"At that time, the audience held a deep disdain for that Japanese cardiothoracic expert's skill. They criticized the expert for not being able to perform even a basic heart stent surgery. When I took over the patient, I did indeed lack sufficient experience in interventional surgery, and without having seen the patient's cardiovascular imaging results, I prematurely suggested that a vascular stent surgery could solve the problem. Now, after seeing the imaging results, it's clear that it's impossible. Isn't this equivalent to slapping my own face?"
She is now caught in a difficult position.
As the department director of Tuya Cardiothoracic Surgery and a gold-medal chief physician, she's going back on her word.
At first, she said it could be treated, then later said it couldn't be.
This is not merely a matter of being laughed at. It could potentially destroy the good image of Tuya Cardiothoracic Surgery and even damage the reputation of Tuya Hospital.
