Doctor Jee, hamare Surgeon to bahut fast hain, 10 minute mein Gallbladder bahar kar dete hain--------- A beautiful, senior OT Staff Nurse commented that while I was doing a Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy on one of my Friends VIP patient in his set up in Jalandhar (generally I refuse to conduct this procedure outside of my own settings, for want of A-Class equipment). I looked at her sideways and could not gather enough mind to hurl verbal screws upon this pretty damsel, and continued executing the surgery ambidextrously. Pretty faces delay my wrath just for a little while, but not enough, I concede openly. Yes I concede that I was a bit slow that day, because of alien environment and mechanics and the VIP status of the patient under my scalpel. After I finished the procedure, this pretty lady served me tea in the Surgeons room, and I again brought up the subject----- Sisterji (yes, thats my addressing title except when I am reprimanding them), main koi daud daudan vaaste nahin aaya eithe. Tuwahnu eh pata hai na ke tuwahaade kol Surgeon hunde hoye vi mainu kyon bulaya gaya hai es case vaaste. Because I am the boss of this surgery and your boss wanted the best one to do the job on this VIP patient. Then she came out with her story. Sir, 3 months back, I got my Chacha from village to get his Gallblader out here. The surgery was completed in 15 mins, but the CBD was cut. My Chacha ultimately died. So there it is. At times people criticise or be sarcastic, when actually they are complimenting your skills. The only gadget that is not required in the operating room is a Clock. Some buggers (surgeons) take pride in being fast, aside from being meticulous. Nobody is gonna compliment you for doing a fast job, but you will rein doing a clean job. A simple line, not understood by most of my colleagues. Speed and Skill are distant Divorcees in our profession. A fast surgeon is a dangerous surgeon. Do a clean, perfect, meticulous job without claiming speed.
Posted on: Sat, 02 Aug 2014 03:53:05 +0000
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