grey looked over with displeasure, but when she saw Dr. Burke's face, her coldness vanished and a smile appeared on her face.

George said a few words to Meredith from below the stage, and Meredith immediately knew something was wrong.

According to George, Dr. Grey once mistook Dr. Burke for Richard, the Chief of Surgery.

She knew best, having read the medical notes, the relationship between Richard and her mother.

"Dr. Burke?"

Adam looked over with neither arrogance nor servility.

There are cameras here.

Well, if he hadn't really been unable to stand it, he probably would have done what Old Bai and Heroine Guo did and put on blush.

He's photogenic.

However, it wasn't that exaggerated.

Before going on stage, he had his makeup done by the camera crew's professional makeup artist and was given some tips on how to look more handsome and cool in front of the camera.

Tonight marks the Qidian of his rise to fame in the medical community; he must establish a strong image.

They must be the most handsome, the coolest, and the most professional!

I'm aiming to add background music so it can be used directly as a movie videotape.

Emmm.

That's right.

Adam really did have this plan.

It's not that I'm actually going to release it, but when I go to see Paige tomorrow, I'll show her this videotape with background music.

I'm no ordinary guy either!

I'll send a copy to Juno and the others later, so they can learn from it while I provide them with plenty of material to criticize.

Such a big thing cannot be kept from my best friend.

This is also an unavoidable topic when we talk on the phone.

Teasing and banter between good friends is an essential part of friendship.

"Dr. Duncan..."

Dr. Burke voiced his question.

Everyone was shocked.

Holy shit!

Is there such a saying in it?

The perspective of a master is truly different.

Then everyone turned to look at Adam, waiting for his answer.