Chapter 1581: A brief explanation regarding the combination of interventional surgery and surgical surgery

A brief explanation regarding the combination of interventional surgery and surgical surgery.

Regarding liver cancer resection after interventional surgery, here we explain in two sentences.

Because the novel's timeline is disordered, I didn't elaborate much in the main text.

This surgical technique has become a routine surgery in large hepatobiliary hospitals. Our hospital has invited a professor from a hepatobiliary hospital in Modu to come regularly for consultations and surgeries.

After some time of contact, he approved our interventional level; before surgical surgery, they must first do an interventional step—embolization then resection.

The benefits are obvious, as written in the text.

There is exaggeration in the text, but a few days ago I heard from a friend in the Anesthesiology Department that a certain director at Peking Union Medical College Orthopedics, while performing cervical spine surgery, had bleeding of about 10ml, and I was stunned at that time.

Minimally invasive, enhancement of recognition of local anatomical structure, and accumulation of surgical case numbers will turn a originally massive-bleeding surgery into a 'small' surgery.

Getting back to the point, liver cancer resection, cutting by hepatectomy, interventional first, the two methods combined, the effect is indeed good.

In the text, the tumor is 8 cm or 6×7 cm; this is intentionally written. The latter is the effect after interventional surgery; the former is the size from the initial film reading, and the doctor (I) is accustomed to using the initial size to describe.

This is not a typo.

Let's give an example.

Four years ago there was a patient with a right liver tumor 18 cm…… yes, still not a typo, it really was 18 cm. We performed six interventional surgeries here; after the tumor obviously shrank, we went to Modu for a hepatectomy surgical resection. The patient is doing well now, hasn't been heard from in a long time, only seeing in friends' circles the happy life of the elderly.

This is the best state, to forget each other in the rivers and seas.

Getting back to the point again, surgical resection and radiofrequency ablation, which is better, which is worse, I think there is no good or bad, only suitable or unsuitable.

Collapsing with a boom is just for plot need; is Zheng Lao Ban awesome? That is certain.

Hepatobiliary doctor readers, don't mind... lingering regret.

But doing an interventional procedure once before surgical surgery, the effect is indeed—great.

That's all for now; tomorrow it seems we need to release nine chapters, because of a major plot, stopping would be bad.

The mood is right; not adding more points, making the climax plot smooth, I always feel something is missing. Although I'm reluctant to waste the draft, there's nothing to be done.

Then that's it, continue asking for monthly votes, thanks everyone, Jiu Gong~.