The hospital is too busy, so I'm going to join the army and become a top soldier!

(Last chapter added! The debt is finally paid off!)

"New recruits?"

"Medical genius?"

Zhou Jingshan doubted that he had heard correctly.

He hadn't heard the word "genius" in a long time!

He has been a doctor for many years and has seen many geniuses, but many geniuses call him a genius!

But today, he unexpectedly discovered that he should also call others geniuses!

At this moment, Zheng Guoliang's expression was equally complex.

He looked at Zhou Jingshan, whose face was full of disbelief, and spoke.

"A first-year student at Fu Jen Catholic University's School of Medicine, who just enlisted a month ago!"

Zhou Jingshan fell completely silent after that.

He glanced at Shen Yan.

He then looked down at the radial artery bridging segment.

Then he looked at Zheng Guoliang again.

"Freshman year? Are you sure?"

"You're saying this venous grafting was done by a recruit who didn't even finish his sophomore year of college?"

The attending physician on duty nodded on Zheng Guoliang's behalf.

"I watched him do it with my own eyes."

"Moreover, he also single-handedly completed the debridement of severed limbs and the identification of blood vessels, nerves, and tendons!"

Zhou Jingshan fell silent.

He has been practicing medicine for decades and has mentored countless students and young doctors.

Among them are so-called medical geniuses.

Even the most talented young doctors need extensive training and surgical experience before they dare to perform microvascular anastomosis independently.

Shen Yan is doing well.

A freshman quietly sat on the operating table and took away their jobs in microsurgery!

Zhou Jingshan did not disturb Shen Yan.

He stood beside him, carefully observing Shen Yan's nerve repair process under the microscope!

After watching for only a few minutes, he discovered that Shen Yan's nerve alignment was very accurate, without any deviation!

He operated the equipment with remarkable stability, without any unnecessary strain.

His judgment of the direction of nerve bundles doesn't seem like that of a student who has only learned theory from books!

Zhou Jingshan couldn't help but ask:

"Why not continue shortening the bones to directly reduce the tension of the nerve anastomosis?"

Shen Yan did not look up, nor did he stop what he was doing.

"The ulna and radius have shortened by 1.5 centimeters."

"Currently, the severed nerve ends can be aligned without tension."

"While further shortening may make nerve and tendon repair easier, it will further affect forearm length and subsequent function."

"There's no need to sacrifice the patient's future functional recovery just to make surgery easier!"

Zhou Jingshan's eyes lit up slightly.

"The area of ​​muscle contusion is larger than seen on the images, so why hasn't part of it been removed?"

"That part was only compressed; the color and shrinkage reaction are still there, so it has some value for preservation for now."

Shen Yan said:

"If further necrosis occurs after the surgery, debridement can be performed again."

"But directly expanding the excision area now would cause even greater soft tissue loss."

Zhou Jingshan became completely serious.

These answers are not complicated.

But once you're actually on the operating table, accurately determining the extent of debridement is where a doctor's experience is truly put to the test!

Cutting too much can impair function.

If too little is cut off, the necrotic tissue may cause infection.

Shen Yan's grasp of this scale was nothing like that of someone participating in a limb replantation surgery for the first time!

On the contrary, he seemed like a master who had been immersed in this field for a long time!

Both the judgment and the operation are accurate and error-free, making it a textbook example!

Zhou Jingshan did not force Shen Yan to take over the surgery.

After all, Shen Yan's current performance is quite stable.

Suddenly changing the main operator at this point could disrupt the teamwork!

He simply stood by and reviewed the findings, occasionally helping to check the condition of nerves and tendons.

Several hours later, the main nerve repair was finally completed.

The group began the final tissue covering and wound treatment.

Before closing the wound, Zhou Jingshan checked the blood flow in Han Dayong's right hand again.

Finally, Zhou Jingshan nodded.

"The surgery was a great success!"

"A remarkable young man!"

The oppressive atmosphere in the operating room instantly relaxed.

The attending physician on duty let out a long sigh of relief.

Those guys are amazing!

They really managed to reattach Han Dayong's completely severed right forearm!

Although it's not really related to him...

Zheng Guoliang felt as if a huge weight had finally been lifted from his chest.

Han Dayong was injured at the vehicle depot.

He personally accompanied the vehicle to the military hospital.

As long as the surgery is successful, no matter how tired I am, it's all worth it!

Shen Yan did not feel that everything was fine just because Zhou Jingshan announced that the surgery was successful.

"The next 72 hours are the peak period for vascular crisis."

"It is essential to closely observe the skin color, temperature, degree of swelling, capillary reaction, and blood flow signals of the right hand."

"At the same time, be alert to thrombosis, infection, tissue necrosis, and changes in pressure in the osteofascial compartment."

"If there is insufficient arterial blood supply or impaired venous return, it must be investigated and treated immediately."

Zhou Jingshan looked at Shen Yan.

"You even know what happens afterward? Have you studied the entire process of limb replantation?"

Shen Yan answered seriously:

"True survival depends on surviving the critical postoperative period."

"How much sensory and motor function can be restored in the future depends on nerve recovery, the condition of tendon adhesions, and subsequent rehabilitation training."

Zhou Jingshan didn't continue speaking, but his eyes grew brighter and brighter.

It's important to understand that being able to complete only a few microscopic anastomoses only proves that one's skills are indeed quite good.

Shen Yan considered postoperative vascular crisis and functional recovery from preoperative assessment, surgical plan, debridement scope, and blood flow reconstruction.

This shows that his understanding of limb replantation has formed a complete system!

This is definitely not someone who can only imitate surgical procedures!

He had the complete process in his mind!

This shows that his research in this field is much deeper than he imagined!

The final wound treatment is complete.

The surgery is now officially complete!

At that very moment, a system notification sounded in Shen Yan's mind.

[Host completes master-level limb replantation surgery demonstration!]

[Master-level knowledge of limb replantation has been fully validated!]

[Advanced experience in microvascular anastomosis, nerve repair, and tendon repair!]

[Improved hand-eye coordination!]

[Improved binocular focusing ability!]

[Enhanced fine motor control!]

[Improved tolerance for prolonged stable operation!]

Shen Yan felt the system's feedback.

After several hours of microscopic manipulation, his hands were clearly fatigued.

However, after accumulating a lot of operational experience, his control over finger strength and subtle movements became even clearer.

When should you exert force, and to what extent?

How to maintain stability during long-term operation...

These abilities have gradually become bodily instincts!

At that very moment, the system notification sounded again!

[Host has completed high-precision micromanipulation training!]

Medical capabilities are now contributing to military training!

[Gained: Understanding the basic structure of an automatic rifle!]

[Gained: Gun-holding stability!]

[Gain: Ability to aim, breathe, and fire!]

[Gain: Trigger preload and precise firing control!]

[The host's automatic rifle shooting ability at a fixed target at 100 meters has reached an excellent level!]

Shen Yan's expression turned somewhat strange.

I just reattached a severed arm.

The system immediately started teaching him how to hold a gun.

However, upon closer examination, there does seem to be a connection between the two.

Microvascular anastomosis requires both eyes to lock onto an extremely small target for an extended period of time.

Rifle shooting requires stable aiming using the front and rear sights.

Microscopy requires that force not be applied suddenly.

You also can't pull the trigger abruptly, otherwise the muzzle will be deflected by your finger movement.

Even breathing rhythm and body stability are directly related to holding the gun and firing.

Although the dual cultivation of medicine and martial arts is quite a leap, the logic is becoming more and more complete!

More importantly, after basic training in formation, physical fitness, and basic movements is completed, basic firearms training will begin.

This reward has come at just the right time!

Shen Yan was originally worried that in his previous life he only knew how to use a scalpel and knew nothing about firearms.

Now it seems...

Once you've mastered scalpel techniques to a certain level, it seems the system can redirect you to firearms training!

As expected of a dual-cultivation system of medicine and martial arts!

After the surgery, Han Dayong was transferred to a special ward for close observation.

The group walked out of the operating room.

After several hours of intense work, both Zheng Guoliang and the attending physician on duty felt completely exhausted.

Shen Yan was also somewhat tired.

But just as he was about to change his clothes, Zhou Jingshan called out to him from behind.

"Young comrade, your name is Shen Yan, right?"

Shen Yan stopped, looked at Zhou Jingshan's name tag, and then saluted.

"Hello, Director Zhou!"

Zhou Jingshan looked him up and down.

Only after leaving the operating table did he realize more clearly that Shen Yan was excessively young.

This young man just performed a vascular bridging procedure under a microscope, a feat that even many attending physicians dare not attempt!

"Who taught you how to replant a severed limb?"

Shen Yan had long known that this problem would come sooner or later.

He could only stick to the previous explanation.

"I've looked at some medical documents and surgical videos."

Zhou Jingshan fell silent.

He has practiced medicine for decades, and the medical data and surgical videos he has seen could probably fill a room.

Why don't you see yourself that way?

If microsurgical skills could be learned simply by watching videos, then their hospital wouldn't need to train doctors!

They locked young doctors in a video recording room and played the recordings on a loop for months. When they came out, they were all microsurgery experts!

"Are you really just a freshman at Fu Jen Catholic University's School of Medicine?"

"Yes."

How many times have you been on the operating table since enrolling in school?

"Not many times... I guess."

Zhou Jingshan's lips twitched slightly.

Logically speaking, it's impossible for a freshman to have ever been on an operating table!

Despite having little experience in surgery, Renxin performed a textbook-level vascular bridging on his very first attempt at limb replantation!

He wouldn't have believed a single word of this if he hadn't seen it with his own eyes!

"Do you plan to continue studying medicine in the future?"

"Get ready."

Shen Yan replied:

"I came to the army to improve my physical fitness and learn military skills."

"But I can't abandon my medical profession!"

Zhou Jingshan nodded, then spoke directly:

"With your talent, it would be a bit of a waste if you stayed in the recruit training camp and only trained in drills and physical fitness."

"Are you interested in coming directly to the military hospital?"

"If you're willing, I can personally train you!"

"If you agree, I can submit the application to your regiment—no, directly to your division!"

Zheng Guoliang was resting on the side.

Hearing that, I instantly perked up!

He brought Shen Yan to the military hospital to save Han Dayong.

We're not here to send talent to the military hospital!

How come the surgery just ended and Han Dayong is still under anesthesia?

Is that old bastard Zhou Jingshan planning to detain Shen Yan?

Zheng Guoliang immediately stepped between the two.

"Director Zhou."

"Shen Yan hasn't even finished his basic training period yet, and you're already starting to poach people? Isn't that a bit premature?"

Zhou Jingshan glanced at him and said angrily.

"Old Zheng, don't you think it's a waste of talent to have a microsurgical genius like Shen Yan running every day in basic training?"

"If he doesn't train you properly and he wears out his hands, our country's microsurgery field will lose a master-level figure in the future!"

Can you shoulder this responsibility?

Upon hearing Zhou Jingshan's half-threatening words, Zheng Guoliang was immediately displeased!

"Even though Shen Yan trained every day in basic training, he still managed to reattach his severed arm!"

"Besides, he's just a new recruit in our regiment!"

"He hasn't even been assigned to his unit yet, and you're already trying to take him away? Isn't that inappropriate?"

Zhou Jingshan did not back down at all.

"Whether he's a new recruit in your regiment or not is unimportant."

"A genius like Shen Yan, even if I had to go to the military region leaders, I'd find a way to get him into the military region hospital!"

"He's just a common soldier in the army; that's a waste of talent, a jewel in the crown!"

Upon hearing this, Zheng Guoliang's face instantly darkened!

He finally understood how Chen Gang felt when he saw him dragging Shen Yan around every day!

Why is this precious little thing so adorable?