Today was yet another day for routine rounds, but because Professor Kube had returned, he naturally took charge of leading the rounds himself.


    "Mr. Chen Yu, I heard from Professor Niaoi that Doctor Jounouchi has a paper on hemolytic reactions that''s being prepared for publication. Is that so?" As they walked toward the ward, Professor Kube suddenly turned to ask Chen Yu, who was walking by his side, about Doctor Hiromi Jounouchi''s paper.


    Upon hearing Professor Kube''s question, Chen Yu paused for a moment, nced at Professor Niaoi who smiled at him, and then nodded, saying, "Yes, Hiromi recently had some inspiration on how to eliminate hemolytic reactions caused by blood transfusions between different blood types, so she wrote a paper. I asked Professor Niaoi to help revise it."


    Professor Kube nodded slightly, expressing his praise with a smile, "I never expected Mr. Chen Yu to be so talented, and even your girlfriend is so outstanding! Where is Doctor Jounouchi?"


    As he spoke, Professor Kube also turned his head looking for Hiromi Jounouchi among the group following him.


    Seeing this, Hiromi Jounouchi walked up from the back of the group to greet Professor Kube, after all, her position was still that of a lecturer, which required her to stay further back in line.


    "I''ve also read Doctor Jounouchi''s paper, and it''s truly an excellent piece of work, especially since the paper not only proposes a hypothesis but also includes practical application case studies. This is indeed the right attitude for conducting research!" After praising Hiromi Jounouchi, Professor Kube then turned to the other doctors in the group, telling them, "When you write your papers in the future, you should learn from Doctor Jounouchi. Don''t write papers just for the sake of it, choosing obscure cases with no clinical research value. A paper with practical significance should address the mostmon cases, to help more patients get rid of their suffering, not something that happens once in a blue moon around the world!"


    "Professor, you tter me too much! Research on rare cases also serves to advance medical research, and it does have practical value," Hiromi Jounouchi said, unable to simply ept Professor Kube''spliments directly, she quickly expressed her modesty.


    Hearing Hiromi Jounouchi say this, Professor Kube did not say anything more, just smiled and continued with the rounds.


    Patient after patient, case after case, the rounds were quicklying to an end as they reached thest hospital room.


    "Eh? Why is today''s round leader a different professor? Wasn''t it you, doctor, who led thest rounds?" the Obasan in the bed asked, noticing the group led by Professor Kubeing in, directing her question to Chen Yu standing behind.


    Faced with this situation, Chen Yu hurriedly exined, "Obasan, you are mistaken,st time the professor was away on a trip, so I temporarily took his ce for the rounds. The real person in charge of the rounds is still Professor Kube here; he is the Chief of Surgery at our hospital!"


    Hearing Chen Yu''s introduction, the Obasan''s son who was apanying her today quickly stood up to respectfully greet Professor Kube.


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    Professor Kube waved his hand nonchntly and picked up Obasan''s medical record to read, while also asking Chen Yu, "Mr. Chen Yu, since this patient was previously treated by you during the rounds, why don''t you tell us about the patient''s condition?"


    "Yes, Professor," Chen Yu replied, before introducing to Professor Kube, "This Obasan came to the hospitalining of abdominal pain and was diagnosed with early-stage stomach tumors by internal medicine. The patient''s family requested surgery, so she was transferred to the women''s surgery department, under the care of Doctor Zhihe.


    During myst rounds, I noticed that the patient''s test report showed an abnormal ratio of salt, and shadows were also present in the X-ray and CT images of the pancreas, leading me to suspect other conditions. Therefore, I had additional tests arranged, which confirmed the diagnosis of an early-stage pancreatic tumor. After consulting with Doctor Zhihe, Doctor Kaji was arranged to performparoscopic surgery on the patient."


    Upon hearing his name, Kaji Hideki quickly stepped out from the back of the group and approached Professor Kube, bowing and saying, "I did perform the surgery on this patient, and it was very sessful. The patient had one early-stage tumor in both the stomach and pancreas, and afterparoscopic surgery excision, no cancer cells have been detected inside the patient''s body."


    Professor Kube nodded in satisfaction, handed the medical record to a doctor nearby who was in charge of them, and then praised Chen Yu, "Mr. Chen Yu, you did very well in this case. The purpose of a professor''s rounds is to identify areas where other doctors may have deficiencies or oversights. You were able to identify areas missed by internal medicine and Doctor Zhihe and make appropriate arrangements; I could not have done it better myself!"


    "Professor, you tter me too much. Compared to you, I still have so much to learn," Chen Yu quickly humbled himself, bowing his head. This was no time to appear arrogant or conceited.


    After praising Chen Yu, Professor Kube chatted with Obasan for a few moments before leaving the ward.


    After the rounds were over, Professor Kube called Chen Yu and Hiromi Jounouchi, who were preparing to return to their offices, and brought them to his own office.


    Once they were seated, Professor Kube spoke to them, "I believe you might guess the reason I called you here. I''ve already mentioned it to Mr. Chen Yu before, and Doctor Jounouchi, you might not know, so I called you both here to discuss it again."


    "Please go ahead, Professor," Chen Yu and Hiromi Jounouchi exchanged nces, both understanding that Professor Kube was likely to talk about their position changes.


    "I assume Mr. Chen Yu has already discussed it with you, Doctor Jounouchi, the hospital intends to promote both of your positions. After all, the achievements you two have made since joining the hospital six months ago are evident to everyone, and the hospital can''t possibly bury the talents," Professor Kube began, confirming the suspicions of Chen Yu and Hiromi Jounouchi: "Whether it''s Mr. Chen Yu''s broad-spectrum anti-cancer drug and nerve reconstruction surgery or Doctor Jounouchi''s research on artificial wombs and your yet-to-be-published paper on hemolytic reactions, these are outstanding research results that have brought considerable reputation and attention to the hospital, and naturally, the hospital won''t be stingy with rewards.


    Therefore, after deliberation, the hospital has decided to officially appoint Mr. Chen Yu as the full Professor of General Surgery, and Doctor Jounouchi will be appointed as Associate Professor. Of course, if Doctor Jounouchi''s paper on hemolytic reactions is published in an international medical journal, there might be some adjustments to this appointment."


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