Chapter 783: The Ceiling of Aortic Dissection

Emergency doctors generally have an impatient nature, and those who work in Major Vascular Surgery are especially so.

In the Cardiac Surgery Department, Director Xiang would occasionally urge his doctors to check the entrance to see if the ambulance had arrived yet, while Professor Cao constantly checked his watch. Judging from the angiography images, the patient's aorta was like a balloon with extremely thin vessel walls, ready to burst and spill blood at any moment.

Once the "vascular balloon" exploded, the patient would die instantly on the spot, with no second possibility.

However, Yang Ping seemed very calm, sitting in front of the electronic screen, even closing his eyes to rest, as if he wasn't in any hurry. In fact, the devilish training in the system space not only improved Yang Ping's medical skills but also changed his temperament.

After experiencing so much, one becomes accustomed. Being anxious or not has no influence on the outcome of events.