Ling Ran performed the surgery leisurely.
He was very familiar with liver cancer surgeries. He had just performed liver cancer surgeries in Beijing for a month, and he was being watched by others. He was forced to learn. Therefore, not only did Ling Ran perform the surgery smoothly, but he also guided Lin Honghou very smoothly.
Lin Honghou acted obediently as his assistant.
The operating theater was a very forested place. When Lin Honghou realized that his skills were far inferior to Ling Ran's, Lin Honghou was like a jackal submitting to a lion. He would rather eat the remains of the lion than challenge the lion like a dog.
It didn't matter whether they dared or not, because those who dared would die. This was purely a social relationship.
However, although Lin Honghou's body had given in, his heart would not give in.
As Lin Honghou stared at Ling Ran's swift movements and speed, he even felt like laughing in his heart. 'Go ahead and show off your skills. Go ahead and show off your skills. Today is only the first day that the rescue team has been dispatched. There's still a long way to go. You can't possibly be this fast every day, right? Besides, what was the point of showing off like this? Just for me to see? What an honor …
As Lin Honghou thought of this, his mood became a little better.
Ring ring ring.
The bell in the operating theater rang.
Ling Ran subconsciously raised his head to take a look.
He did not use the follow-up examination mode today. The patient was relatively young. Even if he cut off a little more of the liver, it would not affect the prognosis too much. Of course, it would be better if he could cut a little less, but the conditions did not allow it, so he should not delay for less liver.
However, Ling Ran was still a little sensitive to the constant ringing in the operating theater.
The circulating nurse walked over quickly, picked up the microphone, and hummed twice. Her expression gradually became serious.
Bang.
The circulating nurse put down the microphone and looked at the group of people in the operating theater. She gulped and said, "The helicopter is about to transfer two seriously injured people over. One of them is suspected to have a skull fracture, and the other has both arms fractured and is unconscious …"
Lin Honghou instantly became nervous. "There are only two operating theaters in the ship. I wonder how the surgery next door is going …"
"Then, we have to do it faster." As Ling Ran spoke, he extended his hand to ask for the equipment and said to the nurse, "Focus and speed up."
"Ah …" Lin Honghou was baffled.
Then, Ling Ran's speed increased by more than one fold.
Blood vessel … suture complete …
The hepatic ligament … was tossed aside …
The common bile duct … was completely ignored …
Even if Lin Honghou used all his skills, he could only barely keep up with Ling Ran's speed. After dozens of seconds, Lin Honghou was reduced to a retractor and a robot.
Ling Ran's style had always been to let his assistants do whatever they could.
Given the current speed, Lin Honghou could not do anything at all.
He had never performed hepatectomy before. Now that Ling Ran had increased his speed, it was beyond Lin Honghou's understanding. There were a few steps that Lin Honghou did not even know what Ling Ran was doing.
Surgery was often referred to as a machine, but in reality, it was much more complicated than a mechanical installation. This was because most of the time, the surgical field was limited. For example, if you wanted to repair something, not only could you not use a destructive method, but you could also only have a small opening, and it might even be in a strange direction.
Imagine a mechanic being asked to repair an engine, and he could not open it from the front cover. He could only open it from the side, and the opening could not be too big. It might only be about six inches wide. At this time, the cross-section of the engine that he usually saw would be completely different. But the most troublesome thing had not happened yet. The most troublesome thing was that every engine was actually different. Not only did the circuits inside grow naturally, some of the important parts might even be messed up …
Without sufficient preparation, it was only natural that Lin Honghou could not keep up with Ling Ran's pace. In fact, when Ling Ran sped up the surgery to this extent, Lin Honghou had already lost his mind.
He did not know what Ling Ran was doing. He could only follow Ling Ran's voice commands, just like a stupid resident doctor.
Lin Honghou could only use all his strength to focus on the surgery.
He could not even vent his anger in his heart. He could only keep muttering, 'This is showing off, isn't it? This is showing off, isn't it? Isn't it too much to show off?'
His body was weak, and he vented his anger. 'Shut up!'
The more Ling Ran performed, the smoother the surgery became.
The more Lin Honghou operated, the more his mind went blank.
He even wanted to shout, "Slow down!", but he did not even have the time to think of a reason to do so.
Suddenly …
The hull of the ship swayed a little.
Ling Ran immediately moved the forceps in his hand away. Lin Honghou's movements were also very fast, but the complexity of the liver caused a negative effect at this moment.
Lin Honghou retracted the retractor in his hand, and a pool of venous blood instantly flowed out.
"Bleeding …" Lin Honghou's eyes immediately turned red.
"Got it." Ling Ran was already prepared for this.
During surgery, if there were no accidents, it would be an accident.
It was also Ling Ran's first time performing surgery on a ship, so he was even more prepared. He threw the forceps away, and his free hand went straight down to grab the bleeding blood vessel.
"Needle holder, install absorbable thread," Ling Ran ordered. Once he got the instrument, he used his left hand to suture the bleeding point. He tied a knot with his other hand and finished suturing the bleeding point.
"Blood pressure," Ling Ran asked as he lowered his head to check.
"110, 70." The anesthetist stood up and reported the number.
"Continue with the surgery, then." Ling Ran threw the needle holder away and continued the surgery.
Lin Honghou's body was dumbfounded.
Lin Honghou's mind was dumbfounded.
…..
Ling Ran only used less than an hour to complete the surgery.
It was not like the operating theater in the hospital. Hospitals were places with limited operating theaters. Therefore, Ling Ran did not give any authority to anyone else. He performed the surgery from start to end alone.
"Is there an ICU? If there isn't, send him to the ICU. They'll provide him with special care. "After Ling Ran finished the surgery, he threw away the scissors and deliberately gave some instructions.
"There's an ICU. He can be sent to the ICU in the base tomorrow," Lin Honghou answered very quickly, and his tone sounded like he was talking to a senior doctor. Of course, he was not as obedient as a junior doctor. After all, Ling Ran and Lin Honghou did not have a subordinate relationship.
However, authority in the operating theater was built through skills.
Lin Honghou could not resist, so he gave up.
Soon, the sound of a helicopter's propellers could be heard in the sky.
It was the helicopter that transported Ling Ran and Huo Congjun. It took off from land and carried Ling Ran and the others to Yun Hua 893. After some preparation, it transported the rescue team members to Baoyuanjiao. After part of the rescue work was completed, it carried the injured back to the hospital ship.
Since Baoyuanjiao was still in the stormy area, the helicopter looked rather pathetic. However, the injured people in the helicopter were well protected.
Two seriously injured people were sent to the operating theater at the fastest speed possible.
At this time, Huo Congjun also washed his hands and changed his clothes. He entered the operating theater next door and took over the authority of the operating theater without any obstruction.
Compared to Lin Honghou, the doctor in the operating theater next door was younger and less confident.
At this time, doctors could not boost their confidence by shouting slogans. In other words, it was useless even if they had boosted their confidence.
Even Ling Ran chose the patient with a fractured arm and left the patient with a fractured skull to Department Director Huo.
The doors of the two operating theaters were closed again, and they entered a new round of work.
The helicopter above their heads only stopped for half an hour before it carried the rescue team members again and rushed toward the direction of the stormy area.
Sixty-six miles away from Baoyuanjiao, the wind and waves returned to their calm state.
The sky was blue.
The water was blue.
The waves were calm.
It was as beautiful as heaven.
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