Famous Among Top Surgeons in the 90s - Chapter 938

Chapter 938: Did she remember?

“Sometimes the effects are very good, sometimes they are very poor,” Cao Yong didn’t mean to deny the role of psychology. It’s just that everyone in medical studies knows, the theories of psychology are more like a discipline that summarizes clinical experiences, and it can’t wholly research based on anatomy’s fact-seeking foundations; it is somewhat mystical. You can’t blame psychology for this, he had mentioned the reason before, medicine knows too little and finds it too difficult to grasp the brain.

Cao Yong’s words made those around him realize that the situation was extremely tricky, and their anxiety doubled. Medicine is like that; what can’t be done at the current stage simply can’t be done. In some ways, when facing medical mysteries that humanity cannot solve, doctors are no different from ordinary people; the professional knowledge they can provide is nil.

What could they do now when even Senior Cao had no solution? Xie Wanying suddenly remembered why Senior Tao had deliberately mentioned Senior Cao’s first name, Yong. Because Cao Yong was a doctor who would never give up on a patient, a doctor who always charged forward courageously.

“Senior, is there really nothing that can be done?” Xie Wanying asked.

Indeed, Senior Cao didn’t disappoint her.

Cao Yong looked at her, his eyes conveying a deep and heartfelt message, “Solutions need people to think of them. Many diseases in medicine can’t be completely cured, but other efforts can be made, such as alleviating symptoms or preventing flare-ups. This kind of clinical effort is what every doctor does every day. PTSD is also a disease, and this kind of effort can be made for it too.”

Not just Xie Wanying, but Li Qi’an and Yue Wentong, who were listening, felt deeply inspired.

Being a neurosurgeon, Yue Wentong thought, he used to think it was cool without really understanding why, but it seemed like something could be learned from Senior Cao.

The clever Senior Cao probably guessed what was happening with Li Xuan’s parents, so Xie Wanying didn’t need to hesitate further and continued to ask, “What if the patient exhibits fear and submission to others–”

“Such a situation definitely needs to be stopped. Restrain and drive away those who try to dominate the patient, cut off contact. It’s like cutting off the artery that supplies blood to a tumor cell,” Cao Yong illustrated vividly, giving her a meaningful look.

From the handsome eyes of the Senior, Xie Wanying read his implied message:

What’s so difficult about this, just ask Senior to solve it? Isn’t it just about finding a way to drive away two villains?

What method does Senior Cao have to get rid of villains, Xie Wanying quickly asked to help a close friend out, “Senior, what do you think I can do next?”

“You and her family are in Songyuan,” Cao Yong mentioned his visit to her hometown, “I know people in Songyuan.”

Senior had appeared in her maternal aunt’s hospital; it wasn’t strange that he knew people from her hometown. As Xie Wanying thought this, she suddenly wondered whether Cao Yong had seen her when she saw him then.

Did a glint in the eyes of the younger sister finally bring up the thought of when they first met? Cao Yong’s mood was like a rollercoaster, fluctuating wildly, wanting to laugh and cry. It had been four years since they first met. He had waited so long.

A smile, involuntarily rising on Cao Yong’s lips, a smile borne of hardship but also from his heart.

Xie Wanying blinked: There was something strange about the Senior’s smile, what was going on?

“Can you give me her family’s address? I’ll find someone absolutely reliable to tackle this problem,” Cao Yong was not in a rush, waiting to handle the most important patient’s issue first.

No time to delay, Xie Wanying wrote down the family address of her close friend.