Rebirth: The Courtyard Bride Is Cool and Radiant

Chapter 1031: Chapter 1035: Acupuncture Technique Gains Fame Again

Just now in Duan Zhuangyu’s ward, Duan Wenchang had already told her the general ins and outs of the matter, and she also understood that Xiao Tianbao’s safety was tied to many things.

Privately, she really didn’t want Yunyi to get mixed up in this.

When Yunyi went in, there were still several doctors standing in front of Xiao Tianbao’s bed.

When Xiao Guiwen finished introducing Yunyi, one of the young doctors in the group said with open disdain, ”So many experts can’t make a decision, and you bring in some little girl—what’s that supposed to mean?”

Xiao Guiwen hurriedly explained, ”This is Director Yuan Yuxun’s youngest disciple, and also the one Elder Yuan recommended to us. Don’t be fooled by her age, her medical skills are truly impressive.”

The young doctor curled his lip. ”Talent is important, sure, but the most important thing in this line of work is experience. How many such cases has she seen before?”

Yunyi had no intention of butting heads with him here. She walked up to the bed and first took Xiao Tianbao’s pulse, then examined the head injury. Using her spiritual power, she saw that there was indeed a cerebral hemorrhage, and a serious one at that; drainage had to be done as soon as possible.

After checking the rest of his body, she said, ”In his current condition, acupuncture won’t work. We need to do an external ventricular drainage surgery first, then I’ll use acupuncture to help stop the bleeding.”

After all, even she couldn’t see exactly where the bleeding point was right now.

As soon as she finished speaking, that young doctor spoke up again. ”As if we need you to tell us that.”

But his words had barely fallen when another, older specialist snapped at him, ”Shut up.”

Then he turned to Yunyi. ”Doctor Chu, you’re saying that as long as we drain the accumulated blood, you can use Acupuncture Technique to stop the bleeding—is that what you mean?”

The reason they had been delaying surgery was their disagreement over whether to do a craniotomy or just drainage.

If this Doctor Chu in front of them could promptly stop the bleeding with acupuncture after they did the drainage, that would mean they could avoid a craniotomy.

Once Yunyi gave a firm confirmation, a plan was quickly drawn up.

The hospital moved quite fast; before long, Xiao Tianbao was wheeled into the operating room, and of course Yunyi went in as well.

When the drainage was successfully completed and they saw Yunyi’s smooth, flowing use of Acupuncture Technique, they finally understood why Elder Yuan had recommended his young disciple. The girl really did have skills.

When the new test results came back and they saw that all the bleeding points had been precisely stopped by Yunyi, Chuyunyi’s Acupuncture Technique became famous yet again.

At this time, the Xiao Family also learned of Chuyunyi’s connection to Duan Zhuangyu from Xiao Guicheng’s wife, Peng Mei Juan. But Su Yuemei, who had come back with Jiang Jingya, received a hint and casually let slip what Duan Zhuangyu had done before.

As for what would come of that, she didn’t care.

With this intervention, Yunyi had in a way helped Duan Zhuangyu indirectly.

When Yunyi came out of the operating room, she saw Huo Jingrui waiting outside. ”When did you get here?”

Huo Jingrui pulled Yunyi over. ”I just arrived. Are you tired? Do you want to find a place to rest for a bit?”

He had just delivered a bundle of firewood home when he learned Yunyi had come to the city. He didn’t bother with anything else, tossed the firewood into the yard, changed his clothes, and rushed straight to the city.

Watching her uncle run off, Yuan Zining glanced at Wan Ruhua. ”Auntie, this time my uncle didn’t even bother to entrust me to your care.”

His deliberately pitiful little expression amused Wan Ruhua. ”I don’t need your uncle to entrust you to me. Just for the sake of your master-aunt and Xiaowei, how could I not look after you?”

A sly grin spread across Yuan Zining’s face. ”Thanks, Auntie.”