Holding an inch ruler

"Am I not normal?"
"Abnormal!"
"What's abnormal about me?"
"Where are you normal? Who else would eat lamb spine and report the owner for using sheep with congenital spinal deformities?"
"Who else would drink a coffee and insist on explaining what tarry stools are?"
"Where's there a medical student who has won a national science and technology first prize?"
"Where's there a student who makes professors serve them tea and water?"
"Where's there a resident doctor who's scolded the chief so harshly they're drenched in dog's blood?!"
"Where's there a doctor..."
"Tell me... where are you normal?!"
Chen Gong fell silent for a moment, looking at the other person, "To live, one doesn't need to be too normal!"
...
Rather than mentally exhausting oneself, it's better to drive others crazy. Just as the saying goes, to live, one doesn't need to be too normal!
Similarly, to be a doctor, one definitely doesn't need to be too normal!

Being a doctor doesn't need to be too normal

Li Jinhuan, after hearing Chen Gong's surgical technique, had already simulated it in his mind.


As the clinical director of spine surgery, he was very clear about the surgical process and details.


There was indeed a lot of layman's knowledge in Chen Gong's words, but there was no denying that, following his train of thought, the feasibility of completing the surgery was very high.


Theoretical surgical discussions and real-world surgeries have quite a gap in between.


Li Jinhuan was well aware of this, which is why he was so ready to find fault and be skeptical when he first listened to Chen Gong's explanation.


But as it turned out, he had been overcautious.


Chen Gong's technique, whether it was the choice of incision or the targeting of the site, was filled with feasibility.


The only uncertainty was the sudden situations that might arise during surgery.


Chapter 73: Absolute Bodily Perception_1