"Um, Chief Physician Liang, should we explain to the patient's family?" Zuo Cidian chased after Chief Physician Liang Xue and reminded him in a soft voice.
Liang Xue looked away from Ling Ran, hesitated for a moment, and nodded. "Okay, I'll go and tell the family."
Ling Ran's identity was a little sensitive, so it was naturally the most suitable for him to speak to the patient's family.
Zuo Cidian smiled and accompanied Liang Xue. He said a few nice words, and soon, Liang Xue regained his manner as a department director. When he went to explain to the patient's family, he was also full of confidence. Ling Ran did not really like to inform the patient that the surgery was a success after the surgery. Some doctors would like it, and they would feel a sense of achievement. But for Ling Ran, he had too many ways to get a sense of achievement, and the order of the postoperative notification was too low.
When the two returned, there were already more than ten sketches hanging in the meeting room.
Ling Ran had his back to everyone, and he still drew quickly with a 2B pencil in his hand.
From the direction of the door, Ling Ran, who was dressed in a large white coat, looked less cold at that moment, and more busy. The A4 paper that was constantly changing showed him the aura of an artist, and he gave off the feeling that he was Leonardo da Vinci who did not procrastinate …
A4 paper?
Liang Xue frowned, but he did not want to scold anyone. He entered the room, pulled a doctor aside, and asked, "Why don't you go and find some good paper?"
The doctor who was asked looked like he was unlucky. He thought to himself, 'This is a hospital, where can I find good paper? Electrocardiogram drawings?'
"Then, I'll go look for it?" the doctor who was caught asked obediently.
Liang Xue nodded and let the doctor go. He took two steps forward and caught his associate chief physician, Hou Fu, and asked, "What's going on?"
"In short, Doctor Ling is reviewing the surgery." Hou Fu looked like it was a matter of course.
Liang Xue could not stand it and asked, "Drawing to review? Have you seen this before? "
"Chief physician, have you seen Doctor Ling like this before?" Hou Fu asked in return.
Liang Xue was speechless, but he had to admit that Hou Fu could occasionally say something correct.
"Is it useful?" Liang Xue could only ask in another direction.
"Yes." Hou Fu's expression was a little more serious this time.
Liang Xue revealed a surprised expression and couldn't help but walk forward to take a closer look.
Based on his personality in the past, he would have scolded the doctors under him for wasting their time even if they made a PowerPoint presentation with animations, let alone coming up with something like this. In essence, Liang Xue was one of the most old-fashioned surgeons who advocated "what you see with your eyes". Perhaps this was why he decided to switch his clinical direction to the da Vinci robot in his later years. The current general surgery department was already dominated by laparoscopes. No matter how much he liked to 'visualize', he could only spend most of his time looking at the 2D screen of the laparoscope due to the strong desire of his patients.
In comparison, the 3D Da Vinci robot with depth was more inclined towards "visual" vision.
From this point of view, Liang Xue did not believe in the so-called "replay". A replay that was drawn with a sketch made him feel even more ridiculous. Even if the earliest anatomical drawings were drawn using sketches, Liang Xue did not think that clinical medicine could be associated with sketches in this era.
But because it was drawn by Ling Ran, Liang Xue still had to look at it seriously.
"This …" Liang Xue looked at it from the beginning to the end and could not help but fall silent.
Department Director Hou Fu listened to the sound and naturally stood behind Liang Xue. "Is it?"
"Yes."
Both of them seemed to be speaking in riddles. Their expressions were so solemn that it was as if they were about to be operated on.
Ling Ran's sketch was extremely simple, but with just a few strokes, he drew the anatomical relationship very accurately. Moreover, he drew it with the last lobectomy surgery today as the blueprint.
Liang Xue looked at the liver inside and could even recall the scene he saw through the eyepiece.
It was very similar and accurate.
Liang Xue came to this conclusion and recalled the process of the surgery. He realized that the seven or eight sketches Ling Ran drew at the beginning almost exactly described the scene before the surgery, but from the ninth and tenth sketches onwards, Liang Xue began to feel that the scene was unfamiliar.
Liang Xue did not need to ask, and neither did he need Ling Ran's explanation. Liang Xue immediately understood that these scenes were the "development direction" that Ling Ran envisioned. In other words, they were the parts that Ling Ran thought should be corrected in the surgery.
Liang Xue frowned slightly and looked at it even more seriously.
At this time, he was more inclined to find the loopholes and problems in it so that he could raise his doubts to Ling Ran later.
Just like that, half an hour passed.
Many of the attending physicians and resident doctors in the room were already tired from watching the silent films in front of them. One by one, they quietly retreated. When they realized that no one cared about them, most of them left the meeting room and went to enjoy themselves.
Only a few young doctors who could not escape or who wanted to take pictures remained in the room.
Liang Xue and the other chief physicians and associate chief physicians were speechless as they looked at the scene.
"I think that if we modify the process, we should be able to complete a lobectomy surgery within four hours. It's similar to the lobectomy of the liver. "Ling Ran drew for more than half an hour, and he drew some large nodes.
The sketch was accurate and clear. The so-called sense of the picture could not be any better.
Naturally, the sequence of the surgery and the specific operations were also clearly drawn.
"Hmm …" Liang Xue did not know what to say. Judging from Ling Ran's sketch, he felt that it was possible. However, he was not sure if he could modify the process so much with just a simple sketch …
It was always safer to use an existing surgical method to perform a surgery. Even if they wanted to develop some scientific research projects, this kind of foundation was not enough.
At this time, Zuo Cidian chuckled and said, "Doctor Ling, we should go back after one more surgery. Yun Hua Hospital is already prepared."
As he spoke, Zuo Cidian put away the sketches hanging on the wall one by one. He then smiled at the doctors around him and said, "Let's just treat this as a small meeting. When we go back, we will set up a related project. We welcome all of you to apply to work with us. Just keep the photos you took just now. Don't distribute them for the time being …"
As he spoke, Zuo Cidian tidied up the dozens of sketches and put them away.
Project … This word suddenly activated all the cells in Liang Xue's body, and he only felt empty in his heart …
Using the da Vinci robot to complete a lobectomy within four hours was quite exciting. If it could really be done, it would be even more amazing than a consensus of experts.
However, Liang Xue didn't have the confidence to support such a huge business. He did not even have a master in hepatectomy under him. If he worked with Ling Ran, he would inevitably have to work under Ling Ran again.
Liang Xue was a little reluctant, a little regretful, and a little greedy.
"Doctor Ling, this is such a big project. We can work on it together." Department Director Hou Fu could not hold it in anymore. He was an associate department director, and he did not need to know how expensive things were. When he thought about the lobectomy, the da Vinci robot, and Ling Ran's modification of the surgical process, he instantly drooled.
"If you want to join, you can talk to Zuo Cidian." Ling Ran's attention was focused on the idea of the surgery.
The lobectomy he performed just now was more conservative. After all, it was the first lobectomy performed with the da Vinci robot. But after the first surgery, all kinds of ideas from before and now came pouring in.
After he sorted out his thoughts through the sketches, Ling Ran's idea was more complete.
And based on his experience, if someone was willing to provide hospital beds, patients, and funding for this kind of clinical research project, and did not interfere too much with the project's leadership, then a few obedient doctors would participate. They would just have to share the profits, and they would have to sign their names on the project. It could be said that this was a win-win situation.
This was not the first time Zuo Cidian went through this kind of process. He said naturally, "Then, I'll create a group with Doctor Ling, me, Yu Yuan, Chief Physician He Yuanzheng, and Associate Chief Physician Zhang Anmin from the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery. We can discuss a plan together."
(End of this chapter)
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