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    Norah, though highly skilled, knew better than to let pride cloud her judgment. Skills, she reminded herself, were for honing, not just possessing.


    Meanwhile, in the bustling cardiac surgery department, Toby kely, the department director, distributed documents among his team.


    “Take a look, everyone. Here’s the file on our new patient. How do we feel about the proposed surgery?”


    He paced, his hands locked behind him, awaiting their thoughts.


    “Dr. kely, this procedure poses significant risks. A single misstep could jeopardize the patient’s life,” one doctormented.


    “Indeed, it’s more daunting than a heart transnt. Honestly, Dr. kely, you might be the only one here who could manage it,” another added.


    “Performing this surgery wlessly is beyond any guarantee. It’s exceedinglyplex,” said a third voice.


    Baylor, feeling simrly, nodded in agreement. At this point, it seemed like the sess rate might not even reach thirty percent.


    The room filled with nods of concurrence. The surgical challenge was immense, and no one but the director seemed equipped to face it.


    Toby’s frown deepened, a touch of disappointment in his tone. “Is there really no one else who can take this on?”


    “You’re all top doctors here. If you can’t handle this operation, it’s quite humiliating,” Toby stated bluntly.


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    A doctor responded, “Dr. kely, this patient’s condition is rare. We seldom see such cases. It’s understandable that weck confidence.”


    “Yeah, I only have a vague idea about the procedure. I’m not entirely sure what steps to follow,” another confessed.


    “Dr. kely, are you considering performing this surgery yourself?” queried another doctor.


    Toby was aware of the high skill level in his department. Faced with a daunting challenge, he believed they should be ready to tackle it. Why the hesitation?


    “Well…” Toby sighed, his tone heavy with resignation.


    “Dr. kely!” Baylor interjected, raising his hand. “I have a suggestion. There’s someone who I believe is up to the task.”


    Toby’s expression softened slightly. “Who might that be?”


    “Norah Wilson. She’s the leading surgeon at our hospital’s cardiac surgery department. Her surgical prowess surpasses even our director! Her record is spotless: every operation she performs achieves a 100% sess rate! And she’s currently at Concord Hospital,” Baylor dered enthusiastically.


    Before Toby could reply, other doctors quickly chimed in.


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