Chapter 285: line with translation of chapter title

During this physical examination, the patient exhibited chills, high fever, abdominal muscle Tension, rigid abdomen, and other abnormal symptoms.

Director Xia had no choice; let's just do the surgery.

The patient was transferred to General Surgery Department Two.

Director Liu of General Surgery Department One reportedly fell ill after the Emergency Department took over the emergency surgery case, and he still hasn't returned to work. The entire department is semi-paralyzed, so if you need to find someone, you can only turn to Director Sun of General Surgery Department Two.

He was transferred to another department to prepare for emergency surgery.

Director Sun is quite careful; no matter how this is handled, it could offend someone, so he called Zheng Ren to give him time to come to the Guan Guan Tai.

Usually it's the junior doctors who call the director, but this time it's the other way around.

Director Sun doesn't think it's embarrassing; what a joke—this person can perform a pancreaticoduodenectomy alone, someone we can't afford to offend.

If Director Sun still had a competitive streak before, last night Zheng Ren's emergency surgery—where he proactively performed embolization, causing intestinal necrosis, then removed a segment of intestine to stop the bleeding—completely put out Director Sun's fire.

Is this something a person would do? You must never offend someone like this.

I didn't expect Zheng Ren to have an emergency case and go straight to surgery.

"Is there a problem with Director Sun's surgery?" Director Xiao asked.

"He should be preparing for surgery, but he's unsure, so he went to Chief Zheng to hold things down." Chu Yanran said casually.

"..." Director Xiao was stunned.

"Hold things down? Find an Inpatient Chief to hold things down for the director?"

"Chief Zheng diagnosed a gallbladder torsion; Director Sun probably fears complications." Chu Yanran suddenly felt something was off with her words and tried to backtrack.

"My God, a floating gallbladder!" Professor Rudolf said in Chinese.

Director Xiao, not coming from a General Surgery background, had no idea that gallbladder torsion had such an alias, and he was stunned.

"Has Professor Rudolf encountered this before?" Director Kong laughed.

He also discovered that this professor, who has quite an artistic flair, actually understands Chinese, though his spoken ability is a bit lacking.

"I've heard that Berlin Charlotte University Comprehensive Hospital once had a research team dedicated to this study. But floating gallbladders are extremely rare, so there hasn't been much progress in diagnosis and differential diagnosis." Professor Rudolf replied in somewhat stiff Chinese.

Charlotte University Comprehensive Hospital is Germany's top hospital; the leader of that research team is also a member of the Excellence Plan, so Professor Rudolf is familiar with him.

It turned out to be a floating gallbladder, and Professor Rudolf immediately became interested.

"Director, I'd like to record the surgery; this is valuable material." Professor Rudolf made the request.

Director Xiao didn't mind; foreign friends wanting to keep the surgery footage—is that even worth mentioning? It's routine to record videos during surgery, especially for major operations, to preserve material for future study.

The foreign friends' request shows the surgery is major, and it also indirectly proves the medical standards of Haicheng Shi Yiyuan.

This is a good thing.

He exchanged a few pleasantries, regardless of whether Professor Rudolf understood, then picked up the phone and called Director Liu directly.

"Director Liu, please wait a moment for the surgery."

"Yeah, a professor from Germany wants to observe the surgery."

"Patient... please wait a moment." Director Xiao hung up the phone and asked, "Professor Rudolf, the patient shows signs of infection-induced toxic shock; we can't delay, we must start surgery immediately."

Professor Rudolf reluctantly glanced at Zheng Ren's surgery, then immediately said, "Zheng performs surgery so fast; the operation can finally end. Is the next surgery for Zheng to complete? I've never seen an interventional doctor complete a general surgery procedure."

Everyone was speechless.

You haven't seen it, neither have I... let's let you witness it.

In fact, Professor Rudolf watched helplessly as a pelvic fracture interventional embolization procedure concluded within ten-odd minutes, and he also felt a huge blow.

Before, he refused to admit it, but it was a pair of divine hands.

But now he has to admit that even if God descended to earth, He could do no more than this.

If he performed this surgery, it would take at least one hour. For an ordinary doctor, a surgery of this difficulty is beyond most; those who can manage it would need three to five hours.

The interventional medicine discipline has only developed over a few decades, with a lineage of just two or three generations of doctors, far behind surgery.

Around the world, many people have never even heard the term 'interventional'.

Unlike the surgical system, after years of inheritance, the general level is usually higher than that of interventional doctors.

Therefore, Zheng Ren's grandmaster-level skill would greatly surprise Professor Rudolf.

If it were any other surgical specialty, this situation wouldn't occur. Zheng Ren would need to reach at least master-level to be recognized by the world's top doctors.

Director Kong watched Zheng Ren finish the surgery with a smile, then remarked, "Zheng Lao Ban's skill—how does it feel like it's improved even more than when he was in the capital? They say young people grow fast, but even at the top of the pole, you can still advance further—amazing, amazing!"

Director Xiao was dazed, wondering what he had just heard.

"Boss... the director from the capital is actually called Zheng Lao Ban!"

This isn't the kind of "boss" that shopkeepers call, like a small store owner in a supermarket. Only someone with national-level research, funded by the state, a top domestic expert, deserves that title.

Zheng Ren, an inpatient chief in the Emergency Department, why would a professor from the capital call him boss?

Could it be that our City First Hospital has really produced an extraordinary figure?

Director Xiao was deep in thought, and in the Apricot Grove Garden surgery live stream, the comments began to flood.

Do you all still remember that recent interventional surgery where they embolized the bleeding artery of a pelvic fracture? I feel the operator's skill has improved a lot compared to before.

It must be just an illusion.

It can't be an illusion; I also feel it's quite high. Besides, the person in charge of closing the abdomen has a skill level higher than our director, and even though the abdominal cavity hasn't been closed yet, they've already finished the interventional hemostasis on this side.

Yes, that's also what Su Yun thinks.

He personally witnessed Zheng Ren's earlier interventional embolization procedure for a pelvic fracture. He had originally planned to finish closing the abdomen on his side, then scrub up again to help Zheng Ren with the surgery.

Su Yun, while checking the patient's abdominal cavity for any secondary bleeding or surgical omissions, irrigated with warm saline and suctioned it dry.

It's fine, the surgery was truly clean. It's hard to believe that Zheng Ren again blindly clamped the hepatic portal vessels and then began to resect the spleen.

I didn't seem to waste much time either; by the time I stepped up, the spleen had already been removed. This guy's surgeries are getting faster and faster.

Feeling moved, Su Yun prepared to close the abdomen.

He glanced at Zheng Ren, and he actually pulled out the Microcatheter.

Has the Interventional embolization procedure for the pelvic Bone fracture bleeding ended?