My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 1021

Chapter 1021: Chapter 1004: The Marvelous Hands Chapter 1021: Chapter 1004: The Marvelous Hands “`

Therefore, his family decided to proceed with the surgery as soon as possible, harboring no illusions of sheer luck, because they could not trust a mere fifty percent chance.

And perhaps, even the God of Luck might turn away from them.

Therefore, they preferred to place their hope in themselves rather than bet on luck, demonstrating that the Lin Family’s way of thinking was very rational, and their decision was indeed the most correct one.

Of course, there was another reason: they had waited patiently for two months just for Tang Yuxin’s availability, choosing her over other hospital experts.

It was because of their perseverance that Tang Yuxin would also give them a reward in return.

A few months earlier, Tang Yuxin had been overwhelmed with surgeries like this, but now, she performed them with increasing ease and skill.

She placed her hand on the patient’s head, using her touch to detect the location of the ruptured blood vessel.

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If she could locate the specific area and it was not too severe, she was prepared to perform minimally invasive surgery.

Because minimally invasive surgery meant minimal harm to the patient, especially for older patients, whose physical condition was no longer like that of young people, and their capacity for recovery was not as strong.

If possible, she wouldn’t perform open-skull surgery on such elderly patients, because such major open wounds could sometimes be fatal.

Tang,” Zhou Xiaomeng hurried over, standing in the same position Tang Yuxin had been in, and then carried out the final cleaning and suturing.

In fact, suturing wasn’t necessary, since the wound from the minimally invasive surgery was very small, with not much bleeding, and all that was required were some routine bandaging procedures.

However, one should not think that Tang Yuxin’s operations are haphazard; there will be professional postoperative inspections, and this patient had issues with a few blood vessels.

But now, Tang Yuxin had repaired them, and one could say her surgery was quite perfect.

Moreover, the surgery took just over three hours to complete—much less than the previous surgeries that needed over a dozen hours.

They were no longer necessary.

More successful with each operation, and each performed in a shorter duration than the last, naturally becoming more skilled and seasoned.

Indeed, being the foremost authority at the main hospital was not an empty claim.

With such surgical speed and success rate, if she didn’t call herself number one, then no one else would dare to make that claim.

As for Zhou Xiaomeng, she had also followed Tang Yuxin in numerous operations recently.

Tang Yuxin had delegated the final tasks to her, and she had gone from initial nervousness, insecurity, and shaky hands—

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