Chapter 1580: with translation of chapter title

Shou Bing ended, Professor Yang, under the vicious glare of the circulating nurse, tried not to look at that pile of fresh frozen red blood cells.

Blood withdrawal, the procedures are cumbersome, but Professor Yang doesn't need to do it personally.

Really...... How could the bleeding be only 30 ml? That's too terrifying.

"Professor Yang, are you going up for the next surgery?" Zheng Ren asked casually.

"Huh? Next?"

"There's still another Ge Xie Disease patient needing a surgery live broadcast." Zheng Ren laughed.

"Oh oh." Professor Yang recalled that a few days ago, Zheng Lao Ban had taken in a patient who came seeking fame for Ge Xie Disease.

That patient was scheduled for today's surgery, the second one.

"I'll come up to take a look." Professor Yang then said: "Zheng Lao Ban, wait a moment."

Saying that, he and Lao He sent the patient off the operating table.

Zhou Chun Yong stood at the instrument table, and even after the circulating nurse collected the pathology specimen, he remained staring dumbfounded at the tumor tissue cut off before his eyes.

As it turns out, the liver cancer after treatment from the interventional surgery I performed looks like this to the naked eye.

A window was quietly opened, and Zhou Chun Yong saw a brand-new world.

This world belongs to him, but his eyes have always been covered by an invisible hand. He only guessed, never opening his eyes to really look.

Only now upon looking does he gain a brand-new understanding of the liver cancer interventional embolization procedure he has performed over the years.

The effect is not bad!

The tumor tissue already shows patchy necrosis, piece by piece; it looks like it won't take three surgeries for an 8 cm malignant tumor to be completely embolized.

So that's how it is; Zhou Chun Yong sighs again in his heart.

Even after the circulating nurse had finished collecting and taking away the specimen, Zhou Chun Yong still felt unsatisfied.

The words Zheng Lao Ban said before the surgery are still fresh in his ears.

Dissecting the patient? That's nonsense.

But surgery truly lets everyone see the effect of interventional embolization.

In the future, if anyone questions it, I'll just bring out this dissection and slap his face hard.

Perhaps after this surgery, doubts about the efficacy of interventional surgery will weaken considerably, Zhou Chun Yong thought.

"Director Zhou? What are you thinking about?" Su Yun tore off her sterile gown and asked with a smile.

"I never expected it to be like this." Zhou Chun Yong said abruptly.

Su Yun smiled, but didn't directly retort Zhou Chun Yong with two sentences.

I myself am also seeing it for the first time.

Although after each procedure there is an intuitive experience. This is a talent; Zhou Chun Yong not having it is also normal.

But even if one can guess it oneself, it's not as good as seeing it in person.

The effect really is not bad, Su Yun thought.

"Boss, I'm not doing the Ge Xie Disease patient's surgery." Su Yun directly started slacking off.

"En, I'll just do it together with Professor Yang." Zheng Ren said.

"When did Ge Xie Disease become a routine surgery?" Su Yun teased, his mood also slightly different.

Such a rare disease, hardly anyone nationwide dares to perform it, yet in this Medical Team it has become a routine surgery.

Just thinking about it feels fantastical.

The circulating nurse and Xie Yiren hurried to tidy the operating room; Zheng Ren saw Xiao Yi Ren bustling about and wanted to go help.

But he was undoubtedly pushed away.

It's just like cooking and washing dishes at home, no difference.

"Don't cause trouble, prepare for surgery." Su Yun said: "Afternoon, medical university lecture, don't forget."

Su Yun reminded, fearing that after Zheng Ren finishes surgery he'll have nothing to do and will run straight to the Emergency Department.

"En." Zheng Ren nodded, "Lately the Emergency Department side isn't busy; I've gone twice and didn't see any proper patients."

At the same time, an Emergency Rescue Service vehicle with out-of-town license plates came wailing.

Zhou Litao was on alert in the Emergency Resuscitation Room, somewhat apprehensively guessing what kind of patient.

Soon, a gurney was pushed in; the out-of-town doctor, with sharp eyes, immediately recognized Zhou Litao as the Inpatient Chief responsible for resuscitation, and reported the medical history to him.

"The patient is a 38-year-old male who, due to reduced appetite, fatigue, nausea and vomiting for one week, was admitted to our hospital's Xiao Hua Nei Ke three days ago for treatment."

Over the past year, the patient has self-reported fatigue and difficulty swallowing, but can still work normally. Upon admission examination, vital signs were normal, spirits low, abdominal exam showed no abnormalities. Gastroscopy suggested chronic superficial atrophic gastritis; small bowel contrast study indicated obstruction in the horizontal segment of the duodenum.

"Intestinal obstruction?" Zhou Litao asked the out-of-town doctor while directing resuscitation.

"En, our hospital's Xiao Hua Nei Ke diagnosed intestinal obstruction." The out-of-town doctor said hurriedly: "After admission, the patient's nausea and vomiting symptoms gradually worsened."

After symptomatic treatment, gastric emptying symptoms did not improve, and due to swallowing inability, nasogastric feeding was given. General Surgery Department consultation; before surgery, the patient developed pulmonary infection, fell into coma, and blood gas analysis indicated respiratory failure.

Zhou Litao looked at the monitor showing the patient's blood oxygen saturation at only 90%, feeling it somewhat tricky.

"Call the Gastroenterology Surgery department for an emergency consultation." Zhou Litao said solemnly.

A nurse hurriedly ran out to the nursing station to notify the Gastroenterology Surgery department.

"Are there any other treatment measures?" Zhou Litao asked.

"None." The out-of-town doctor said: "Our hospital doesn't dare to administer anesthesia, and surgery doesn't dare to operate, fearing they won't be able to get off the table."

This situation is quite common.

When encountering a difficult patient, they are directly sent to a higher-level hospital.

"How many hours ago did they set out?" Zhou Litao inquired about some important yet easily overlooked points.

"It took 4 hours on the highway." The out-of-town doctor said: "After entering Di Du, it slowed down, and it took another 2 hours to get here."

6 hours…… Zhou Litao let out a breath.

If it were intestinal obstruction, there would probably already be symptoms like intestinal necrosis. Zhou Litao saw the patient's abdomen slightly distended, considered the possibility of intestinal gas, and took advantage of the time before Gastroenterology Surgery arrived to perform a physical exam.

The patient's condition was average, expression slightly indifferent, and had no response to his Conversation. He could only occasionally blink his eyes to indicate he was feeling unwell.

His hand felt the patient's abdomen, feeling somewhat soft; even if there was intestinal obstruction, there were no signs of intestinal necrosis, and Zhou Litao's heart eased a little.

As long as there's no delay in the condition, that's fine.

But with this condition, even if sent to 912, the Shou Bing difficulty would be considerable. Unable to get off the table, throwing the person onto the Operating table, the possibility is not small.

Because the patient could not answer questions, Zhou Litao carefully observed the patient's expression.

Pressing down, he seemed to frown, feeling somewhat Uncomfortable, likely indicating tenderness. The blinking frequency increased a bit, and Zhou Litao felt it was a little strange.

He always felt the patient was hinting at something to himself.

No rebound pain, no muscle Tension, no board-like abdomen. The symptoms are still relatively simple, not a big problem.

"Did you bring the films?" Zhou Litao then disinfected his hands and asked the out-of-town doctor.

"Brought, brought." The out-of-town 120 doctor immediately replied.

A family member immediately produced all the examination reports.