Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s-Chapter 1947: Tacit Understanding

The ones who first took a sneaky peek were them. Without them setting an example by sneaking around, how could they attract the curious eyes of others to come and watch?

Not knowing why the people in front are doing this, the ones in the back can only imitate them without much understanding.

In short, the silent peeping initiators are you, not us.

With the other side’s sophistry, Ren Chongda was completely unconvinced and said gruffly to them, "Can you be the same as us? You guys are from orthopedics!"

The last sentence was emphasized on the board. 𝘧𝓇ℯℯ𝑤ℯ𝘣𝓃ℴ𝓋𝑒𝑙.𝑐𝘰𝑚

Why are you orthopedic people sneaking around? These few are non-orthopedic specialists; how could they make a fuss when observing orthopedics work in their specialized territory? Ren Chongda’s words revealed that most of the people who came later were orthopedic specialists. Somehow, these people thought of coming to watch their colleague Chang Jiawei’s surgery.

Chang Jiawei might be somewhat skilled, but he’s currently just an attending physician, not some chief leader, not a star like Tao Zhijie or Cao Yong. Chang Jiawei’s fame is only known to a small circle. Besides, Chang Jiawei didn’t advertise the surgery beforehand, so logically, it shouldn’t attract orthopedic colleagues to come and watch specially.

"Yes. We are from orthopedics." The orthopedic people explained why they were here and watching secretly, "It’s you standing in the orthopedic operating room that makes people feel strange. Cao Yong, Tao Zhijie, and you, Ren Chongda, as a teacher, none of you are from orthopedics. Since when have you become interested in our orthopedic surgeries?"

The orthopedics people were saying this while glancing at them, looking incredulous.

Orthopedic surgeries are quite different from surgeries in other departments. Surgeries in other departments rarely require orthopedic collaboration, and there are few surgeries requiring joint efforts between orthopedics and other departments. As a result, surgical doctors from other departments very rarely take an interest to specially understand orthopedic surgeries and come to their operating room to observe and learn from them. It is a rare occurrence.

In reality, if everyone in the operating room wanted to observe a colleague’s surgery, they would unconsciously avoid the orthopedic operating room. The main reason is that orthopedic surgeries take too long; adjusting a joint takes forever. It’s not like surgeries in other departments where the scalpel is constantly in motion, making the scene overly dull. Visiting doctors don’t have the time to dawdle with orthopedic people; they want to quickly grasp the essence of others’ skills to learn in a matter of seconds. So, everyone is slightly intimidated by orthopedics and would rather detour them; they can’t afford to waste time.

Neurosurgery might have some connection with spine surgery, which is why Cao Yong is here, but there’s absolutely no possibility for Tao Zhijie. In fact, Tao Zhijie is definitely not here to watch Chang Jiawei’s surgery.

At this point in the debate, it’s already tacitly understood: Yes, we both know it’s not to see Chang Jiawei.

The surgery room fell into collective silence once again.

No doctor watching the surgery is here to chat or argue. Everyone’s time is precious, and there is one sole purpose: to learn from others.

Usually, while peeking at the surgery, everyone would discuss techniques, especially with so many people present, it’s hard to hold back and not exchange some opinions.

Today is very different; everyone seemed to hold their tongue. Orthopedic people are generally more talkative than those in other departments. Thinking about this, Ren Chongda scratched his chin again, seeing this group of orthopedic people being as atypically silent as Chang Jiawei, and it was quite thought-provoking.