Chapter 2076: 2004 A Cornered Dog Jumps Over the Wall

Lin Yuan finished detoxing, yet had no thought of stepping down, instead standing aside in an unobtrusive spot waiting.

Zheng Ren for the first time thought this girl was not bad; she knew what was urgent and important.

The pre‑operation approach for implanting the heart pacemaker differed from that of the later surgery; her waiting here, though a bit hard, was necessary.

Lin Yuanzhang felt heartbroken watching, but he couldn't say anything.

"Kadalong is ready, right, the limit……"

"Boss, you're a bit nervous." Su Yun shook the syringe in her hand, with tape on it bearing the word Kadalong.

The handwriting was vigorous and lively; at a glance you could tell it was Su Yun's. He had just been mocking Professor Zhong while making preparations with Lao He.

"Hmm." Zheng Ren had nothing to deny; nervousness is nervousness, after all this is a human life, and! most importantly, this is the first surgery I'm performing in the System Operating Room without achieving a success rate over 90%.

The time is too short; surgical operation and medication cannot both be handled.

Previous surgeries, no matter how, were never this serious. Ignoring aseptic procedure, doing surgery while pushing medication could still be barely completed.

Zheng Ren sighed, when will the Big Pig Trotter be able to assign me a few assistants in the System Operating Room?

That's just a luxury.

"Don't worry, with me and Lao He here, everything's fine." Su Yun rarely offered a word of comfort.

Zheng Ren smiled and began implanting the heart pacemaker.

This is a routine surgery; Professor Zhong stood beside Zheng Ren, helping to guide the wire. He had recovered his composure, silently criticizing the Zheng Lao Ban Medical Team's rough methods.

"Lin Yuan, start disinfecting the femoral vein." Zheng Ren said while operating.

"Okay." Lin Yuan replied in a low voice.

"Others can leave now." Zheng Ren continued.

Lin Yuanzhang watched his own girl conscientiously disinfecting, laying drapes, and having to suture, his heart felt like being cut by a knife.

Hope the surgery succeeds!

If it fails, I'll definitely put Zheng Lao Ban on the blacklist.

A crowd walked out of the operating room; at the instant the airtight lead door closed, Lin Yuanzhang faintly felt X‑ray radiation hitting his body.

It seemed that half of his white blood cells died in that instant.

"Director Lin, please sit." The operator in the Shujian handed him a chair.

"No need, you go about your work." Lin Yuanzhang, though his heart felt like being cut by a knife, remained calm on the surface, showing no sign of distress.

"The surgery went quickly; Zheng Lao Ban's skill is quite high." Seeing Director Lin seemed preoccupied, the technician offered a word of comfort.

No one spoke in the operating area; the silence made one's heart pound.

Watching the screen, the guide wire went straight to position and the pacemaker was inserted; the pre‑operation finished in under ten minutes.

"Open the intercom, I want to hear what they're saying inside." Lin Yuanzhang said.

"Oh." The technician hurriedly opened the intercom.

"Boss, your idea is good." Su Yun's voice came through the intercom, "I had actually been preparing for extracorporeal cardiopulmonary resuscitation."

"There's no choice; when forced, we have to do it." Zheng Ren said.

"Never mind, what do you mean by 'forced'? When you say that, do you know what I'm thinking?" Su Yun asked.

"I don't know."

"Like a cornered dog jumping over a wall, the image is just like Heizi the day he ran away from home, sneaking around like a thief." Su Yun muttered.

Is this really a high‑difficulty surgery with only a 60% success rate?!

The people outside were all dumbfounded.

People in the operating room also chat, but to spout nonsense in front of the external professor and the hospital's supervising director is going too far.

"Professor Zhong, please apply pressure." Zheng Ren withdrew the guide wire and said to Professor Zhong.

Only then did most of the people in the operating area notice that the pacemaker had already been implanted.

One word: fast!

Two words: really fast!

Three words: really damn fast…… seems like four words.

Through the lead glass, I saw Zheng Lao Ban holding both hands flat at chest level. He turned, stood back‑to‑back with Professor Zhong, then moved to the leg side.

"Lin Yuan, come up." Zheng Ren said.

"All right!" Lin Yuan, who had been waiting anxiously, finally heard those words.

Lin Yuanzhang felt somewhat relieved, lovingly watching through the lead glass as Lin Yuan eagerly stood on Zheng Lao Ban's right side, near him.

But in an instant he realized: what was there to be happy about? No matter what, he was still just suturing in the operating room—nothing had changed at all.

He sighed inwardly.

Usually sitting in the meeting room, talking about how hard clinical doctors work, he could speak eloquently.

The materials put out by the publicity department also bring tears to the eyes.

But when his own precious daughter truly stood in the operating room filled with X‑ray radiation, Lin Yuanzhang's heart was a mix of feelings.

"Hold the guide wire steady, don't move it." Zheng Ren instructed.

"Mm!" Lin Yuanzhang heard his daughter's firm affirmative through the intercom.

He had never been so obedient even at home!

Lin Yuanzhang's old fatherly heart instantly shattered into eighty pieces.

He felt as if the cabbage he had nurtured for over twenty years had been rooted up by a pig.

Before, Lin Yuanzhang had done countless mental preparations, wondering what he would do if Lin Yuan ever brought a boyfriend home.

But he never imagined his little cabbage would insist on running into someone else's pigpen.

Although the metaphor is not appropriate, his feeling is the same.

This thing can't even be thought about; once I think whether Lin Yuan will meow at Zheng Lao Ban, Lin Yuanzhang's heart swells.

The psychological shadow area shrouds the whole person, tightly, not a single ray of light can get in.

The guidewire and catheter were carefully placed, a inferior vena cava filter was left in place, and then urokinase thrombolysis began.

"Is it necessary to leave an inferior vena cava filter?" someone in the room asked softly.

The voice was very low, very faint; Lin Yuanzhang didn't even know where it came from.

But no one answered his question.

Urokinase sprayed through the catheter onto the thrombus; visible to the naked eye, the clot blocking the right pulmonary artery disintegrated layer by layer.

At the same time, the ECG monitor began to alarm frantically.

In the operating room, no one spoke anymore; a deathly silence prevailed, only the alarm sounds could be heard.

Although the internal and external monitoring instruments were synchronized, the sound transmitted via the intercom still had a certain delay.

The alarm sounds, off by a few hundredths of a second, merged into a continuous wave like an ocean, threatening to drown a person.

Some people in the operating area were panicked; the ST segment on the monitor's ECG showed an obvious fishhook-like change.

Through the lead glass, one could see Su Yun standing at the patient's head side and anesthetist Lao He beginning to work busily.

One dose after another was pushed in; Lin Yuanzhang watched, heart pounding with fear.

Medicines all have side effects.

Using drugs like this, they will accumulate in the body, definitely a big problem!

"Can't use Cadarol anymore!" Professor Zhong's voice came from the intercom, somewhat flustered.