Ling Ran returned to the hospital early in the morning.
The atmosphere in the clinic was too strange.
Using the suture binding technique to help the teenager solve his actual problem should be considered as helping him. However, during the second consultation, the teenager looked at Doctor Xiong's operation with a serious gaze, which made Ling Ran a little uncomfortable. After all, the resident doctors, housemen, and in-service training doctors in the hospital all looked at him with that kind of gaze …
"Are the patients ready?" Before Ling Ran entered the door, a Small Ear Messenger notified everyone, and the doctors who could come on the morning shift also rushed over.
Yu Yuan was the highest-ranking doctor in the room. She immediately said, "Three patients for hepatectomy are ready."
For surgeons, the preoperative preparation of patients mainly consisted of various examination reports, especially the completion of the imaging report, followed by fasting and drug sensitivity, whether all kinds of signatures were signed, and whether the conversation was completed. Other tasks such as catheterization could be done by the nurses in the operating theater.
If it were a normal surgeon, before a hepatectomy, the preparation work might take a few days. After the patient's imaging scan was taken, the doctor would have to try and choose various approaches in the office or at home. If necessary, he would also have to remember the patient's tissue changes and blood vessel changes.
For hepatectomy alone, it was normal for the left liver to be larger than the right liver, and it was also normal for the right liver to be larger than the left liver. Some people's livers looked like pistols, some people's livers looked like bananas, and naturally, there would be people's livers that looked like pistols. In simple terms, the liver was a very malleable organ. Every operation would more or less be slightly different.
However, the difference was only for normal doctors. For a veteran like Ling Ran who had performed more than one thousand hepatectomies, he basically knew the shape of a normal person's liver and the shape of a sick person's liver.
If it was the same MRI scan, Ling Ran would know what to do when he looked at it. He knew what kind of danger he might encounter, whether he should make the incision deeper or make the incision wider. If a normal surgeon looked at it … MRI scans would be a waste of money!
If there were no critically ill patients, Ling Ran only needed to look at the scans and examination reports before the surgery. The three patients Yu Yuan prepared today were from Ling Ran's clinic. When he saw the liver, he could think of the face. He was very familiar with them.
Ling Ran changed his mind and asked, "How many empty seats are there in the ICU now?"
"Five."
"There are three patients now? How are they? "
"He looks normal."
"Let's go take a look." Ling Ran immediately left.
The group of young doctors looked at each other and quickly followed.
Doctor Ling was inspecting his own ICU. No one dared to embarrass Doctor Ling.
Yu Yuan walked to Ling Ran's left side in a serious manner. Her eyes sparkled, and when she looked over from the opposite side, she looked like a motorcade formed by a group of doctors. She even turned on the left turn signal.
Ruan Gaoge, the team leader of the ICU, received the notification and waited at the entrance.
He looked at Ling Ran, who seemed to be leading a pride of lions over. His heart was actually filled with anxiety.
Ruan Gaoge couldn't help but wipe his face in self-mockery. The man in his forties once again put on a sincere smile.
Although they managed eight ICU beds and had a fixed staff of nearly 20 people, it was comparable to many small departments. However, since the specialized ICU was under the Emergency Medical Center, Ruan Gaoge could only be the leader of the treatment group with the title of an associate chief physician.
However, Ruan Gaoge was not dissatisfied. He used to be an associate director of the ICU in a municipal hospital. When the old director retired, he and two other senior brothers competed for the position but failed, and they could only resign in dejection. Forget about being a team leader in the specialized ICU of Yun Hua Hospital, if he was unlucky, it was possible for him to be an assistant again.
The ecological position of a hospital's department director was the same as that of a lion. When the old lion died, only one male lion could take over the throne. The remaining young male lions would either become wandering lions or wait to be bitten to death.
Ruan Gaoge was equivalent to a wandering lion. Fortunately, he found a new pride and joined it. If Huo Congjun did not give him this offer, Ruan Gaoge might have to go to a private hospital.
In terms of the ecological environment in the country, although private hospitals had developed to a certain extent, compared to public hospitals, there was still a considerable gap. Especially when the top combat power was taken into account, private hospitals could only be beaten up.
Ruan Gaoge originally worked in a tertiary Grade A hospital in a prefecture-level city, but this time, he was promoted. Although it was a pity that he could not enter the general ICU, being a full-time ICU also had its advantages. Over the past few days, he supervised the renovation, received the equipment, and received the patients. He sat down step by step, and his life became more stable.
Today, when he saw Ling Ran, Ruan Gaoge naturally had to serve him carefully.
He knew very well that this ICU was built by Huo Congjun and Ling Ran. It was a little exaggerated to say that the entire ICU was for Ling Ran alone, but it was very normal to say that half of it was for Ling Ran.
In such a position, Ruan Gaoge naturally had to show his obedient and cute side.
"Doctor Ling, let me show you around? You haven't seen the new equipment we have recently. "Ruan Gaoge personally helped Ling Ran get his clothes.
"It's mainly for ward rounds." Ling Ran did not care much about the equipment in the ICU. It was not for him anyway. In comparison, being able to do ward rounds in his own department's ICU every day was more convenient.
"Anything is fine, anything is fine." Ruan Gaoge smiled and agreed. When everyone was dressed, he brought them in. As he walked, he introduced, "This is our blood gas analyzer, and then there are two blood purification machines. This room has a bronchoscope. In addition, we also have a bedside ultrasound and bedside X-ray machine. They are all in use. Oh, this is the central infusion management system. According to the regulations, an ICU with eight beds like ours must be equipped … "
Ling Ran looked around casually. He did not know how to use most of the machines in the ICU.
In terms of the average investment per bed, the ICU could be said to be the most expensive, but Ling Ran no longer cared.
As long as he wanted to, the ICU could be taken back for him at any time.
"How's the patient's condition?" Ling Ran walked to Bed 1 and asked for an PAD to look at the medical record.
He was the one who performed the surgery, so he naturally knew the state of the patient before and during the surgery. He could also see a thing or two about the ICU's performance.
"The prognosis of the surgery is very good. Now, all the indicators are basically stable. If there are no changes, we can change the sign of critical illness to serious illness at night, and then we can start level one nursing care."
Ling Ran hummed in acknowledgment and continued to ask, "How's the teamwork?"
"Very good. Actually, they're all my old subordinates. We've been working for so many years, and recently, we've mainly been familiarizing ourselves with the equipment and the drugs and consumables in our hospital. There's no problem at all in terms of skills and teamwork. "Ruan Gaoge patted his chest and guaranteed.
Ling Ran still nodded and continued to look at the patients in the other two beds.
He checked all the patients in the three beds, and when Ruan Gaoge became nervous, Ling Ran turned around and said, "Looks good."
"Based on what you said, it must be good." Ruan Gaoge was a little relieved.
Ling Ran did not give him time to boast and said, "Can it be operated at full capacity?"
"Of course." Ruan Gaoge paused and asked hesitantly, "Is there a mass casualty incident?"
"No, I'm going to perform the surgery normally." Ling Ran flashed a socially acceptable smile at Ruan Gaoge and the ICU doctors behind him, turned around, and left.
Ruan Gaoge somewhat understood, but he did not quite understand. He pulled Yu Yuan, who was below him, and asked, "Doctor Yu, what should I prepare specifically?"
Yu Yuan was grabbed. She waved her arm a few times, but she could not escape. She had no choice but to stand still and said, "Just treat it as a large-scale mass casualty incident."
"Is … is that so?"
"Yes, if the patient can be transferred to a normal ward, then hurry up and transfer him to a normal ward." As Yu Yuan spoke, her calves quickly caught up with Ling Ran. There were definitely a lot of surgeries today, and she did not want to miss it.
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