After Rebirth, the Miracle Doctor Wife Is No Longer Humble! Chapter 116 - 116: Surgery

Chapter 116: Surgery

Translator: Nyoi-Bo Studio Editor: Nyoi-Bo Studio

Ye Ling walked over to the bedside and said, “Let take a look at your wound.”

Dr. Xu stood beside her and said, “Comrade Ye’s dical skills are much better than mine. Maybe there’s hope for your leg. You, why didn’t you let Comrade Ye take a look at your leg when you went down the mountain with her in the first place?”

After saying that, Dr. Xu turned to Ye Ling and said, “Dr. Ye, Chen Si’s wound looks quite severe. Be prepared ntally.”

With that, Dr. Xu uncovered the blanket.

Ye Ling saw that Chen Sits leg was a ss of flesh and blood, with everything below the knee covered in shades of purple, and the skin had taken on a sickly pale color.

Ye Ling’s brows furrowed tightly.

Afraid that his wound would shock Ye Ling, Chen Si quickly said to Dr. Xu, “Dr. Xu, put it down. I know the condition of my leg. If it needs to be amputated, I’m ntally prepared. You don’t need to worry about .”

Dr. Xu slowly put down the blanket and looked at Ye Ling. “Comrade Ye, is there any hope for Chen Sits leg?”

Taking a deep breath and contemplating the treatnt options in her mind, Ye Ling replied seriously after a mont, “I can give it a try, but I can’t guarantee absolute success. Also, I hope this matter can be kept confidential.”

Dr. Xu understood Ye Ling’s concern about not having a dical license. He quickly nodded and said, “Comrade Ye, focus on treating Chen Si’s leg. Don’t worry about the rest. If you need any dications, feel free to get them from the storage room.”

Ye Ling nodded in acknowledgnt. Since the upcoming surgical procedure would likely take a long ti, she turned to Min Nan and said, “Big Brother Min Nan, I might be returning very late. You should go back first.”

Min Nan thought for a mont and said, “I’ll go back first and co to pick you up when you’re done.”

After Min Nan left, Doctor Xu asked everyone else to leave the room and, as per Ye Ling’s instructions, placed disinfectants, anesthetics, and other items on the table. Then, he closed the door.

Ye Ling took out an anesthetic and said to Chen Si, “The anesthetic may not be sufficient, so I can only numb a local area. You might still feel so pain.”

Chen Si chuckled and didn’t seem to mind, “If I were afraid of pain, I wouldn’t have been able to endure it when we descended the mountain earlier. Comrade Ye, even if you were to amputate my leg right now, I wouldn’t cry out.”

Ye Ling praised him, “You’re truly a tough guy.”

She also handed Chen Si a piece of clean gauze. Chen Si hesitated for a mont, then stuffed it into his mouth.

Ye Ling took out silver needles from the pouch used for storage.

The “Ye Family’s dical Code” was likely compiled over three hundred years ago, containing a wealth of dical knowledge passed down through the generations of the Ye family.

During this era, Western dicine was gradually displacing traditional Chinese dicine, with many people believing that only Western dicine could perform major surgeries involving dissections. This belief was based on the misconception that traditional Chinese dicine practitioners lacked knowledge of human anatomy, which limited their capabilities.

However, this perception was incorrect.

So years ago, at an archaeological site, ancient human skulls dating back two thousand years were discovered. One of the skulls displayed a smooth, elliptical defect approximately 31x25mm in size. This defect indicated a successful surgical procedure, as the individual had survived long after the surgery. This was evidence of the earliest successful cranial surgery in the history of traditional Chinese dicine.

As for cesarean section surgeries, there were records in the Ye family’s dical books detailing several cases perford centuries ago.

These examples didn’t prove whether traditional Chinese dicine or Western dicine was superior. Rather, they demonstrated that traditional Chinese dicine had matured surgical expertise.

Ye Ling sealed several key acupuncture points on Chen Sits body with silver needles. Afterward, she took out a surgical knife from a stainless steel tray.

Although Ye Ling had never perford surgery before today, she had frequently witnessed her mother and grandfather conducting surgeries on patients during her childhood. Their actions and deanor were vivid in her mory. After inheriting the “Ye Family’s dical Code,” she often ntally rehearsed the steps and precautions for surgical procedures.

If the situation weren’t so urgent, Ye Ling wouldn’t have wanted to use Chen Si’s leg as her first attempt at human surgery. However, Chen Si’s leg was at risk of amputation, and no one else here could save it. She had to suppress her inner fear and take the risk..