Chapter 2120
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"Sunny, thank you for accompanying me for the surgery."
Nuannuan smiled. "I'm your sister. Of course, I should accompany you for such a big thing. Relax and sleep. When you wake up, everything will be different. "
"Okay." Latin nodded. He did not know if it was the anesthesia or Nuannuan's words, but he soon lost consciousness.
The surgery began after the chief surgeon cut open Latin's chest. Nangong Nuannuan observed the chief surgeon's every move.
This was Nuannuan's first time observing a heart transplant surgery.
Since she had accumulated some surgical experience before this, and now that her Arcana had leveled up, she could see some cells. Therefore, Nuannuan watched the chief surgeon operate without saying a word. When she felt that the surgery could be more successful, she immediately called for the doctor to stop.
Then, she took the scalpel and performed the surgery herself.
The chief surgeon was an expert specially hired by Angel Hospital and could be said to be an absolute authority. However, Angel Hospital was a private hospital after all, and the person who took the scalpel was the boss of the hospital's company. Therefore, the chief surgeon did not say anything and let Nangong Nuannuan, a girl less than 20 years old, mess around in Latin's heart.
Originally, the expert did not want Nangong Nuannuan to perform the surgery. He even thought that since there were surveillance cameras in the room, it would not be his fault if something happened.
However, when he saw Nangong Nuannuan perform a series of surgeries and the removal of excess blood vessels in Latin's chest, the expert was shocked.
This … Was this really something a girl less than 20 years old could do?
Even he couldn't do it so accurately with the help of a machine!
Nangong Nuannuan performed the most dangerous part of the surgery herself. After she was done, she returned the scalpel to the chief surgeon.
The doctor's eyes were full of surprise. He took the scalpel and continued the surgery.
After the heart was removed and the pacemaker maintained external pacing, Nangong Nuannuan took over the scalpel.
This was because she could see the places where the blood vessels around Radin's heart were congested due to years of illness. She used a surgical gamma knife and rays to clear all the tiny congested objects in the blood vessels before returning the scalpel to the chief surgeon.
The chief surgeon's eyes were wide open.
In fact, many experts were able to perform heart transplant surgery, but the survival rate of patients after heart transplant varied. The long ones could be as long as decades, while the short ones were between a few years to ten years.
The reason for this was the treatment of these tiny blood vessels.
Due to the impurities in the blood vessels, many doctors were unable to clear them due to lack of technique. After the new heart was placed in the chest and started to circulate, the body would automatically start to reject the impurities.
If the blood vessels that were already filled with impurities encountered rejection by the heart, it would quickly cause blood vessel congestion.
If such a blockage could not be cleared quickly, it would result in a serious rejection reaction. Almost one or two months after the surgery, the patient would die because of the blockage of the small blood vessels around the heart and the aorta.
If the rejection was not serious and the blood vessels were slowly clogged, they could live for a few years to ten years.
But for some people, because the blood vessels were very clean, and the cell rejection effect was good, it would not cause blood vessel blockage. In this case, as long as the transplanted heart did not have organic lesions, they could continue to live until their organs failed and they died of old age.
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