For the general public, the main concern about surgery is whether the patient will die on the operating table. Only insiders know that the likelihood of this happening is very low. The rate of medical disputes is actually higher in postoperative complications.
The probability of a patient dying postoperatively is much higher than dying on the operating table.
Doctors are equally afraid of this. Having told the family that the surgery was successful, only for the patient to develop numerous issues post-surgery, and even die later. The family will surely suspect that you, the doctor, lied and wonder what was done in the operating room.
Every time there is a serious postoperative complication case, surgeons are thrown into chaos. Doctor Shao is such that he is considered a very responsible doctor, willing to help patients find solutions elsewhere. Many of these patients are transferred to other hospitals to be managed by other doctors because the original doctor cannot handle it.
