Chapter 1313: 1274 Directly Knocked Out (Alliance Leader ibanker extra chapter 4)

As the operator's assistant, personally feeling this change in power and watching the Surgery live broadcast are completely different.

The changes in force transmitted through the guidewire, and every directional shift, become three-dimensional and tangible in his mind. The Surgery live broadcast cannot convey this at all.

This is exactly that feeling! Absolutely correct! This is breaking through human limits, finding the feel of manipulating the guidewire in turbulence!

Mei Ha'er couldn't help but become excited.

He seemed to forget he was the patient, lying on the Operating table, while the guidewire wandered through his Blood Vessel.

This excitement and agitation intertwined, causing Mei Ha'er's heart rate to involuntarily increase.

"Stop." Zheng Ren, who had been monitoring the ECG Monitor, suddenly said.

"Uh…" Mei Ha'er paused for a moment, the Shou Bing was going smoothly, why call a stop?

"Doctor, your heart rate is already 102 beats per minute. If you can't control your emotions again, I'll have my assistant replace you." Zheng Ren said calmly.

"Alright, I'll calm down." Mei Ha'er closed his eyes, took a deep breath, then said: "Zheng, that feeling just now was truly wonderful, exactly as I imagined, perfect and flawless. May I try operating now?"

"Yes, but don't get agitated." Zheng Ren said.

Mei Ha'er never expected Zheng Ren to be so easygoing; he actually said "yes" to himself!

His heart rate was a bit fast, but after all, he had touched the most difficult point of Interventional surgery; not being excited would be impossible.

Although it was only just a moment, he felt that long‑dreamed‑for sensation.

Turbulence, the greatest unpredictable force affecting Interventional surgery, Zheng could actually make a judgment on the spot and manipulate the guidewire through it! Moreover, it seems there is more than one such spot; the manipulation after turbulence is somewhat complex, and Mei Ha'er cannot fully perceive it clearly.

It truly is hands kissed by Heaven; otherwise this couldn't be explained. Being able to manipulate the guidewire through turbulence—if not experienced firsthand, one could never believe it.

Mei Ha'er quickly calmed down; the levels of various Hormones released by his body dropped, and his heart rate gradually returned to normal.

His ability to manage his emotions is top‑notch.

Perhaps because he is a big name in Heart Discipline and also has heart disease, the result of years of subconscious control.

"Zheng, I can try now." Mei Ha'er silently counted his own heartbeats, then opened his eyes and said to Zheng Ren.

There's no need to understand the medical physics formula; the data are too complex to instantly calculate a correct method. One must rely on feeling, Mei Ha'er." Zheng Ren said.

Mei Ha'er smiled, indicating he understood.

After all, lying on the Operating table, he couldn't perform any other actions.

The guidewire continued to wander in the Radial Artery; Mei Ha'er could feel that Zheng Ren at the operator's position had slightly less force in his hand. At this moment, he became an assistant.

And the operator is myself, the patient lying on the Operating table.

Mei Ha'er twisted the Microguidewire with his right hand, eyes on the screen above, the Microguidewire moving forward bit by bit.

The guidewire and Microguidewire hitting the blood vessel wall is almost inevitable in Interventional surgery.

The unpredictable turbulence, the operator's technique, and blood vessels not much thicker than the Microguidewire—all these are obstacles.

But for Mei Ha'er, only turbulence is a real, insurmountable obstacle. His right hand slightly twisted the Microguidewire, feeling the minuscule force transmitted from the guidewire.

Here…… in an instant, Mei Ha'er felt the turbulence's force in the blood vessel. However, he only had time to make the first move, after which the Microguidewire was knocked off course by the turbulence and struck the vessel wall.

"Mei Ha'er, press the wrist down, move the finger 6° into the fourth quadrant; this position can get through. But after passing, the wrist needs to shift upward‑left……" Zheng Ren corrected.

The Microguidewire is still in the Radial Artery; bumping the vessel wall a little is nothing, Mei Ha'er knows this.

"Zheng, how did you react? Precognition or……"

"Having done many Shou Bing, after feeling the turbulence's force, the body reacts naturally." Zheng Ren said, "Doctor, we need to speed up the Shou Bing; you still have three attempts."

"Only three chances?" Mei Ha'er felt some regret.

But Zheng Ren is right; now it's Shou Bing state, I'm already an over‑eighty‑year‑old man, I can't have lots of time to squander.

He held his breath, focused, and continued to move the Microguidewire forward.

Unfortunately, although Mei Ha'er could sense the turbulence's existence, his bodily response could not compare to young Zheng Ren's.

Each time he tried to react, the blood flow in the vessel would deflect the Microguidewire, making it hit the vessel wall.

The last time, he even lightly touched an atherosclerotic plaque.

Mei Ha'er sighed; this experience was terrible. It would be better if Zheng Ren were operating, while I merely felt the sensation of penetrating turbulence.

The decline of bodily functions cannot be reversed.

"Zheng, you should do it." Mei Ha'er said with some regret: "As an assistant, I think I shouldn't take up too much of the operator's resources."

Zheng Ren smiled, held no grudge against Mei Ha'er, nodded, and said: "Doctor, let's continue the Shou Bing."

Control of the Microguidewire passed from Mei Ha'er to Zheng Ren, as if an uncontrollable beast had been tamed outright.

Moving forward within the vessel wall.

When turbulence was encountered again, Mei Ha'er watched the image with his eyes, the hand supporting the Microguidewire sensing subtle changes in force and angle.

So that's how it is……

So that's how it is……

So that's how it is……

Repeated realizations rose in Mei Ha'er's heart.

At this point, he was no longer agitated, as when he first got into Interventional Medicine Discipline, feeling, comprehending, improving.

The guidewire was about to enter the anterior descending branch; Zheng Ren suddenly looked up and gave Lao He a glance.

Lao He held the medicine and directly injected it.

Basic anesthesia is a method that puts the patient into a sleep or light anesthesia state. It is generally used for short operations, such as gastrointestinal endoscopy, painless abortion……

After many attempts, Zheng Ren's constant failures wore out his patience.

Or perhaps let the Doctor be anesthetized; that might help, which is why Lao He appears here.

The Doctor felt something wrong and immediately said: "Zheng……"

He uttered just a single word, then fell asleep.

Zheng Ren seized the time to perform the Shou Bing; the basic anesthesia period is short—if 15 Minutes cannot finish the Shou Bing, we must continue administering medicine. Otherwise, the risk will double.

"Zheng Lao Ban, is this okay?" Lao He held a syringe, somewhat apprehensive.

"Nothing wrong with that." Zheng Ren said: "Su Yun, what are you looking at, the capture device?"

Su Yun immediately moved to the side, acting as an assistant.

In his imagination, Zheng Ren would have made consecutive mistakes under great pressure, but that didn't happen; everything was just like previous Shou Bing—simple, clean, and swift.

What a pity, Su Yun thought to himself.

Such a wooden person, really boring—giving oneself an Opportunity, what could it do! Su Yun thought.

However, the Shou Bing continued, and it sped up instantly after Mei Ha'er received basic anesthesia. Su Yun also couldn't multitask; even giving his all as an assistant wasn't enough.

Lao He also noticed the Enhancement in the Shou Bing's speed; originally, Zheng Lao Ban was giving Mei Ha'er a Lesson on Shou Bing…… but the Shou Bing just now was already fast—does it need to be this fast?

The guidewire accurately struck the capture device, the non-compliant balloon expanded internally; this series of steps was completed in one smooth motion.

"Su Yun, watch the monitor." Zheng Ren operated the catheter to perform blunt dissection while cautiously saying: "If anything is wrong, tell the Head Nurse to give medicine according to your judgment."

Although the monitor's data now shows stable condition, but soon we must remove the stent inside the anterior descending branch; this is the most dangerous step.

"Hmm, I'm watching." Su Yun wasn't surprised that Zheng Ren entrusted everything to him; he only took charge of the Shou Bing.

After all, regarding cardiac complications, I consider myself an expert among experts.

"Zheng Lao Ban, your Shou Bing……" Director Zhang watched the interventional cardiologist who always avoided removing coronary artery stents, the Shou Bing process, and exclaimed in astonishment: "Truly…… impressive!"

Zheng Ren didn't speak; no matter how boastful, if the Shou Bing can't be done, he's just an idiot.

And Director Zhang also didn't notice that Zheng Ren ignored her; she felt no embarrassment at all.

She focused intently on the Shou Bing process, completely absorbed. The earlier "praise," she didn't take to heart; it was simply a fact, and she couldn't hold back.

A stent retriever was smoothly inserted.

It resembles a catheter, with a blunt tip at the front, using as little force as possible to sever the adhesions and hyperplasia between the blood vessel intima and the stent.

This maneuver, Zheng Ren is the most skilled.

Like handling tofu, that's the idea. But now his hand can't get in, so he can only use interventional surgery means to detach the adhesions between the stent and the blood vessel intima.

The difficulty of the Shou Bing suddenly increased.

The procedure for removing coronary artery stents had been introduced early, but was immediately rejected. Because the success rate of the Shou Bing…… was nearly zero. Thus, in the end, rather than start developing biodegradable stents, no doctor wanted to touch this field.

Zheng Ren, who spans both the Surgery Department and the Intervention Department, had no such worries.

He manually operated the catheter removal, entering Mei Ha'er's anterior descending coronary artery.

A small blackish shadow appeared on the screen, tiny and fine; without close inspection it couldn't be distinguished.

Director Zhang carefully watched the screen, feeling the catheter rotate by an angle. The guidewire seemed to walk through her coronary artery, and her heart gave a thump.

The catheter unswervingly headed toward that dark mass; Director Zhang envisioned the image of a clot being pulled. This is the hardest part—the blood vessel would likely spasm, followed by myocardial ischemia, and then……

The anesthesia was just right; Director Zhang immediately realized.

Even someone on the Observation Platform would involuntarily have this association; if Mei Ha'er were still awake, his coronary artery would probably have started spasming by now.