"We'll need an angiogram," Zheng Ren said. "If it's diffuse adenomyosis, it's better to remove the uterus directly than do interventional embolization. If it's limited, we can try interventional therapy. "
"Will it be effective?" Su Yun asked.
He had only been in the field of interventional radiology for less than two months. It was a miracle that he knew so much.
Su Yun did not know the exact effect of interventional radiology.
"There's a 30% success rate, maybe lower. Our priority right now is to save the patient's life, "Zheng Ren said as he finished suturing the liver. The entire process took less than ten minutes.
"You take care of the rest. I'll do the interventional embolization," Zheng Ren said.
Su Yun nodded.
"Yiren, prepare the equipment Su Yun needs. Yanran, how's he doing? "
"He's fine. His blood pressure has stabilized. I just gave him the medication," Chu Yanran answered.
As he spoke, Chu Yanzhi and the circulating nurse ran in with more than a dozen bags of fresh frozen red blood cells and fresh frozen plasma.
"Hang one bag and apply a pressurized transfusion device. You can leave now." Zheng Ren placed the needle holder on the patient's thigh and turned to leave the operating table.
Adenomyosis, huh? Zheng Ren had been thinking about it.
It was not a serious illness, but the pain was fatal.
He had to save the patient first, then see if there was a chance to deal with the adenomyosis.
He took out the lead apron from the System and heard the notification of a mission.
[Emergency Mission: Save a life.
[Mission Details: Treat a headache and treat a foot ache. Unable to reach the peak. Please complete one emergency rescue and cure the patient's hidden illness.
[Mission Reward: 2,000 skill points, 20,000 experience points.
[Mission Time: 7 days.]
Uh … Zheng Ren had the illusion that he was back in Imperial Capital and the System was being generous again.
However, on second thought, Zheng Ren chuckled.
The System's seemingly long deadline of seven days would have been a major mission with generous rewards for an ordinary patient.
However, the patient's condition was severe and there were many of them.
After treating the ruptured liver and spleen and correcting hemorrhagic shock, the patient still had a lot of fractures to deal with.
Seven days. Could it be done in such a short time?
Forget it, he had to deal with the patient's emergency rescue first.
He put on the lead apron, exposed the patient's right femoral artery, scrubbed his hands, disinfected, and spread the sheet. The whole process took almost the same amount of time as Zheng Ren's surgery.
However, aseptic procedures still had to be followed. More than a hundred years ago, the success rate of surgery was not high because of the problem of postoperative infection.
Although clinicians were more resistant to the Department of Infectious Diseases nowadays, they still had a strong concept of asepsis during surgery.
Department of Infectious Diseases … Hehe.
In the ward, if every operation had to be done with 3M hand sanitizer … The clinical medical staff really wanted to let the person who made this rule experience the feeling of using 3M hand sanitizer more than 100 times a day.
The ward was still fine, but the outpatient department only saw a few dozen to a hundred patients a day. In less than a week, the pair of hands would be completely unsightly.
The young nurses' slender jade-like hands would crack, and after half a month, their hands would bleed. Forget the nurse, even Zheng Ren's calloused hands could not stand it.
No matter how good something was, it couldn't stand being used again and again. Thirty, fifty, or even a hundred times a day? What a joke!
They learned the rules from foreign countries, but ignored the number of patients they saw in a day.
After disinfection, Zheng Ren saw that Xie Yiren, the Chu sisters, and the circulating nurse had all left the operating room. He then began to perform arterial cannulation and insert an arterial sheath.
"Boss, take a look at the uterus and check the stain," Su Yun reminded him.
"Got it," Zheng Ren said.
One operating table, two surgeries, and so began.
Xinglin Garden's live broadcast room was in an uproar.
In the eyes of the group of doctors, the splenectomy and liver repair were very ordinary procedures. There was no doubt that the surgeon's surgical skills were very high, and his maneuvers were very beautiful.
The fact that the assistant had come on stage so late was also a point of discussion. Many people thought that it was a student performing the surgery and the real professor who came on stage later.
However, this speculation was immediately questioned.
Anyone with eyes could see how skillful the surgeon in charge of laparotomy and splenectomy was.
Such a person was a student? Impossible!
The dignity of the doctors watching the live broadcast was challenged.
However, the climax had yet to come.
When the liver repair was completed, everyone thought the surgery was over and was ready to start a heated argument about whether the surgeon was a student or a professor. However, in the live broadcast, the hands in the host surgeon's position suddenly left.
He's gone … He's really gone!
Usually, after a professor completed a surgery, the remaining steps would be handled by the assistant.
This was the industry's rule. If one did not even know how to close the abdomen, what was the point of bringing them to surgery? If they could not even do a little bit of work, why would they want to perform surgery?
In their dreams!
If that was the case, they should go to a basic hospital and do appendectomy for five years first.
There seemed to be no need to continue the debate. The doctors who supported the surgeon as a professor had just posted a few bullet screen comments when they saw the live broadcast room split into two.
Split into two?
What was going on?
Was he going to perform internal fixation of the fracture at the same time?
It did not seem necessary. Bone fracture fixation was not urgent. As long as the skin was not punctured and there was a possibility of secondary infection, secondary treatment was enough.
Could the patient withstand two or three surgical procedures in a row and the blood loss increase?
These speculations had just appeared in the minds of the doctors watching the live broadcast when the hands on the screen began to perform femoral artery cannulation.
[F * ck … Is he going to perform interventional hemostasis?]
[Why is he in such a hurry?]
[When I was in the operative view just now, I saw the surgeon's hand touch down when he was probing. Did he touch a retroperitoneal hematoma? When I was looking at the medical record just now, I saw the diagnosis of retroperitoneal hematoma.]
[Where is he? Is there only two people in their group? Why is there only one person performing interventional surgery and the same for abdominal closure?]
[Foreign hospitals are like this. No matter how big the surgery is, they always have two people. One surgery costs thirty thousand US dollars. One more person means one less income. It really looks like a foreign hospital. The standard is so high. The hope of studying there … is so slim.]
[This is an emergency rescue. If it were here, we would definitely close the abdomen. Then, we would observe the patient's blood pressure in the ICU. If the blood pressure continues to drop, we would consult the interventional department.]
[Multi-specialization. Amazing. I'm considering whether to learn interventional surgery too.]
The bullet screen comments had already affected the viewing of the surgery.
Many people turned off the bullet screen and watched the surgery live broadcast in silence and seriousness.
On one side, the assistant who took over the surgery also displayed his superb surgical skills. Even if it was only to check for bleeding, rinse, and close the abdomen, his technique was so skilled that it was dazzling.
On the other side, the interventional surgery was carried out quickly. The internal iliac artery superselection was completed in the blink of an eye. The ends of the four small blood vessels were overflowing with black contrast agent in the shape of fireworks.
Two fields on one screen. I give this live broadcast full marks!
Almost all the doctors watching the surgery live broadcast had the same thought in their minds.
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(Chief, it's finally over ~ ~ ~ I did what I said … Fortunately, I didn't go back on my word. I bow and thank everyone for subscribing, thank everyone for their monthly and recommendation votes, thank everyone for their tips, and thank Ningning on QQ for her many tips. Please recommend me ~)
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