The surgery was over, but the surgery live broadcast room was still open.
Everyone was puzzled. At this moment, the bullet screen started to float.
[Isn't the surgery over? Is the host going to perform a two-hit combo?]
[It's been a long time since I've had a double hit. I'm begging the host surgeon to perform a neurosurgery.]
[Pray? It's no use even if you kneel and lick. 'Young man, it's good enough that you can watch surgeries.' Also, the future direction of neurosurgery is interventional surgery, right? Interventional Medicine?]
The interventional radiologist saw that someone had tagged him and did not say anything. His mind was a mess, and he was still immersed in the surgery process.
If it wasn't for the screen separating them, he would probably kneel down and lick their boots.
It was a pity that it was a foreign hospital. Otherwise, even if he had to resign, he would still have to study there.
[Why hasn't the livestream closed yet? It can't really be a two hit combo, right?]
[It's better to perform surgeries all night.]
[Speaking of which, judging from the time, he might be in Canada if he's performing a chronic surgery so late at night.]
[Yes! Now that you mention it, I just realized that it's 4: 15 am Beijing time, and it should be 3: 15 am Canada time.]
[… Are all Canadians so tough when it comes to surgeries? All in the wee hours?]
[Strange. Who cares? It's time to get off work anyway. It would be great if I could really perform surgeries for the whole night.]
Bullet comments flew everywhere. Not long after, light flashed, and the live broadcast began again.
The quick-witted doctors went straight to the patient's medical records and information. However, they were shocked to find that it was still the previous patient.
[F * ck … It's the same patient as the previous one. The information hasn't changed.]
[Did the surgery fail? Is it going to be a second operation?]
[It can't be. The surgery just now was done very well. I didn't see any problems.]
[Interventional Doctor, come on, it's time for you to come.]
The interventional doctor was also stunned for a moment. He then realized that the image that appeared in front of him seemed to be a CT image.
Was he going to perform radiofrequency ablation?
There was no need to waste so much time on the embolization for general radiofrequency ablation. He just needed to float some iodized oil inside the tumor as a location and directly burn it.
The hospital he worked in did not have radiofrequency ablation equipment. He had only been exposed to it a few years ago when he went to the capital for further study.
In theory, radiofrequency ablation was equivalent to surgical resection.
However, this was only in theory.
As for the specific effects, he had no idea.
Therefore, when others @ him, he could only remain silent.
At this moment, his heart was already soaring, and he was incomparably eager to study and learn.
The interventional radiologist was an ordinary middle-aged man. He rarely talked about ideals. It wasn't that he didn't have any, but he didn't dare to talk about it.
No matter how boring a middle-aged man was, as long as he talked about his ideals, he could still make people laugh.
At this moment, the dream that had been covered in dust suddenly shone with a dazzling light.
In the CT image, an irregular tumor with a diameter of 4 cm appeared. More than half of the doctors watching the live broadcast did not know what the surgeon was going to do.
Although radiofrequency ablation had been established, it was only carried out on a large scale in cities above the provincial capital.
[Radiofrequency ablation? I remember that radiofrequency ablation should be done one to two weeks after interventional embolization. The effect is the most ideal. "
[There's also a saying that radiofrequency surgery is better after interventional embolization. But no one knows the specifics without large data samples. "
[The host surgeon performed two consecutive surgeries. Amazing!]
There were very few bullet comments. When it came to unrelated professions, everyone only had a rough understanding of it. No one had the confidence to be serious about it.
The first needle appeared on the right side of his chest. The needle entered the right side of his chest wall and pierced into the tumor tissue through the diaphragm.
[F * ck … he's too bold.]
[Will he really not have pneumothorax? I'm waiting online. It's quite urgent.]
[Thank you for the invitation! The location of the patient's tumor is closer to the upper edge of the right liver. If you want to completely melt it, the best way is to insert the needle from the chest wall. However, the complications are very troublesome, but it's not serious. It's just pneumothorax.]
[Pneumothorax, it's just, it's just. Upstairs, you're too arrogant.]
[If there's a pneumothorax, is it considered a medical accident?]
[Who knows? Maybe there are no medical disputes in Canada. I heard from people that it costs thousands of Canadian dollars to fill out a consultation form at the Montreal Medical Center. This is a shortage of supply. Who dares to cause trouble? Those who cause trouble will be blacklisted.]
[Take a good look. Your bullet comments are blocking my view.]
One needle entered, two needles entered, and three needles entered. They began to heat up and melt.
The melting time was relatively long, but the image did not change. Everyone began to chat.
The interventional radiologist was completely dumbfounded.
In the live broadcast room of the surgery, he could not understand the level of surgery displayed by the surgeon at all.
Three radiofrequency needles were inserted into the tumor tissue from different angles. One of the needles was even punctured from the chest cavity.
Was it really okay to do this?
Medical progress was very fast. Twenty years ago, thoracotomy and laparotomy had mostly been replaced by thoracoscopy and laparoscopy.
Who could be sure that twenty years later, thoracoscopy and laparoscopy would not be replaced by brand-new surgical methods that were less traumatic?
Previously, what was said in the bullet comments was only a guess of the interventional radiologist.
However, when he saw the radiofrequency needle accurately start to heat up and cauterize the tumor tissue, he was very sure that the surgeon's surgical method must have been thoroughly tempered and would definitely work.
But … Canada was really far away. Moreover, even if he went, who would care about him?
Fifteen minutes later, the radiofrequency needle was taken out and a CT scan of the abdomen and chest was done again.
There was no gas or liquid in the chest cavity.
There was no liquid in the abdominal cavity. The liver tumor marked by the iodized oil was completely burned to death.
The area of cauterization was 0.5 cm wider than the edge of the area covered by the tumor tissue.
This was because the fever could not be allowed. If there was residual tumor tissue, it would lead to the possibility of surgery in the future.
From the image, although the edge of the tumor tissue was irregular, the area of cauterization by the radiofrequency needle was not regular.
It was obvious that the surgeon had tailored a set of plans for the patient according to the scope of the patient's tumor, and not according to the usual practice.
Precision, precision, precision!
It was like a machine, completely flawless.
This was a flawless surgery.
Even doctors who did not know about interventional radiology could see that the patient's tumor tissue had been completely burned as long as they looked at the abdominal CT films.
The effect was no different from surgical resection.
However, the damage suffered by the patient was worlds apart. Four to six hours after radiofrequency ablation, the patient could get off the ground. After liver cancer resection, he would probably have to stay in bed for three days after the surgery.
The live broadcast room of the surgery fell silent.
There were no bullet comments flying until the live broadcast room was closed. After nearly ten minutes, a bullet comment suddenly flew past.
[It's too f * cking awesome. It can't be described with words.]
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