Chapter 2259: with translation of chapter title

They say doing many surgeries will definitely cause trouble. Anyone with a glib tongue can say that easily.

But if it really happened to one's own close relatives and friends, probably less than 1% of people could accept it calmly. Most people's mindset is: no matter how small the probability of a mistake, if something goes wrong, it's definitely the surgery's fault! (Note 1)

Professor Tian

If nothing happens, that's good; saying all that is useless. Whether something happens or not is a probability issue; no matter how high the skill, you can only reduce that probability to a certain extent; absolutely no one can have every surgery succeed from start to finish.

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Professor Tian

Boss Zheng of 912 and the Emergency Department Inpatient Chief of Haicheng City First Hospital

Professor Tian and the chilling surgery

Doctor Zhou, Haicheng, classmate, surgery

Actually, at that time Professor Tian had already prepared to personally perform the embolization of the lumbar artery.

Intervention Department Doctor and the lumbar artery

But that surgery actually made me feel like the surgery had been done wrong! The Theory's 5000ml of bleeding ended up being less than 500ml in practice—extremely smooth.

Doctor Zhou and Chief Zheng

Imperial Capital and the medical community

Chief Zheng and Boss Zheng

Boss Zheng, the Medical Team, the project, the surgery live broadcast, and the Nobel Prize project

Won't make a mistake? Chief Zheng……Zheng Lao Ban might just be that kind of person.

Apricot Grove Garden Surgery Live Broadcast Room and Boss Zheng

Young people, high skill, and truly good luck—Professor Tian, thinking and thinking, began to envy Zheng Lao Ban far away in 912.

"Doctor Tian, we've observed for an hour, let's send him to ICU." said the thoracic doctor.

"Okay."

It's impossible to observe too long in the operating room; the patient already feels something is wrong.

She always watches dubiously every figure coming and going, her ears practically perked up, listening carefully to every exchange among the medical staff.

"Doctor, how do I get to ICU?" the patient asked, a little afraid.

"It's fine, postoperative observation is required for a night." Professor Tian said perfunctorily.

In the operating room you can't speak frankly; who knows what might happen if you say too much. If the patient gets emotionally agitated and jumps off the operating table, what then!

If a patient under local anesthesia were to "escape" from the operating room, that would be a big joke.

Not to mention local anesthesia; there are precedents of patients with epidural anesthesia insisting on stopping surgery and ending up falling from the table.

Go to ICU, then after entering, I'll communicate with the patient's family myself.

Professor Tian frowned, called for an assistant to bring a stretcher, but just then the patient suddenly developed palpitations and shortness of breath.

"Doctor, cough cough cough... I can't catch my breath." The patient reached out, wanting to grab something.

Professor Tian held the patient's hand, and the four words "limbs cold" appeared in his mind.

I go... the symptoms of pulmonary embolism have appeared!

Pulmonary embolism caused by bone cement usually has delayed onset of symptoms; 1-2 hours is considered short.

"Give oxygen! Hurry to ICU." After saying that, Professor Tian and others pulled the stretcher and ran to ICU as fast as possible.

After symptomatic treatment, the patient's condition... still showed no improvement, with symptoms such as chest tightness, chest pain, and difficulty breathing appearing.

Professor Tian panicked.

"If there's a clot, can you handle it?"

"Doctor Tian, you're panicking, aren't you?" the thoracic doctor said with a wry smile.

This hospital focuses on orthopedics; other departments exist but are quite weak. No one would come to an orthopedic hospital for a heart attack, nor would anyone come here to treat malignant tumors other than bone cancer.

Thus, the strongest technical department kept expanding, even becoming renowned nationwide.

Meanwhile, other departments, those with slightly better technical skills, have all quit; nobody can endure the extremely low surgical volume.

Without surgery, technical regression is inevitable.

Therefore, other departments on this side can still manage a consultation, but if it were like the Surgery Livestream Room where they remove a 12cm clot, no one could do it.

Huh? Surgery Livestream Room? Zheng Lao Ban?

Professor Tian immediately suppressed his anxiety and began to recall.

Pulmonary embolism has two surgical approaches; domestic reporting on accident-related surgeries is severely lacking, all written in foreign journals.

Foreign reports often use traditional open-chest surgery, percutaneous cardiac catheter intervention, and combined techniques to remove clots.

And when thinking of percutaneous cardiac catheter intervention, Professor Tian recalls that hair-raising surgery he performed in Haicheng!

Find Chief Zheng...... Zheng Lao Ban, come!

Once this thought appears in the mind, it can never be erased.

But I don't know him; would he come just because I call? This idea is akin to a joke.

Ask the Medical Department? They definitely won't agree; an internal consultation is required.

Looking at the patient before him, already showing signs of cyanosis, Professor Tian gritted his teeth and took out his phone.

Let's tackle it from several angles at once.

However, first, I need to call Haicheng.

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The orthopedic doctor Zhou Yisheng of Haicheng Shi Yiyuan held his phone, staring blankly at the screen.

The phone had been hung up for nearly a minute, yet he still hadn't reacted.

Usually, lower-level Hospital encounter difficulties and seek higher-level Hospital; sometimes they even have to drive overnight from Sheng Cheng to come save the platform.

However, this time, Tian Title: Teacher actually made a phone call from Di Du; is this a hotline for relatives and friends seeking help?

Although it wasn't looking for oneself, but Tian Title: Teacher specifically asked oneself to contact Chief Zheng, which has left Zhou Yisheng still somewhat dazed to this day.

Knowing that Chief Zheng does well in Di Du, but not knowing that he does it this well.

Awesome!

No, the situation on Tian Title: Teacher's side seems very urgent; still better to hurry and make a phone call.

He found Chief Zheng's phone number and dialed it.

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Everyone eating tonight are our own people; Zheng Renye is not so restrained.

Whether Director Kong or Director Lin, they all know Zheng Lao Ban's temper; after saying only a word of congratulations, they casually ate and drank, casually said some jokes, livening up the atmosphere.

Director Kong's ten-thousand-and-first feeling; at that time oneself had discerning eyes like a torch, even went to Hai Cheng twice, and dug Zheng Lao Ban into one's own hands.

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Note 1: About five years ago, my father underwent lower limb Artery thrombolysis surgery; six hours after the surgery, the detached clot lodged in the Blood Vessel on the dorsum of the right foot.

The skin on the dorsum of the foot visibly darkened to the naked eye, accompanied by severe pain.

The feeling back then……was basically like this. Understanding, only exists in rational thought. When facing family members' emergency situations, I now recall my past self, I estimate my eyes were all red.

Anyway, the director of the Blood Vessel department held onto me and talked all night, never going home.

True feeling record; from then on I knew that when encountering emergency situations and complications, one must understand how good a doctor's temper can be.