Every type of surgical operation has its specific purpose. Mastering one type of surgery at most makes a good assistant in operations. Only by mastering multiple types of surgery can one become the lead surgeon.
Especially for Level 3 and Level 4 major surgeries, the requirements for doctors are extremely high in every aspect.
This is also why many associate directors and director physicians, despite not lacking in medical skills, can only serve as a first or second assistant when entering the operating room.
Some directors who care about their face simply don't enter the operating room.
Saying they're busy and don't have time is just an excuse.
Directors with impressive surgical skills typically maintain a rhythm of two to three surgeries a day. At their level, ordinary surgeries rarely pique their interest.
Only those that are challenging or relatively unfamiliar can spark their interest.
