The director's wife rushed to the hospital as fast as she could.
Occasionally, she would come to the hospital for a check-up, visit some old friends, arrange a hospital bed for her family, or work …
However, it was her first time coming to the hospital as a patient's family member, especially outside the operating theater of the Emergency Department.
"How's the situation?" the dean's wife asked her husband with dry lips.
"I've just filled out the informed consent form and a bunch of other things." The director tried his best to remain calm on the surface.
"How's Xuezhen?"
"Ruptured spleen, ruptured liver, fractured pelvis …"
The dean's wife listened to his words and was already swaying. "My brother … My brother only has one child."
"Sit down, sit down first." The hospital director hurriedly pulled his wife to sit down and fanned her. He advised, "Xuezhen has already arrived at the hospital. The best doctors in our hospital are all inside. Don't be afraid. We've already resuscitated patients who are much more serious than this. Xuezhen's condition isn't the most serious …"
It would have been better if he hadn't tried to persuade her. Once he did, his wife simply lay on her stomach and cried.
They were an old couple. The dean also felt a little awkward, but he was wise enough not to make a move.
After a while, the hospital director's wife was tired. She raised her head and wiped her face. She dabbed her face with a tissue and said, "Xuezhen is my father's favorite grandson. He's the most lovable, the best at reading, and has a high EQ. You also said that he has the best future. "
"Yes."
"Why don't you ask how it is now? I … I have to inform his parents. " The hospital director's wife glanced at the resuscitation room. From her position, she could not see the situation inside, but she could see the blood flowing on the floor.
Looking at the almost solidified blood, the dean's wife's mind was in a mess.
"I'll get them to ask." The dean gave a look, and the secretary hurried away.
The dean's wife couldn't cry anymore. She sat on the chair in a daze and looked ahead, not saying a word.
After a long time, the secretary came out of the resuscitation room.
The secretary of the hospital director was also a doctor, just like how Academician Zhu from the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center used his doctoral student as his secretary.
The hospital director's secretary was also selected from among the doctors who joined the hospital in the same year. He had also performed surgeries and treated intestines before. He was familiar with surgical procedures and knew the tricks inside and outside of the surgery.
The dean's wife also turned to look at him.
The secretary said with a solemn expression, "The bleeding has stopped. The spleen was removed. "
"All of it?" The hospital director's wife was a little disappointed. "I heard that people who have their spleens removed have a higher chance of getting heart disease."
The secretary whispered, "The damage to the spleen is very serious. If we don't remove it, it will keep bleeding."
"Did you cut it well?" The dean's wife changed her direction.
The secretary nodded and looked at the hospital director before she said, "It was Ling Ran who cut it. He's very skilled. I took a look just now, and no one else has any intention of interfering."
"Ling Ran … Doctor Ling is that really handsome doctor, right? Did he … did he do well? "
"You did … very well." The secretary recalled the scene in the resuscitation room and said, "Doctor Ling's movements were very agile. He completed the surgery in no time."
The dean couldn't help but look down at his watch. There wasn't much time left until the competition started.
"Now … what about now?" the dean's wife asked again.
"He's still in surgery," the secretary replied. However, the words of the headmaster's wife were also nonsense.
The hospital director said slowly, "In my impression, Ling Ran is good at hepatectomy, isn't he?"
"He's also good at hand surgery and joint surgery." The secretary was a little surprised when she said that, and she shuddered when she turned around.
"Go and take a look," the hospital director said. After saying that, the hospital director looked back and called out two more names before sending them to the resuscitation room.
He would not go to the resuscitation room now. It was meaningless, and it might even affect the resuscitation.
The secretary entered the resuscitation room again.
At this time, hepatectomy had already started in the resuscitation room.
Emergency hepatectomy and elective hepatectomy were two different concepts.
Elective hepatectomy took a long time. It was normal for it to take two to three hours. Some doctors who were slow would take more than four hours.
However, emergency hepatectomy did not have such a long time to choose.
This was because the liver in emergency hepatectomy was usually bleeding.
The liver had the most blood supply. Once it started bleeding, there would be no time for the doctor to slowly ligate it. If things went wrong, the patient would be gone in a few minutes.
At this time, it was absolutely unrealistic to slowly look for blood vessels like he did during elective surgery.
On the other hand, emergency hepatectomy had to be done quickly and accurately so that the patient could leave the operating theater alive.
Most doctors, even those from the Department of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery, would frown when they saw emergency hepatectomy. Most local hospitals would even give up on the challenge.
However, Ling Ran had accepted a lot of emergency hepatectomies recently.
Now, it was just that there were more people around him, and more people were looking at him. For Ling Ran, this was the scene he was most familiar with.
When he was reading in the library, there would be more people looking at him …
Ling Ran performed the hepatectomy step by step.
He was not particularly fast, and there was no obvious lag.
Ling Ran was like an expert playing with a Rubik's cube. He walked around a liver, and he even started to remove the liver before anyone noticed.
The hospital director's secretary who stood at the corner of the operating table was dumbfounded.
He only heard that Ling Ran's surgery skills were good, but he did not expect it to be so good.
As a secretary who often observed surgeries on behalf of the hospital director, he knew very well how difficult it was to perform a surgery smoothly.
For a surgery like emergency hepatectomy, the correct posture should be done section by section.
The doctor would do it for a while, pause, speed up, or slow down.
He had never heard of anyone who did it at a uniform speed like Ling Ran.
Even though his heart was full of curiosity, the secretary still went out without saying a word.
Outside the door.
More family members had rushed over at this time.
"Doctor Ling performed emergency hepatectomy, and it seems to be quite successful." The secretary did not need the hospital director to say anything before he explained the situation.
The family members did not care what emergency hepatectomy was, and they first cried.
"The liver has been removed."
"What will happen in the future if the liver is removed?"
"Is the person okay?"
Some asked questions, and some cried. The secretary was so noisy that he felt like his head was about to explode.
"I'll go in and take a look." The secretary turned and went to the resuscitation room.
At least it was quieter to watch the surgery.
In fact, the resuscitation room was quiet at this time.
"Bipolar Knife." Ling Ran stretched out his hand and retracted it. He cooperated with the doctor beside him.
His Perfect Level Hemostasis by Heat was put into full play at this time. He could not perform bloodless vision, but emergency bleeding control was very easy for Ling Ran.
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