"What looks like a simple operation can be done a thousand times without any problems. However, if you're careless, it might be fine once or twice, but something will happen eventually. "Zheng Ren also sighed.
"That's the reason," Chief Luo said as he patted Zheng Ren's shoulder hard.
"I've been doing gastroenteroscopy for fifteen years, and I've always been cautious. But I still encountered many problems that I couldn't solve, "Chief Luo said as he looked at the doctor's operation.
"Severe damage to the pyriform recess, perforation of the esophagus, laceration of the cardia mucosa. Tell the patient it's a complication? Would it have been avoided if the operation had been gentle? "As he spoke, Chief Luo shook his head.
"I've taught many people how to do gastroscopy, and most of them think that it's very easy. They say that they can do it with their eyes closed. I didn't agree with those words. You have to be careful with every examination. If you feel that it's not enough even if you go all out, don't talk about closing your eyes. "
Zheng Ren nodded. He thought that Chief Luo was right.
"Pediatrics … Do they know how complicated children's diseases are?" Chief Luo said disdainfully.
"I used to be in Sea City General Hospital. They had just started doing painless gastroscopy. It's also because this kind of surgery has just been carried out, and the doctors are inexperienced. There was a case of colonic splenic flexure being punctured, "Zheng Ren said.
"The patient is under basic anesthesia. The surgeon doesn't know how to use the strength at the bend. He only knows how to use brute force," Chief Luo said with certainty.
Zheng Ren nodded.
Who didn't slowly fumble and accumulate their skills?
Born with it? Even someone like Su Yun had to see him at least once.
Zheng Ren thought to himself.
"So, Boss Zheng, your surgery live broadcast room is really meritorious." Chief Luo said very frankly, "You have already accumulated a lot of experience, and you have selflessly taught it to other doctors."
"You flatter me." Zheng Ren smiled humbly and said, "It was a coincidence that someone asked me to do it."
"What are you talking about? What I've said is far from enough." Chief Luo widened his eyes and realized that he was a little agitated. He immediately smiled warmly.
He had been studying ESD surgery for the past few days and was too engrossed in it. His impression of Boss Zheng had unknowingly increased.
"A lot of situations have to be explored." Zheng Ren said, "Just like the patient with hyperemesis gravidarum we met today. I don't know when the jejunal nutrition tube will be blocked after surgery, so I'm still very nervous."
"After all, most of the patients with lower jejunal nutrition tubes are patients with late-stage cancer. But the patient in front of us is different. She was a good person after delivery. "
"Yes, so be more careful. I still need to think about the surgery. " He came up with a few different surgical methods and planned to try them out in the System's operating theater once the patient's family agreed to the surgery.
"Just in time to catch you." When Chief Luo saw that the colonoscopy in front of him was done, he grabbed Zheng Ren's arm and said with a smile, "You have to tell me about the ESD surgery you performed a few days ago."
Zheng Ren did not expect things to turn out like this. He was just here to look at the machine and see what kind of tactic it was going to use.
It would be best if he could communicate with the gastroenteroscopy doctor.
However, looking at the current situation, Chief Luo should be preparing to personally set up an gastroscope for himself.
This … was a little flattered.
Zheng Ren had no choice but to go to the demonstration room with Chief Luo and began to explain the ESD surgery that he had performed that day.
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At the same time, in the operating theater outside the hospital, a professor from the gastrointestinal surgery department panicked.
The surgery was very simple. The preoperative diagnosis was acute appendicitis.
Laparoscopic single-hole appendectomy was already a very mature technique. However, after he entered the abdominal cavity, his hands and feet were numb.
At the tender point in the right lower abdomen, the intestine was smooth. There was no sign of the appendix at all.
After searching for ten minutes with the laparoscope, there was still no sign of the appendix.
There was no other way. The laparoscopic surgery was transferred to the open surgery. He had to find the appendix even if he had to stroke the intestine under direct vision.
The worst conditions for appendicitis surgery were when the barefoot doctor came to the house to perform an appendectomy under local anesthesia on the kang or bed at home.
Just like that, the surgery could be performed.
Under normal circumstances, as long as the interns were diligent and did a lot of work, they would be recognized by the teaching teacher. When they were close to graduation, they would more or less be allowed to personally perform one or two appendectomies.
This was the highest and supreme honor during the internship period. When he returned to school, he could brag to the other students until graduation.
However, appendectomies had also stumped many expert surgeons.
After the incision, the appendix should have 'popped' out the moment the peritoneum was opened, but there was no trace of it. After stroking the intestine for two hours, there was no sign of it at all.
Ectopic appendices were a piece of cake. Retroperitoneal appendices and the like were the real headaches.
However, these were not as good as the 'missing' appendix.
After stroking the intestine for an hour, there was still no sign of the appendix. The leading professor had no choice but to call for help.
An arrow pierced through the clouds, and thousands of horses came to meet.
Since he could not do it himself, he would find someone with a higher level to take a look.
However, unfortunately, Chief Wei had a complicated intestinal adhesion and intestinal obstruction surgery, so he could not come down for the time being.
Feng Jianguo came up to help.
The two leading professors searched for another hour, but still could not find the appendix.
Was it lost? Or did it disappear from the face of the earth?
It could not be.
The incision was extended again and again, and it was crooked.
Whether it was embarrassing or not, they could not care less. Laymen could not understand and say that the surgery was done poorly, but there was nothing they could do.
Experts understood that if they really encountered such a case of a lost appendix …
Everyone would be at a loss.
The two of them were sweating profusely.
Outside the sterile cap, there were two circles of sterile gauze wrapped around it to prevent sweat from falling into the operating area.
Just like that, the two of them would turn their heads from time to time and ask the circulating nurse or anesthetist to help wipe their sweat.
If they really could not find the position of an appendectomy, how would the surgery be opened and closed in the end … that would be a big problem.
What about the patient? Would it keep hurting? Until the appendix perforated in some unknown place?
Or would they go to another hospital?
In the future, being laughed at by others was secondary.
If they could not find it, would they be able to find it in another hospital?
Feng Jianguo did not believe this.
If he could not find it, others would not be able to find it either.
If they really could not find it, they could only use a large dose of antibiotics, hoping to reduce the inflammation.
After that, there was a high probability that the patient would end up with a large area of abdominal infection, then irritating peritonitis, and finally septic shock until death.
At the thought of this possibility, the two leading professors sweated even more.
The dark green sterile coat had been penetrated, and the color of the sterile coat on the back looked like it had been splashed with ink.
After 56 ′, Chief Wei came.
"What's going on?"
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