Ling Ran stared at the screen. His hands moved nimbly, and countless anatomical images appeared in his mind.
He did not obtain any experience in dissecting knees. He only had one hundred dissecting feet, but he did not use the Achilles tendon. This was also one of the reasons why Ling Ran did not work on knee arthroscopy for a long time. However, Ling Ran's ability to read MRI scans was at Master Level, and his arthroscopic meniscoplasty was also at Perfect Level. Coupled with his Perfect Level Arthroscopic Anterior Cruciate Ligament Reconstruction Surgery, his skills in knee arthroscopy were sufficient.
The only thing he needed to consider was the patient's own physical condition.
Only through thorough consideration could he preserve as much of Bowman's meniscus as possible in the narrow space of the knee joint, and give it as perfect a recovery as possible.
From the MRI scan, it could be seen that Bowman's meniscus was severely damaged. In order to repair such a meniscus, too many tissues could not be touched, so as to minimize the damage and restore the anatomical relationship within the meniscus. This was also the big difference between a human and a machine.
It was the best if the machine could be restored to its original state. It did not matter how it was dismantled in the process. Most of the time, the machine was designed with the convenience of maintenance in mind.
This was not the case when it came to human surgeries. On one hand, everyone's anatomical structure was different. On the other hand, when it came to surgery, it was not possible to disassemble it. With the current technology, the repaired parts were always not as good as the original parts. Therefore, compared to machine maintenance, there were too many limitations when it came to human surgery.
All kinds of endoscopies, including the arthroscopic surgery that Ling Ran currently used, were self-imposed due to the various limitations of the surgery.
It could make the wound smaller, but it inevitably made it more difficult for the doctor to operate.
Compared to open surgeries, arthroscopic surgeries were the typical dojo of a conch, and the space that could be moved was very small.
At a time like this, boring questions such as "move the fewest blocks to complete the puzzle" had practical significance.
"Rinse." Even though Ling Ran thought about it, his hands did not stop moving at all.
After Ling Ran obtained the Perfect Level Arthroscopic Meniscoplasty, he performed another two to three hundred knee joint surgeries, and he could be said to be very experienced. Bowman's knee joint structure was also relatively normal. If it were not for the fact that the injury was too serious, as long as Ling Ran performed the surgery step by step, he would get an excellent prognosis.
"Rinse a little longer." Ling Ran was a little annoyed that the surgical field was not clear enough, so he slowed down a little.
Even so, in the eyes of the doctors outside, Ling Ran's speed and rhythm were still … intoxicating.
"I don't know sports medicine, but in my opinion, Doctor Ling, your arthroscopy is done beautifully. Lloyd praised him honestly. At his position, it was very easy for him to be a manager or a surgeon. There was no need for him to have a sense of confrontation.
It was almost daily in Lloyd's life. and getting to know each other.
Lloyd's daily life. when he saw good surgeries and saw great doctors.
It was like watching high-pressure water cleaning the stains on the ground bit by bit. It was also like watching people tidy up a messy scene bit by bit …
. and. You didn't come here in vain, did you? "Lloyd looked at the somewhat silent Boyle.
The short and thin Boyle snorted and said, "If I were to do it, I would perform a meniscectomy. If it's a clean cut, it can also ensure a considerable degree of motor function."
Lloyd did not agree. "Is it enough for Bowman to do an organ transplant?"
Organ transplantation was the pearl of surgery. Because of the scarcity of donors in China, it was rarely used as a standard for doctors. But in countries such as the United States, organ transplantation was an essential skill for high-end doctors. If they could not do organ transplantation, it would be difficult for them to gain a foothold in a large hospital like the Anderson Cancer Center.
"It's better than taking painkillers all day long." Boyle pursed his lips, pointed at the screen, and said, "The meniscus is injured to such an extent. Trying to keep it will only cause all kinds of problems."
"What you said makes sense." Lloyd did not argue with Boyle. This was not a topic that could be argued over. Before the surgery, different doctors could make different judgments, but after the surgery, any kind of judgment was meaningless.
"Bowman is too risky and greedy." Boyle shook his head again.
"Greedy?" Lloyd looked at Boyle again.
Boyle said faintly, "He's injured to this extent, and he still fantasizes about being able to recover to his normal state. Isn't that a kind of greed? At this time, he should admit the loss, and then rationally judge which method is the best for him. "
Lloyd rolled his eyes and thought, 'That's why Bowman chose Ling Ran to do the surgery, and why he insisted on not letting you do the surgery.' The knee made by meniscoplasty could be used for many more years than the knee made by meniscectomy. At that time, there might really be a good artificial knee …
Boyle looked at the screen and felt annoyed at the fast and accurate operation. "Because Bowman doesn't want to admit the fact that his meniscus is about to be destroyed. Things have already happened. It's very unlucky, but we can't expect a miracle to happen … "
"It's just meniscoplasty. It's not a miracle …" Lloyd said helplessly, "Besides, Bowman just had a fall. Any normal person would feel it's a pity to lose his career because of this."
"But the loss has already been done. Surgery is not going back in time …" Boyle pursed his lips. "After all, it's safer to do meniscectomy. This is a matter of probability. The success rate of meniscectomy is higher, but if meniscoplasty fails …"
"Okay, the surgery is done. Let's rinse it again." There was a hint of disdain in Ling Ran's tone.
Lu Wenbin coughed a few times and said to the microphone in English, "The surgery is done. It went smoothly. Now, we're wrapping it up."
In fact, there was no need for him to say it. Lloyd and the others could also see it.
Boyle pursed his lips and repeated, "I'm talking about probability."
Lloyd smiled, and his expression changed in an instant. He said to Huo Congjun next to him, "Can we go and see Bowman now? I mean the operating theater. "
"I'll go with you if you promise not to touch anything." Huo Congjun looked at the two of them with a stern gaze. Although the foreign friends had a high status, if they messed up the surgery, Yun Hua Hospital would be the one to suffer.
Lloyd promised, "I won't touch anything."
"Me too," Boyle said.
Huo Congjun then took the two of them out and entered the operating theater.
Ling Ran had already taken off his gloves and was ready to leave.
"Um … let them take a look at the knee." Huo Congjun listened to the request on the way, and he did not object.
Lu Wenbin glanced at Ling Ran. After getting permission, he took the poker and began to poke Bowman's knee …
One of the reasons why the Orthopedics Department was more easily despised by the General Surgery Department and other departments was that the surgeries of the Orthopedics Department were generally crude. Even arthroscopy was always poked here and there because of the good tolerance of the bones.
Lu Wenbin poked the internal part of the knee from the inside out, and Lloyd looked at it very seriously.
"Very well done. Thank you, Doctor Ling." Lloyd looked at Ling Ran again, and his tone became even more polite. "I look forward to watching your hepatectomy later."
Ling Ran put on a socially acceptable smile, looked at Lloyd, looked at Boyle, and said, "There will be hepatectomy soon."
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