In just half an Hour, the boy's head had swelled up quite a bit. His entire head looked like a balloon that had been blown up.
Doctor Fan had examined his other injuries, but none of them were fatal. The boy's most serious injury was his head that had been kicked by the horse.
He believed that there must be a blood clot in the child's brain.
And the only way to remove the blood clot was to open the child's skull.
Such a method was almost unheard of in the Boundless Continent. However, Yun Sheng, who had modern medical knowledge, had the same opinion as him.
However, Yun Sheng also realized the danger of having the skull pierced.
Even in modern times, the head was the most vulnerable part of the human body. Even if the craniotomy was assisted by modern sophisticated medical equipment, even if it was successful, it would still leave a lot of sequelae.
That was why Yun Sheng could speak of the side effects of the craniotomy. In fact, Doctor Fan had a similar experience before. That craniotomy treatment caused the patient's lower body to be paralyzed, and he was still lying in the hospital bed.
However, even if half of the body was paralyzed, it was still better than dying. That was why Doctor Fan did not hesitate to choose to have the boy's head pierced.
Although she had lived in the medical center for a while, Yun Sheng had never entered Doctor Fan's room. She found that Doctor Fan's residence was somewhat similar to the residence of modern Western medicine doctors.
There was actually a complete human skeleton here. No wonder the outside world thought that Doctor Fan was a ghost doctor who killed people.
Doctor Fan was also paying attention to Yun Sheng's reaction. He thought that after Yun Sheng saw the human skeleton, she would show a frightened expression. Who would have thought that she would just casually glance at it and no longer have any reaction?
"According to what you said just now, you should have seen the craniotomy. Later, when I perform the craniotomy, if there is anything wrong, you can directly tell me." In front of Yun Sheng's calm performance, Doctor Fan had already ignored the fact that she was a six-year-old child. He even treated her as an experienced doctor like himself.
"Okay, the room is too dark. Do you have a bigger mirror? It would be best if it could reach the floor." Yun Sheng measured Doctor Fan's room from the perspective of a modern doctor. The room was too narrow, and the inside was a little messy. The most important thing was that there was not enough light. He also needed to prepare alcohol for disinfection, hemostatic agents, and beast tendons for stitching. Doctor Fan seemed to be ill-prepared for these.
After being reminded by Yun Sheng, Doctor Fan found a mirror and the alcohol and beast tendons that Yun Sheng requested. However, he did not prepare hemostatic agents.....
"Why don't you have hemostatic agents? The most dangerous part of craniotomy is cerebral hemorrhage. If you don't have hemostatic agents, what if the patient bleeds? "Yun Sheng could not help but be surprised.
"Hemostatic agents are required by ancient medical skills. You forgot that I also learned magic. When I stop bleeding, I don't use hemostatic agents. I have other methods to stop bleeding." After saying that, Doctor Fan began his craniotomy.
There was no X-ray machine in the Boundless World, nor was there any equipment for taking films. Yun Sheng's Shennong Eye was only at the microscopic level, so she could not see the location of the blood clots in the child's brain.
But in this aspect, Doctor Fan's experience came into play. His hand felt around the child's swollen head for a moment, and soon landed on the back of the child's head.
Judging from the wound, the horse must have kicked the back of the child's head directly, so there was a dent in the horse's hoof.
This should be the place where the blood clots had accumulated the most.
After confirming the location of the blood clots, Doctor Fan's hand emitted a bone-chilling cold air. Yun Sheng saw that in his hand, water magic elements quickly condensed to form a blade that was not inferior to her own beast bone knife.
Using magic elements to condense into a knife that could heal?
Witnessing this scene, Yun Sheng could not help but be speechless.
Although this ice blade was formed from the water element, its hardness was not inferior to that of the beast bone blade. Furthermore, its shape could be changed according to the magician's own wishes!
This was the perfect fusion of magic and ancient medical skills?
Yun Sheng seemed to have entered a brand new realm. The combination of magic and ancient medical skills might be able to make up for the lack of modern medical equipment in the Boundless World. Yun Sheng could not help but feel her heartbeat quicken. She was looking forward to this craniotomy that still needed to be carried out.
Under the refraction of the floor-to-ceiling mirror, the light in the room was much brighter.
This was also more beneficial for Doctor Fan to carry out his craniotomy treatment.
The magic ice knife cut through the skin at the back of the boy's head, quickly revealing the skull that was covered with nerves and small blood vessels.
Blood also flowed out in an instant. But the miraculous thing was, at the place where the magic ice knife cut, the blood that was about to spurt out was immediately frozen by the cold magic elements.
Perfect!
This way, the so-called symptoms of excessive bleeding would not appear.
In fact, in modern medical treatment, there were also methods of using freezing to treat some diseased tissues. But compared to modern medical equipment, the magic elements were more gentle. It could temporarily freeze the blood, but it would not harm the internal tissues of the person.
This method was even faster than Yun Sheng directly using gold needles to stop the bleeding.
No wonder Doctor Fan said just now that he did not need a hemostatic agent.
At this point, the surgery was already half done. Yun Sheng could already see a sticky blood clot with the naked eye.
It was this large blood clot that caused the boy's brain to swell and become unconscious.
The next step was to break the blood clot in the boy's brain and release it.
The ice knife in Doctor Fan's hand slowly became thinner as he cleared out the blood clot in the boy's brain little by little.
In a small basin on the ground, there was soon a small basin of blood clot.
Just when the blood clot was almost cleared out, Doctor Fan's pupils violently shrank. He realized that his magic elements were not enough to maintain the operation.
Due to his late initiation, he was only a sorcerer, and a very simple Water Sorcerer at that. It was completely impossible for him to complete a craniotomy. Last time, he did not persist at the last moment, which led to the patient's lifelong regret.
"Doctor Fan, leave the next step to me," Yun Sheng took a step forward and a shiny knife appeared in her hand. Her fingers moved nimbly, and at a speed that was difficult to be seen by the naked eye, the remaining blood clot in the boy's brain was cleaned out.
Yun Sheng's expression was dignified. After cleaning out the blood clot in the boy's head, she quickly began to suture the wound on the boy's head.
She threaded the tendons, and the needle was like a swimming dragon. The boy's skin was perfectly sewn together under her needle technique, and only a few of the smallest stitches could be seen.
The whole process only took a moment.
If he did not see it with his own eyes, Doctor Fan would never believe that someone could complete such a difficult suture in such a short time.
Yun Sheng, who is she!
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