Today's status modification was successful and the potential value of signing a new book could be calculated. After a quick glance, it seemed to have the potential to enter the list of signed new books. It was not because the book was good, but because everyone was supporting it. What else could he say? He could only express his gratitude. Please recommend it. Thank you very much. Bow ~ ~ ~ ~
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A fresh, slightly swollen appendix was' pulled 'out by the large curved forceps.
[It's done!]
[Holy sh * t, a godly operation!]
[Blind appendectomy. My IQ and experience limit my imagination. How did he do it?]
In an instant, the surgery live broadcast room was in an uproar.
The previously suppressed emotions erupted like a volcano. The number of viewers in the live broadcast room had reached a record-breaking 500.
And now, it was 12: 25 in the morning.
Countless doctors were woken up from their warm beds in their sleep by their friends, colleagues, and classmates.
Unscrupulous bullet comments took over the screen. Who cared about the operation after that? Anyway, they could not see what the surgeon was doing. Moreover, the appendix had been removed. What kind of godly operation could it be?
Unbelievable. That was the unanimous thought of the doctors watching the surgery in the middle of the night. This seemed to be a surgery that could not be learned. No one knew what the surgeon was doing in the narrow space.
How good was his touch to locate the appendix with one finger and complete the operation with the help of the large curved forceps?
In the surgical demonstration room, Chief Surgeon Liu and Cen Meng were dumbfounded.
Not only them, but even Old Chief Physician Pan, who had performed battlefield surgeries and appendectomies, was also dumbfounded.
This was a blind operation. Everyone could see it.
Such an operation was not mentioned in textbooks, journals, or scientific research papers.
Surgery had to be steady, accurate, and ruthless. The first requirement was stability, which included the surgical field.
How could the surgery be performed if they could not even see what part was being operated on?
Yet, Zheng Ren had performed a beautiful blind operation in front of them. It was an incredible blind operation.
"This …" Cen Meng wanted to say something but swallowed his words.
At that moment, a sentence echoed in his mind — you can remain silent. Anything you say will be used as evidence in court.
With Old Chief Physician Pan around, speaking carelessly would be a slap in the face.
Only from a professional point of view to comment, to belittle.
However, Cen Meng wanted to cry at the thought of Zheng Ren performing an appendectomy blindly.
How familiar must he be with anatomical structures? Even if all the cadavers from the Medical University were to be gathered here for a year and a half, he would not dare to perform an appendectomy blindly.
But if he didn't do something …
Cen Meng suddenly shuddered. Director Liu's gaze was as sharp as a knife as he stared at him.
He gritted his teeth and his brain raced. He instantly racked his brain to think of a way to belittle Zheng Ren's surgery.
But … he did not even see how the surgery was done. How could he belittle it?
Although that was what he said, Director Liu was looking at him, so he had to say something.
Cen Meng's brain short-circuited as he muttered, "The appendix has no soul if we perform the surgery this way."
Chief Surgeon Liu vomited a mouthful of blood.
Soul? Does a severed appendix have a soul? The sly Cen Meng must have lost his mind.
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In the live broadcast room, the bullet screen that filled the sky was quickly suppressed by a single bullet screen.
[Stop chatting. Watch the surgeon's next move.]
The doctors watching the live broadcast did not think much of it when they first saw the bullet screen. It was just an appendectomy, not a complicated surgery to treat Fallot's tetralogy.
The appendix had already been removed. What else could be done?
As the bullet screen flooded, the other people's bullet screens also decreased in number.
Everyone refocused their attention on Zheng Ren's operation.
The appendix was removed, the abdominal cavity was irrigated, and the peritoneum was sutured. At this time, Zheng Ren was dealing with the 12-centimeter thick adipose tissue.
Under normal circumstances, as long as the small blood vessels in the adipose layer were not incinerated with the endotherm knife, there was no pus contamination, and there were not too many sutures, the possibility of liquefaction in the adipose layer was very low.
Yes, not too many sutures, not no sutures at all.
However, Zheng Ren had no intention of suturing the adipose layer at this time. He took a bottle of bioprotein gel from Xie Yiren and applied it evenly on the adipose layer before continuously suturing the subcutaneous tissue.
What kind of operation was this?
They did not understand the previous blind surgery, but now that he was applying bioprotein gel on the adipose layer, they could not understand it at all.
Bioprotein gel was usually used to stop bleeding, but the hemostasis effect was mediocre and the scope of use was relatively limited. Smaller hospitals did not even have such auxiliary medical supplies.
What was he doing?
After applying the bioprotein gel, the surgeon immediately began suturing the subcutaneous tissue. Was this some kind of black technology?
Behind the phone screen, everyone was shocked by what they saw.
Logically speaking, an expert who had performed such an amazing surgery should not have acted rashly. In other words, the bioprotein gel, which was used to stop bleeding, could effectively prevent liquefaction!
This was a huge discovery!
Everyone knew that sildenafil citrate was originally developed to treat heart disease. However, in the end, it brought good news to middle-aged and elderly men all over the world and became Pfizer's trump card.
Could it be that a useless product like the bioprotein gel had other effects?
At this point, the hundreds of doctors went crazy.
If the bioprotein gel could really solve the liquefaction problem … The hundreds of hands watching the live broadcast on their phones trembled involuntarily.
This discovery was epoch-making.
Tomorrow … No, today, they must try it!
This thought appeared in the minds of the doctors watching the live broadcast.
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Zheng Ren heaved a sigh of relief when he was finally done.
A few days later, when the last stitch was sutured and the surgery completion rate in the upper right corner of his vision reached 100%, he knew that the patient would not suffer from liquefaction.
The more surgeries Zheng Ren performed, the more he realized the benefits of the System's intensive training.
Cadavers? There was no need at all. The System could provide countless lifelike test subjects. The fresh, bloody test subjects were much cuter than the cadavers with the smell of formalin.
Whether it was the blind surgery or the imaginative idea of the bioprotein gel to prevent liquefaction, they all required test subjects to support the operation.
Most importantly, there was no need to wait for every experiment. The System could give a conclusion of success or failure on the spot.
However, to experiment in a real treatment … Zheng Ren was afraid that he would never be able to put his ideas into practice.
"Chief Zheng, were you performing a blind surgery just now?" Xie Yiren asked as she tidied up the surgical instruments.
"Yes."
"That was cool!" Xie Yiren praised without hesitation.
The anesthesiologist beside her finally came to his senses and realized what he had just seen.
"Chief Zheng, you're amazing," the anesthesiologist praised with a thumbs up.
"Hehe." Zheng Ren laughed dryly and hurriedly tidied up the operating table and began to move the patient.
Zheng Ren prepared to rest for a while.
It was common for surgeries to last until late at night.
However, that was in the past, when a good surgery completion rate was the standard of attending physicians. Now, Zheng Ren's expectations of himself … No, the System's expectations of him were too high. Every surgery had to be perfect.
Therefore, Zheng Ren's surgery seemed easy, but it consumed too much energy.
He urgently needed to lie down and sleep to relieve his mental fatigue.
After pushing the patient out of the operating room, Zheng Ren looked up and saw the patient's family and a pretty figure.
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