Chapter 607: Too cruel!

Medical center.

Operating room.

"George, talk to her and let her focus on you!"

Dr. Sheputt shouted.

"Yes Yes."

George was really frightened by Liz’s tragic situation, he could only instinctively obeyed the instructions, lying next to Liz’s ear, his eyes met his eyes: “Leeds, I’m George, look at me, have you heard what I’m saying? Calm, calm, calm."

"Now that there is a complication, we can cure it, but we need you to move your right finger, what you can do, concentrate, move your right hand, come on, if you can do it, move your right finger... "

Dr. Sheputt gave instructions next to him, and George repeated in Liz's ear.

"Pain, pain..."

In the double cheering of Dr. Sheppert and George, Liz kept repeating a word from the outside to the inside.

"She passed out in pain."

The anesthesiologist reminded.

"Do you want to continue the wake-up test?"

Adam reminded.

George looked at Adam incredulously, and roared: "She's already in this pain. Do you want to continue?!!!"

"I know."

Adam calmly said: "But it's her hand, that can only hold the scalpel. Are you sure you can represent her at the risk of suffering for the rest of her life and give up now?"

"I…"

George was choked there.

How dare he make such a big decision for Liz!

"She doesn't have that perseverance..."

Dr. Shept shook his head, trying to give up.

"I think we should give her another chance."

Adam said seriously: "Wake her up and ask her if she wants to persist. If she chooses to give up, then we will give up, otherwise none of us will be able to bear this responsibility.

George, don't look at me like that. If you are willing to be responsible, then just say it. We all listen to you, otherwise we should give her the choice.

She is very painful, I know, but what we lose is only a moment of compassion, but what she may lose is the whole future! "

"George?"

Dr. Shept was also moved and looked at George.

To know the medical system in the U.S., the underlying logic for doctors to learn from the medical school is to follow the process, don’t take responsibility.

Let alone a colleague from a hospital, what he is talking about now is a major event related to his colleague's entire career. He really doesn't want to take on such a big responsibility.

"I, I can't take charge of Liz..."

George is just a boyfriend, so there is no manly courage, even if he suspects that Adam is deliberately tossing Liz, but he can't say anything hard.

After all, Adam’s words are well-founded and cannot be refuted.

"Then it's so decided."

Seeing that Dr. Sheput agreed, he agreed.

"George, if you really care about Leeds, you can organize your language well, and after she wakes up, use the shortest time to get her confirmation, so as to avoid her suffering longer."

Adam kindly reminded.

"Yep."

George nodded repeatedly and glanced at Adam in surprise. He couldn't help but doubt the intention of suspecting Adam just now.

Did he think too much?

Adam is just right to the wrong person?

This is the operating room. Even if Liz faints in pain, Adam and others have many ways to wake her up.

"what!!"

After Liz opened his eyes again to focus, there was another heartbreaking scream.

George's big white face, in front of her, kept talking about what happened, and let her make her own decision.

"Liz, yes or no?"

"N, o..."

Liz understood, and made her choice.

Not everyone has the perseverance to persist in this kind of pain.

She just wanted to faint now and no longer suffer this kind of pain.

"Doctor Johnson!"

Dr. Sheppert also heard Liz's choice and looked at the anesthesiologist: "Re-anaesthetize her immediately."

"Ok."

The anesthesiologist responded immediately.

Soon, Liz was re-anaesthetized and the operating room returned to quiet.

"Oh, what a pity."

Adam sighed.

Everyone couldn't help looking at him.

"Change to me, even if it hurts 10,000 times more, I will stick to the test."

Adam said seriously.

"me too."

Dr. Sheputer nodded in agreement.

"Whether you can continue to be a doctor is not the whole life."

George couldn't help but retorted.

"That can only mean that you are not religious enough to be a doctor."

Adam shook his head and said, "When you really love something, you won't say that, but this is also good news."

"good news?"

George frowned.

"Because it means Liz is not religious enough."

Adam explained: "After this operation, if it is bad news, Leeds will not be hit so hard. After all, the profession of a doctor is not the whole life for you and her."

In the original time and space, Dr. Burke, who was murdered by Liz’s willfulness, was also awakened during the operation like she is now, suffering from boundless pain, supporting with difficulty, controlling finger movements, and showing Dr. Sheputt his arm The neurological reaction made Dr. Sheppert know it well.

Because for Dr. Burke, who loves surgery and stands at the top, UU reading has to endure no matter how painful he is, he has no way out, this is all he has.

The wayward Liz almost destroyed all of Dr. Burke.

This is the world of daily American dramas, but there is no magic and Kama Taj. Dr. Burke, who has lost his right hand, cannot be restored by magic power like Doctor Strange. Even if he searches the world, he is ultimately useless.

When Dr. Strange found Kama Taj, he had nothing, and even his girlfriend, who had always been following him, was **** off by his bad temper after being seriously frustrated.

Christina, who only loves authority, is not the caring girlfriend of Doctor Strange.

If it weren't for Dr. Burke to forcibly endure the pain and cooperate with Dr. Shept's treatment to lay the foundation for future recovery, then his outcome would probably be miserable.

Adam didn't know all of this, otherwise he would definitely not remind George to be brief and concise, and then he would probably make a serious suggestion again after Leeds became dizzy again...

Of course, this is just to think about it. If that were the case, George, who was stunned, would have directly asked Dr. Shept to stop waking up Liz and go directly to the operation.

The operation continues.

Because it was not clear whether Liz's arm was paralyzed, Dr. Sheputt restrained his hands and acted conservatively.

"How is Stevenson?"

Once the operation was over, Adam was called by the director of surgery. In the office there were Dr. Burke, who had returned from the Princeton Teaching Hospital, and George, who knew the person involved in the case.

"It's not clear if I hurt my nerve..."

Adam introduced it.

"Ok."

Surgery Director Richard scowled, nodded noncommittal, looked around the crowd, and said in a deep voice: "Now let's talk about how to deal with Stevenson's forcible fraud and attempt to steal the heart..."