In the following days, Zhou Can almost participated in surgeries every day at the Cardiothoracic Surgery department under the leadership of Director Xue and Deputy Director Lu, with very few opportunities to take the lead. He was not even allowed to touch some of the higher-risk practical operations.
Compared to other departments, the chief physicians at the Cardiothoracic Surgery department were the most cautious group of surgeons Zhou Can had ever encountered.
Director Hu Kan would occasionally take him to perform surgeries.
About two or three times a week.
Assisting these chief physicians in surgeries, the tasks he mostly undertook were suturing, stitching up the skin, and closing the chest cavity.
It felt as if he had gone back to his intern days.
Zhou Can was not in a hurry, instead he carefully observed every step and skill of each surgery, learning valuable experiences in handling various crises.
