Chapter 305: 0299 The First Case Since the Hospital's Establishment (3/4)

Zheng Ren in the system operating room stared fixedly at the experimental subject's images, whether CT plain scan, nuclear magnetic resonance enhancement, 64-slice 3D reconstruction, B-ultrasound, or even upright chest-abdominal fluoroscopy—he had examined them all.

He sought to find the inevitable connection among them.

But Zheng Ren obtained only repeated disappointments.

Of the several days of surgical training time, half was "wasted" by Zheng Ren on reading films.

If possible…… Zheng Ren rejected this view, the possibility simply did not exist, because the time he had received the system's empowerment was too short to consider every disease.

He truly could not ignore the life or death of the patient before him, even though he knew such events constantly occurred in this world.

Zheng Ren never believed he could save the whole world; protecting the person before him, the patient before him, was enough.

He repeatedly examined the images and attempted puncture needle punctures on the surgical experimental subject.

Although he occasionally succeeded, the failure rate remained high.

It could be done, yet he still had not escaped the practice of relying on luck.

Although interventional physicians worldwide were relying on luck, Zheng Ren did not want to.

Magnetic resonance enhancement is clearly not for viewing blood vessels; it provides clear guidance for judging arterial blood supply to tumor tissue, but it falls short for judging venous blood supply.

Magnetic resonance enhancement is not used to examine blood vessels; it provides clear guidance for assessing arterial blood supply to tumor tissue, but it cannot be used to assess venous blood supply.

What about the 64-slice 3D reconstruction?

He continued trying, constantly combining, and even added B-ultrasound-guided puncture to the mix.

Yet the result remained disappointment.

As he continually punctured the experimental subject, Zheng Ren accumulated countless experience, and the surgical success rate saw a significant increase.

Now, on average, after twenty punctures he can complete one TIPS surgery.

But this is still not what Zheng Ren wants.

How exactly should the problem be solved?

With the various conveniences provided by the system, Zheng Ren could almost conduct unlimited trials, provided he had sufficient surgical time.

The system's surgical time trickled away, and Zheng Ren's heart felt as if it were dripping blood.

If used in surgery, each completed TIPS operation would yield roughly 300 skill points.

This return is less than that of prostate interventional embolization; Zheng Ren estimated the prostate procedure was a newly researched technique, whereas TIPS surgery was a mature operation.

Although it was somewhat less, it was still better than constantly being a fool in the system operating room.

Although he thought so, he nevertheless had not given up. Surgery must not rely on luck; there must be some method…… perhaps…… possibly……

Time passed bit by bit, one minute, one second.

Tick-tock…… as if Zheng Ren's heart's blood were dripping.

After countless test and examination results were repeatedly combined, Zheng Ren was almost ready to give up.

So many doctors worldwide had not summed up the experience; could he do it in just a few days? Although he had the system operating room, and although he had the experimental bodies provided by the system.

So many doctors in the world haven't summarized the experience; can I figure it out in just a few days? Although there is a system operating room, and although I have the experimental subject provided by the system.

……

Professor Rudolf Wagner was very happy.

This was Zheng Ren's first phone call to him; in the professor's view, Zheng Ren's call should be a request for help.

Zheng Ren's level was indeed high, but that did not mean he was highly skilled in every surgical aspect of the interventional field.

Human energy is limited; TIPS surgery is certainly something Zheng Ren is not good at, Professor Rudolf Wagner affirmed this.

This is also the significance of the professor staying in Hai Cheng.

He tried to dispel the unfamiliarity between himself and Zheng Ren, and endeavored to get Zheng Ren to agree to go together to Heidelberg for experiments.

The work here was truly too busy; Professor Rudolf Wagner, although only on one night shift, was already on the verge of collapse.

I truly do not know what Zheng Ren is thinking, actually being able to persevere under these circumstances.

Does he not realize how precious a wealth he possesses?

Professor Rudolf Wagner quickly changed clothes, posed before the mirror for a minute, confirmed his artistic aura was overflowing, quite persuasive, then left the Shangri-La Hotel and took the car to Haicheng Shi Yiyuan.

To become accustomed to Chinese daily life and diet, he took some time during the day to chat with Chang Yue.

She was a lovely girl, full of affability, which Professor Rudolf Wagner thought.

The ride-hailing software was downloaded with Chang Yue's help; at the same time, the payment tool was downloaded, exchanging 100 euros for the professor. Moreover, she taught the professor how to use the software to hail a car to wherever he wanted to go.

All this was very convenient, and Professor Rudolf Wagner especially liked it.

Although he stayed less than two days, the professor felt he had already fallen in love with this place.

Along the way, the professor repeatedly recalled the TIPS procedure; he would mobilize all his mental power and attention, push his technique to the limit, and demonstrate a perfect TIPS surgery for Zheng Ren to see.

To become a partner and not be marginalized in the course of surgical research, the primary requirement is having corresponding strength.

Unless he possessed Newton's stature in the jianghu, able to forcibly seize others' research results.

He did not believe he had such strength; what Professor Rudolf Wagner wanted to display was precisely his own strength.

The car soon arrived at Haicheng Shi Yiyuan; Professor Rudolf Wagner got off and hurried toward the operating room.

Because there was no fingerprint lock on the changing room, the professor could only press the doorbell.

"Who is it?" the light and shadow of the video doorbell lit up.

Professor Rudolf Wagner faced his face toward the light and shadow, revealing a savior-like smile.

"Professor, please wait a moment." came Xie Yiren's voice from inside.

Because it was an interventional procedure, Xie Yiren had prepared the sterile surgical pack for interventional surgery and then did not go on stage.

Aside from circulatory stents and thrombolytic surgery, basically all interventional procedures do not require a nurse to be present inside.

Interventional surgery mainly tests the operator's surgical technique.

Interventional surgery mainly tests the surgeon's Shou Bing Technique.

"Professor, I'll open the door for you." Xie Yiren quickly came out from the main gate and ushered the professor inside.

"Thank you, beautiful lady." Professor Rudolf Wagner said elegantly: "Is the surgery ready to begin?"

"The surgery has already begun." Xie Yiren said casually.

A more elegant smile appeared on the professor's face; he knew this nurse was Zheng Ren's instrument nurse, and he wanted to leave her a particularly good impression.

"Zheng called me and asked me to come observe the TIPS surgery. How far have they gotten?" Professor Rudolf Wagner asked.

"Oh, the surgery has just begun." Xie Yiren said.

"Huh? Why wouldn't they wait for me?" Professor Rudolf Wagner felt somewhat surprised.

"Have you performed this kind of procedure before?" the professor asked.

"No, this is the first time." Xie Yiren said: "They all take it very seriously; this is also our hospital's first-ever TIPS procedure."

Professor Rudolf Wagner relaxed.

The TIPS surgery is extremely difficult; even on the first attempt, even if Zheng Ren possesses great talent, it will not be completed smoothly.