For this kind of warm-up surgery, the post-operative questioning is often skipped because the report itself is just a formality and there is no need to ask.

But this time an unexpected voice jumped out: "Excuse me, Doctor Hodge, has the patient been sent back to the mental hospital now?"

Hodge, who was about to step down, stopped in embarrassment and looked at the young man who asked the question, and answered bravely: "Not really."

"Huh? Has the patient's mental disorder improved?"

After asking and answering questions, the topic immediately became interesting.

Mental disorders are difficult to treat, and the patient's behavior will become extremely weird, so it was once misunderstood that they were bewitched by Satan. If mental disorders could be cured by just cutting off the skull, that would definitely be a great news.

Discover.

"No. No improvement."

The young man was reluctant: "Then why not send him to a mental hospital?"

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Hotch sighed, looked at the eyes of the audience looking at him, and had to tell the truth: "Because the patient died the next day."

"I see."

The young man nodded and said no more, leaving the surgeon, who had been working in clinical practice for more than ten years, on the stage. Hodge couldn't stand this kind of questioning, and always wanted to defend something: "The patient has lived all day, this

It can’t be considered a failure of the operation.”

According to the common view at the time, as long as the patient wakes up after surgery, the responsibility should not be borne by the doctor. In fact, even if the operation really fails, the doctor does not need to bear any responsibility, because failure is very common.

However, for such a simple cranial removal operation, which was not difficult, the patient died again. According to the selection regulations, it should not be here.

Hodge looked at his silent colleagues and couldn't help but become angry. The target of his anger was the young man who just asked: "Who are you? Which hospital are you from? What's your name?"

"Carvey, Carvey Hines, a general surgical assistant at City General Hospital."
Chapter completed!