Chapter 1579: 1530 The Building Will Collapse (Alliance Leader Yun Piao Ying's Extra Update 2)

The director of the Hepatobiliary Surgery Department, Li Zhu ren, did not go on stage.

He sat in the director's office, locked the door from inside, and secretly watched the surgery live broadcast.

Li Zhu ren felt no ill will toward Zheng Ren, and of course no special fondness either.

In his view, the actions of this Nobel Prize Nominee recruited by Intervention Department's Director Kong were mostly just a gimmick.

They were various little tricks cooked up by young people eager to rise quickly.

Surgery live broadcast?

Nonsense! If you're capable, broadcast a surgery; if you're capable, broadcast one for a month?! Uh, it seems broadcasting for a month isn't happening.

Then try broadcasting for a year! See if you run into trouble—that's when you'd really see ghosts.

Li Zhu ren still had objections to broadcasting surgery; this approach simply does not exist in the mind of a 'orthodox' doctor.

Broadcasting a liver-splitting surgery, if a blood vessel suddenly bleeds heavily…… Li Zhu ren pondered, the surging torrents of fresh blood would gush out, the suction device would be useless, and one could only rely on experience to press a finger on the bleeding point and then tie it off bit by bit.

If that really happened, the live broadcast would be ruined.

Li Zhu ren did not want anything to happen to the patient, nor to the surgery; his mood was very uneasy.

Because he feared something might go wrong, he temporarily had himself go on stage to help put out the fire, and the whole process was broadcast live.

So he never went up; he stayed in his own office watching the surgery live broadcast.

The surgery began, the technique was very neat, and Li Zhu ren felt refreshed and delighted watching it.

But this is not worth praising.

If one can't even understand opening the abdomen and anatomical structure, and does it all hesitant and clumsy, how dare they do a surgery live broadcast!

As a person, if you don't have a rough idea in your mind, what's the point?

Isolating the liver, the right lobe was exposed in the field of view. Li Zhu ren shifted his posture, moving a bit closer to the flat panel.

The crucial point of the surgery has arrived!

Unlike what was imagined, the liver was cut open along the membrane, a traction line was left, and after cutting into the liver parenchyma there was only a little bleeding, which the operator immediately stopped.

The ultrasonic knife wasn't being used flashily; the operator's technique was very plain and simple. If not for being overly practiced, judging from the operation, one would think they were basically a beginner.

But this is only a first impression; only someone of low skill would think that.

The clamps at the tip of the ultrasonic knife kept separating—making a 'pa-pa-pa' sound when they should, and otherwise proceeding with blunt dissection all the way.

When encountering a somewhat larger blood vessel, the operator would not choose the ultrasonic knife to stop bleeding or cut it, but would use a titanium clip to complete the operation.

The operator was very careful and cautious, which Li Zhu ren judged.

No wonder they dare to broadcast surgery—'cautious sailing brings ten thousand years of safety' is an unshakable truth.

When the tumor tissue appeared in the field of view, Li Zhu ren's entire demeanor changed.

His skill surpasses Professor Yang's; although he is old, with dim eyes and shaky hands, and does not perform surgery often, his experience remains, and he possesses extremely rich clinical experience.

He has never seen a liver tumor like this in his entire life!

The boundary is very clear; just that alone is already enough.

Li Zhu ren's right hand trembled slightly, as if he were holding an ultrasonic knife, performing blunt dissection and hemostasis on the operating table.

But the rhythm was off; no matter how he adjusted, he could never keep up with the operator's hand speed, which appeared not fast.

Li Zhu ren didn't mind; being old, his hand speed is slow—this is an objective law, nothing to say about it.

What he cared about was the liver tumor.

The boundary is clear; as long as blunt dissection is done 0.7–1 cm from the tumor, cutting off the vessels that need to be cut, the surgery ends.

Rather than his usual surgery, where he carefully and cautiously preserves more liver tissue for the patient while trying to remove the tumor tissue as cleanly as possible.

Think of all the surgeries he has performed in his life, then compare them to the surgery live broadcast before him; Li Zhu ren felt his lifetime of surgeries were a great loss.

How much extra effort has been poured into it?!

It really is a helpless situation.

In isolating the tumor tissue, the operator's choice was also relatively aggressive—not keeping a 1 cm distance from the tumor, but instead minimizing the range, performing isolation at 0.7 cm.

Don't think it's only a few millimeters' difference, but the liver tissue retained is genuinely substantial.

Postoperatively, the patient's liver function will definitely be a bit better; this is a detail, and also a very important point.

Isolation, without the imagined bleeding.

The operator seemed able to anticipate, finding every point that might bleed one step ahead—either cutting it with the ultrasonic knife or clamping it with a titanium clip.

Li Zhu ren silently watched the surgery.

The surgical skill already surpassed his imagination, because the operator's skill is high, and also because this is a liver cancer resection after an interventional embolization procedure.

The main blood vessel supplying the liver has already been embolized and blocked, so the process of isolating the tumor involves almost no bleeding.

This is completely different from Li Zhu ren's previous judgment.

Although Li Zhu ren also acknowledges that interventional embolization surgery is effective, being a surgeon by training, he fundamentally looks down on using interventional surgery to treat liver cancer from the bottom of his heart.

Aside from patients with surgical contraindications, he instinctively resists and rejects everything done by the Intervention Department.

Yet, a single research surgery with a clear purpose actually let him see so many benefits?

Li Zhu ren's brows furrowed.

Several minutes, like a white colt passing through a gap, the tumor was quickly 'completely' cut out.

This is not a lipoma; it is a liver cancer with countless connections to the surrounding normal liver tissue!

How could it be so complete?

By this point, the fact that there was little bleeding had already been considered by Li Zhu ren once, and he no longer thought about it.

Complete removal of the tumor means the possibility of postoperative metastasis is reduced. Especially when the major nutrient vessels of a large tumor are embolized, the chance of postoperative recurrence becomes even smaller.

If all liver cancer surgeries could be done like this……

Li Zhu ren's mind suddenly conjured an idea.

He was startled by his own thought.

No way! How could he think like that?!

Joking!

If that were the case, Gan Dan Wai Ke, this major liver cancer resection surgery, wouldn't it be snatched away by the Intervention Department?

At the very least, it would also have to be handled by the Intervention Department before surgery.

The positions of the upstream and downstream departments were reversed by an invisible force.

Speaking from natural laws, this is unscientific. But looking at this surgery before his eyes, if he didn't do it that way, it would actually be unscientific.

Gan Dan Wai Ke, skyscrapers, collapsed with a boom, the deafening sound Li Zhu ren heard crystal clear.

There's nothing much to see in the operating area; Li Zhu ren could tell just by watching the surgeon's intraoperative maneuvers that there was hardly any bleeding.

Indeed, after a simple rinse, no active bleeding was found, and the surgeon began to close the abdomen.

The surgery is about to end, Li Zhu ren thought.

After closing the abdominal cavity, the surgeon left the operating area, but the surgery live broadcast did not stop.

What is this for?

In Li Zhu ren's surprise, he saw the surgeon approach the pathology basin and begin dissecting the tumor tissue.

The tumor tissue was cut open, showing a grayish-black mottled appearance, with extensive necrotic lesions already appearing inside.

This...

The sound that Li Zhu ren had just shaken off in his mind seemed to reappear—the rumbling of collapsing buildings continued without cease.

The surgery on the screen had ended, but Li Zhu ren stared blankly at the tumor tissue the surgeon had finally dissected, dazed.