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Chapter 897

Chapter 897:
How could someone like that be qualified to be a doctor? What kind of patient would ever trust their life to someone like that?
Turner opened his mouth as if to respond, but no words came. Belinda’s sharp retort had rendered him speechless.
Without another glance in his direction, Belinda gathered the stack of documents in front of her and passed them to the hospital’s director.
“These are Braden’s medical records. Before handing them to Dr. Ortiz, I made a backup, just in case.”
The director was stunned for a moment before taking the files.
“You compiled all of this?” His tone carried a hint of surprise.
“And you designed the surgical plan as well?”
Belinda gave a firm nod.
“Yes.”
The director’s expression shifted, a newfound respect settling in his gaze.
“Impressive work.”
The documents were meticulous, outlining every critical detail.
One section, in particular, stood out—the warning about Braden’s fragile tissue. It explained that the biological valve needed precise sizing; if it was too large, it could rupture the left ventricular wall. The recommended size was a No. 27 biological valve.
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The director’s grip tightened on the pages as he looked up at Belinda.
“You foresaw the risk of the valve rupturing?”
Belinda met his stare with quiet confidence.
“Yes. Braden previously underwent mitral valve repair. His old medical records clearly noted his tissue was delicate.”
As Belinda finished speaking, a heavy silence settled over the room. All eyes flickered toward Turner. If Turner had actually read through the files, he would have known all this. But clearly, he hadn’t. This also meant Kylee’s excuse about seeing the files full of writing was complete nonsense. If Turner had been as meticulous as he claimed, he wouldn’t have overlooked something so crucial.
“And did everyone notice that?” a doctor, barely containing his frustration, muttered.
“In the recording, just as Belinda was about to mention the matter about the tissue, Dr. Ortiz abruptly cut her off.”
“Yes, I caught it too. If Dr. Ortiz hadn’t interrupted her, things might have turned out differently.”
Turner clenched his jaw, the weight of his mistakes settling heavily on him. He regretted cutting Belinda off. And he regretted never even glancing at the medical files she had given him.
The director said, “This incident occurred due to the negligence of both Turner and Kylee, which put a patient in danger. Fortunately, Belinda intervened before any real harm was done. I’ll be discussing the necessary disciplinary measures with Mr. Rodgers and the shareholders. That will be all. Meeting adjourned.”
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