Check-in at the Hospital: The First Surgery Shocked the Nation!

Moreover, after being infected with Vibrio vulnificus, the injured limb typically undergoes necrosis, sepsis.

The sepsis caused by Vibrio vulnificus infection is severe and progresses rapidly, with a high mortality rate.

Most patients die from multiple organ failure within 48 hours!

Thus, Vibrio vulnificus is classified as one of the most dangerous bacteria to humans.

For these patients, perhaps the best outcome is amputation to save their lives...

"Okay, thank you, Brother Liang."

"Liang Donglai: You’re welcome, hahaha, you go ahead."

After finishing speaking, he didn’t reply any further messages and put away his phone.

Because at this moment, the door of the instrument room had already opened.

The young man walked out first, and the expressions on the faces of the four professors behind him were filled with shock!

Especially Professor Lu, whose eyes even changed. He immediately looked at Qin Feng, with disbelief and complexity in his gaze.

"This student, please take some time to go to the hospital later, get some medication, and make sure to rest, understand?"

After sitting down, Professor Lu said to the young man with a serious expression.

"Professor, am I really fine?"

"There aren’t any effects currently, but you still need to undergo a systematic medical examination, don’t delay it."

Professor Lu nodded and carefully instructed him.

"Okay, okay, I understand, thank you, Professor."

The young man, upon hearing this, also became nervous, quickly nodded, and then got up to leave.

Xiao Xiaoxiao saw this, stood up, walked over, and slightly bowed to one of the basic medicine professors, addressing him.

"Teacher Chen."

"Xiao Xiao, have a seat."

The professor smiled warmly upon seeing her, waving amicably, then looked at the other three,

"The three professors should be familiar with her, right? She’s Xiao Xiaoxiao from our medical and biological science department."

The three nodded upon hearing this, their expressions relaxing considerably.

"Xiao Xiaoxiao, how could we not know, she’s the famous beauty at Peking Union Medical College Hospital, a top doctoral candidate in medical biology, hahaha~"

Professor Bai nodded with a smile,

"At last year’s National Medical Biology University Competition, you placed second; in a couple of years, you need to get that gold medal and make us proud! Hahaha~"

"No worries, Professor Bai."

Hearing this, Xiao Xiaoxiao smiled and nodded, looking quite confident.

Qin Feng, hearing this on the side, also showed a hint of surprise in his eyes. He didn’t expect Xiao Xiaoxiao to be a hidden academic prodigy.

Actually, it’s understandable!

He just joined Peking Union Medical College Hospital not long ago, and spent half of his time at the hospital, leaving right after classes at school, having no idea about these things.

If talking about charm, Xiao Xiaoxiao’s looks are not inferior to Liu Yan’Er, and she even resembles Liu Yan’Er from three years ago in some ways.

Both belong to the very pure and lovable type, though now she lacks a bit of charm, being too youthful.

"Professor Zheng, Professor Lu, let’s leave this diagnosis to you; it’s not suitable for us old men."

Professor Chen looked at the two female professors and said.

"Alright, hehe, leave it to us."

Professor Zheng immediately agreed, and the two guided Xiao Xiaoxiao into the adjoining instrument room.

Actually, Xiao Xiaoxiao’s condition is quite simple, just dysmenorrhea.

Once the three of them left, the remaining two professors instantly locked their gaze on Qin Feng, not speaking, just staring.

It gave him goosebumps all over!

"Um... Professors, if there’s anything you want to ask, I won’t hide anything."

Qin Feng awkwardly smiled and quickly said.

"Qin Feng, you’re really something!"

Professor Bai couldn’t help but click his tongue, "We just want to know, how on earth did you diagnose the second condition?"

Professor Chen next to him nodded repeatedly, looking curious.

Actually, earlier when the four of them confirmed in the instrument room that the young man indeed had an intraventricular conduction block, they were dumbfounded.

This is simply unbelievable!

Using those old and outdated techniques of traditional Chinese medicine, how can one diagnose a condition that requires modern instruments to observe?

"Professors, actually, I’m not entirely sure myself because it can’t be sensed from the pulse."

Upon hearing this, Qin Feng immediately explained,

"But I noticed some abnormal contractions and vibrations in the carotid artery, so I used acupuncture to stimulate one side of his cardiac artery.

By observing the blood pumping and the heart’s beating frequency, I concluded it was a conduction block."

After he finished speaking, the two professors exchanged looks, even more astonished!

This is too absurd!

Directly using a silver needle to puncture the cardiac artery?

Even the slightest deviation could cause dangerous outcomes or even death!

Thinking of this, the two professors felt cold sweat all over, their scalps tingling.

This Qin Feng is too daring!

Risking a fellow student’s life just to win?

"Professors, actually, the acupuncture technique requires precision, and I am confident."

Seeing their psychological turmoil, Qin Feng spoke first before they could.

"How can... this be done..."

Professor Bai heard this, his expression turned cold, about to reprimand him, but seeing the young man looking at him, he swallowed back the words he had prepared.

Such words shouldn’t be spoken in front of the patient, or it could lead to major issues?

"From now on, don’t ever do this again, hear me?!"

"Understood, thank you, Professor."

Qin Feng nodded upon hearing this, with a mysterious smile on his lips.

Actually, with his acupuncture technique, these risks don’t even exist, as the precision is such that even piercing a mosquito’s wing wouldn’t be a problem.

Of course, to others, this might still feel worrisome, after all, in their minds, it’s better to avoid mistakes even if it means not doing anything at all.