Chapter 78
Chapter 78
At Kim’s words, the resident turned his head to the side, and found a rookie intern looking around at the medical staff. Anyone interested in the news about the hospital at all could not have not known about his name, Lee Suhyuk. His nicknames were not just one or two.
“Okay, sir.”
The resident stepped back, nodding his head.
Prof. Kim would give interns direct teaching like that, and they could understand him without any difficulty. However, they had some misgivings about his intention sometimes.
Aortic aneurysm surgery was mostly an emergency surgery. Yet, how could Prof. Kim yield the role of an a.s.sistant on the right to an intern? It was the first time an intern was involved in emergency surgery.
When Suhyuk came up at Kim’s calling, the resident stepped aside and looked at Suhyuk, and he thought like this: ‘When the patient’s belly was opened, he would get a scolding from the professor in a minute.’ Convinced of that scenario, the resident was ready to be on hand as an a.s.sistant at the professor’s calling at any given time.
Suhyuk, coming next to Kim, said, “Thanks.”
That reflected his genuine feelings. He expected to watch as an observer in the distance, but was instead given the role of an a.s.sistant.