Chapter 240: This Is Her Forte

Xie Wanying’s analysis clearly showed a deep understanding of endoscopy and pathology.

Swish.

Everyone’s attention snapped to Xie Wanying’s surprisingly young face.

Luo Yanfen and her fellow interns exchanged skeptical glances.

Who was this newbie? Are they sure she’s a clinical intern and not a lab tech?

Before her rebirth, Xie Wanying was a lab technician. After graduating, she worked in a pathology lab, where she handled samples daily, which gave her a big advantage.

“Seems like she has a point,” Dr. Liu Chengran mused, his hands resting on his chin. He glanced at Tan Kelin, who appeared deep in thought—a rare sight for Tan.

Tan Kelin’s gaze shifted back to the students.

“So, you think her tumor grade might be high?”

“Yes, Teacher. I’m concerned it might be at the highest grade. Issues with sampling can have a huge impact. Undetected highly malignant tumors in women around fifty aren’t unheard of. I’m sure you remember some cases, Tan Teacher. Also, this patient is quite thin—”

“Teacher Tan, this auntie loves dancing. Dancers are known for staying fit,” Luo Yanfen and her team interjected, worried Xie Wanying might hog the conversation.

Xie Wanying honestly responded, “She likes dancing, but she wasn’t a professional dancer. She has old photos of her dancing. I noticed she’s much thinner now. Given this, it’s hard to ignore the possibility of a very malignant tumor. The benefit of sphincter-preserving surgery becomes questionable.”

Ugh!

The two male postgraduate students covered their foreheads, thinking they should have stayed silent.

Luo Yanfen stared, wide-eyed, sweating slightly. How did Xie Wanying even know about the photos?

A thorough observation of every detail about the patient is crucial for doctors.

Attending doctors are busy in hospitals, so detailed investigations are often assigned to clinical interns.

The three clinical teachers’ gazes shifted to Luo Yanfen and her team.

Not sure how to respond, they clung to the CT results, saying, “The admission CT didn’t show any metastasis—”

“CT scans can’t detect early metastasis. That’s why surgery followed by chemotherapy is essential. Sphincter-preserving surgery can boost the patient’s confidence and optimism. A positive mindset can sometimes lead to miracles. A cancer patient’s attitude greatly affects their survival,” Xie Wanying explained convincingly.

The three on the other side were left speechless.

Finally, Xie Wanying saw an opportunity to advocate for the patient. She addressed the teachers, “I believe with Teacher Tan’s skills, even if we start with sphincter-preserving surgery, there will be options for a full resection in the future if needed.”

The trio had always claimed to trust Teacher Tan’s abilities, but what exactly were those abilities?

Tan Kelin smirked slightly, seemingly detecting the underlying tone in her words. With his arms crossed and a knowing look in his eyes, he asked, “Do you really think I have a solution?”

(End of Chapter)

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