Man With Super Medical Skill (Matthew) novel Chapter 2057

Jordan went toward the bed to give the patient a check-up. Once his diagnosis was over, his face was filled with unabashed surprise.

"Miracle doctor! You're a miracle doctor! Tony's illness has finally been cured. Mr. Moore, it's no wonder you are a part of the Medical Doctors Association. You've definitely achieved greater heights than the seniors in your field. I can tell that your name will be associated with miracles within five years!"

These words from the vice president were like a slap in the face.

It certainly felt like a sharp slap to the faces of the examiners in the panel.

They couldn't do anything about the chronic illness this patient had suffered over the years. Yet, this young man made it look so simple. They couldn't help but feel utterly humiliated.

"Hmph, what else do you have to say? I'll settle this score once we return."

With that said, Roland was ready to lead everyone back.

However, Jordan quickly stopped him before he could take a step further.

"Mr. Moore, I'm sorry for troubling you, but we have another patient that is in critical condition here. Could you… Maybe help us out? Of course, it's alright if you refuse."

Jordan was just being polite. Nevertheless, anyone with a working brain would immediately know that he was actually directing the question to Matthew.

After all, everyone tried to help this patient, but only one of them succeeded.

Among all of them, only Matthew was the one who managed to cure the patient.

When the others arrived on this train of thought, they immediately became shamefaced.

Of course, as the head examiner, Roland held an iron grip on his raging emotions.

It didn't matter how displeased he was; he couldn't show it in front of outsiders.

Plus, as a practitioner himself, he knew full well that there was nothing wrong with Jordan's request.

"Dr. Burton, there's no need for such pleasantries. Just lead the way."

Jordan was overjoyed and hurriedly led everyone to a private ward on the sixth floor.

"The patient has hyperplasia and bone spurs caused by spinal strain. When he was sent to our hospital, his nerves were already compressed. His situation is critical, and we have to perform this surgery as soon as possible."

After Jordan gave them a succinct run down, he sighed wearily.

They didn't ask him to elaborate, as they could see the comatose patient on the bed through the glass window.

It was evident that the operation had failed.

Some couldn't even help but shoot sympathetic glances at the patient before devising a viable solution.

It wouldn't be challenging if it were a typical orthopedic surgery.

The problem they were facing right now was due to the spinal nature of the operation. The spinal cord was riddled with nerves. One wrong move and they'd be responsible for any very permanent consequences the patient would face in the future.