"Huh?"
"As a junior doctor, I have to be flawless." Su Yun combed his fringe and put on his surgical cap. "I just informed them in the group that they should be ready for surgery."
"How did they do it?" Zheng Ren was speechless.
"You want to ask how they knew what equipment was needed?" His fringe was already in his surgical cap, but Su Yun still combed it out of habit. "I made a list and printed it out in the emergency interventional radiology suite's storage room. Different surgeries require different equipment, but it's more or less the same. We just need to make some minor adjustments. Chief Zheng, do you want to use sponge embolization or spring coils? "
Speaking of which, there should be a matron in charge of the interventional radiology suite. The matron in the operating theater was not familiar with interventional radiology materials.
Tsk … This was the first time Zheng Ren had felt this way.
It was not pleasant, but it was worry-free.
"Sponge," Zheng Ren said.
"Hello, who's there?" Su Yun shouted.
There was no patient in the operating theater and the corridor was empty. His shout was followed by countless echoes.
"What do you want?" From the voice, it should be Chu Yanzhi.
"Gel sponge."
"Roger."
Zheng Ren was suddenly at a loss.
What was going on? Did he not have to do anything before surgery? Wasn't this treatment only available to professors?
"The patient has been sent out. His blood pressure is 60/40mmhG. Take a look at the patient and confirm the equipment. I'm going to scrub in," Su Yun said after making a phone call.
There was a hint of flattery in his indifference.
This feeling was … unique.
Soon, the patient was rushed in. The red blood cell bag in the pressurized transfusion device was almost empty.
After the handover, Zheng Ren and the urology doctor carried the patient to the operating table. Su Yun was already wearing a lead apron and sterile surgical gown. He put on gloves and began disinfecting.
Zheng Ren went to change and took out the radiation energy conversion lead apron from the System. He then scrubbed in and put on his clothes.
By the time he stood in front of the operating table, the disinfection and sterile drapes had been completed. Su Yun held the artery sheath in his hand and even the first step of puncture was completed.
'That was fast,' Zheng Ren thought.
This guy was the real deal. Were there really geniuses in this world who could do it after one look? Zheng Ren did not know. With the System, he still needed to practice and rethink hundreds or thousands of times to improve.
As for him, it seemed that he would only look at it once.
In the livestream room of Xinglin Garden. Within a minute of the livestream starting, hundreds of doctors had already arrived.
Usually, there were fewer people in the afternoon, and the most people were at eight or nine o 'clock in the evening.
There were ward rounds, medical advice, surgeries, and medical records to be written at noon. If anyone were to watch the live broadcast on their phone, they would definitely be scolded to death by the chief physician.
[Eh? Interventional surgery is finally here.]
[Look, what's this? Ah, it's the postoperative hemorrhage.]
[Do you know the hardships of the Department of Genitourinary Surgery? The risk of segmental nephrectomy was definitely more difficult than splenic repair. Unfortunately, the spleen could be casually removed, but the kidney could not. Tears are streaming down my face. Let's cry for ten minutes.]
A few bullet screen comments had just floated past. Before everyone could get into the mood, the live broadcast operator had already sent the micro-guide wire to the position, turned on the imaging system, and began the superselection.
[Why do I feel like the host surgeon's surgery speed has increased again?]
[Heavens! Did he not have a limit? How envious!]
[You didn't observe carefully at all. You don't deserve to be a surgeon.
Didn't you notice that there was a pair of hands at the bottom right corner of the live broadcast? The host surgeon has found an assistant.]
[Does a big shot need an assistant? With just a shout, there will be thousands of people in the live broadcast room jumping ship to be an assistant to a big shot, okay?]
[But with an assistant, the host surgeon's surgery speed is really like flying.]
The live broadcast had already switched to the screen opposite the host surgeon. The image of the patient's blood vessels and vascular micro-guide wire could be seen.
The micro-guide wire just happened to be placed on the edge of the main artery branch, and the image appeared in front of the eyes. The micro-guide wire then moved forward again, and soon reached the renal artery.
The micro-guide wire entered and began the contrast.
The bleeding point at the extremity of the kidney was clearly visible. The contrast agent was like a beautiful but fatal firework, overflowing the kidney.
The superselection continued, starting from the renal artery to the branch blood vessels below.
[Surgery like segmental nephrectomy can only be done in first-tier big cities. In smaller cities, once bleeding occurs, the kidney needs to be removed. It's better to directly remove the kidney to minimize the damage.]
[Nowadays, medicine is multi-disciplinary, okay? Private hospitals only perform some minor surgeries, mainly ophthalmology and colorectal surgery. This kind of major surgery with many postoperative complications has to go to a public hospital.]
[You're off topic. Small public hospitals can't do it either. Our hospital doesn't have an interventional department.]
[Report, we had a patient with a pelvic fracture, retroperitoneal hematoma, and hemorrhagic shock in our hospital yesterday. I immediately suggested that interventional surgery be performed. The patient was transferred to a hospital with an interventional radiology department. It is reported that the surgery is over and the patient is alive.]
[Tsk tsk ~ That person is really lucky. You guys are lucky as well. If this was a month ago, your hospital would probably have died.]
The bullet screen chatted idly, and the live video was selected in a flash. Then the gel sponge was inserted into the embolization. After waiting for three minutes, the beautiful but deadly firework had disappeared.
After the surgery was completed, including the three minutes of waiting, it only took a total of five minutes and twelve seconds.
The livestream ended, but the doctors in the livestream room were still chatting with each other.
[The Department of Genitourinary Surgery is going to carry out segmental nephrectomy. We must send someone to learn interventional surgery.]
[Don't talk nonsense. Do you think you'd dare to do it after coming back from your studies? Once something happens to a license without an image, the license will be revoked. You dare to do it, and your family dares to make a fuss. Let me tell you, young man, if you want to solve this problem, you need at least one million.]
[There are too few radiologists, and very few of them have clinical knowledge. Then what should we do?]
[What should we do? Cold medicine. Tuberculosis was a terminal disease 150 years ago. Young man, time will help you solve everything.]
[I really want to learn about it. Which hospital is the god from?]
[I think I heard someone say that it's a signal transmission from Montreal Heart Hospital.]
[…]
…
The surgery was completed quickly, and Zheng Ren was delighted.
It felt good to have an assistant on the operating table!
Although Su Yun was not smooth with the operating table, it was much better than performing the surgery alone.
After the surgery, he took off his gloves and left the operating table in the catheter room to edit the video for the patient's family.
The urology doctor had just sent the stretcher trolley out of the operating room and comforted the family. He returned a few minutes later.
By the time he came in, the surgery was already complete.
Deputy Chief Shen stood behind Zheng Ren with his arms crossed, watching him edit the video. He sighed and said, "Chief Zheng, it's a waste of your skill to stay in our hospital."
"It's not too bad," Zheng Ren replied with a smile.
"Your surgical skills aside, with your interventional radiology skills, you can definitely get an annual salary of a million, and that's after tax. In our hospital, it's more than four thousand a month. "
"I'm not an attending physician yet, just a chief resident. I get three thousand eight hundred a month," Zheng Ren corrected.
Three thousand eight hundred a month, and that included tax. The difference between that and an annual salary of a million after tax was ridiculous.
"Chief Shen, you must be joking." Zheng Ren seriously edited the video and said, "Who would want an attending physician? They'll just have to write medical records."
"Yes, you're right. You should accumulate experience first. Deputy chief physicians can leave now. Sigh, if our hospital encounters such patients again, what should we do? "
Deputy Chief Shen's words caused an awkward silence.
It was an unsolvable problem.
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