Chapter <b>228 </b>
The secretary’s face showed surprise. If it <i>had </i>been someone else saying this, he wouldn’t have believed it.
But this person <b>is </b>Jaxson, and his words represent authority in Boston. Being able to make him believe that the <i>other </i>party <i>has </i><i>this </i>ability indicates that the other party is indeed capable.
During the secretary’s chat with Jaxson, Caroline remained silent on the side and couldn’t get a word in.
Jaxson’s words of praise for Charlotte are still vivid in my mind.
It made her extremely jealous.
Wasn’t it certain that her surgery would be sessful?
Then <b>she </b>made Charlotte fail!
After Charlotte returned to the office, she called a meeting with Dr. Mason, the assistant doctors, and all the staff from the surgical department.
When ites to surgical ns, she had no less than ten ns in mind. In terms of neurosurgery, a small error can lead to a thousand miles off target,” requiring the utmost precision in surgery.
Dr. Sutton, but without using traditional surgery to expose the location of the tumor, it’s very difficult for us to determine where the tumor is, the assistant doctor taking notes hesitated. Moreover<b>, </b>relying solely on two–dimensional images from MRI scans to locate the tumor, the position cannot be urately determined. If there is any deviation during the surgery, we won’t be able to find the tumor.”
The people present were also worried about this issue.
After all, performing a craniotomy to remove a tumor without using traditional techniques is like blindly sweeping for mines, which is a high–difficulty challenge for everyone present.
Charlotte opened <i>the </i>PPT <i>and </i>said, “I just roughly sketched out the three–dimensional concept, and the tumor is located here.”
She disyed the <b>screen </b><b>in </b>front of everyone, and everyone present was amazed.
Dr. Sutton, did you make this three–dimensional concept map yourself?”
“What kind <b>of </b>skill is this? Just by a two–dimensional <b>image</b>, the position <b>of </b>the tumor can be disyed in <i>a </i>three–dimensional model?”
No wonder he was valued <b>and </b>rmended by <b>the </b>dean!”
Charlotte looked at the person talking enthusiastically, <b>and </b>simply exined, This is the result <b>of </b><b>my </b>research based on the surgical conditions of each brain tumor patient, so when I received Mrs. Mercado’s MRV images<b>, </b>I was already able to determine the location <b>of </b>the <b>tumor</b>.”
The people present <b>were </b>all sour.
What kind of ability is this photographic memory? The strongest brain“?