Chapter 307: with translation of chapter title
Zheng Ren in the Operating Room, wholeheartedly performing Shou Bing
He finally understood, and also put into practice the latest positioning methods. However, the patient before him had not undergone the corresponding examination, and the Theory he had figured out could not be put into practice.
Although the surgery before him was meaningless, Zheng Ren's Surgical Experience Enhancement was nevertheless very great.
In the System Operating Room, he had already made the hepatic vein and portal vein branches patent, and limited the number of punctures to no more than ten.
Later on, it took less than about two hours to complete a TIPS Surgery, and Zheng Ren even made an Improvement to the prevention of postoperative hepatic encephalopathy.
This study and learning were of great help to Zheng Ren.
Although he had exhausted all the previously accumulated Surgical Training Time and Experience Points, Zheng Ren believed it was worth it.
Not only Outpatient surgery, but even emergency surgery, Zheng Ren had great confidence in securing it.
The Puncture Needle was sent to the overlapping position in the image, and Zheng Ren said in a low voice: "Prepare for puncture."
Su Yun understood, holding the guidewire steadily in his hand, motionless.
At this moment, speed is not needed; only stability is needed.
Zheng Ren checked the direction, made the final adjustment, and pressed the Puncture Needle button.
As expected, the puncture failed.
He was not disappointed, because Zheng Ren knew that the purpose of this puncture was merely positioning, not success.
This puncture was only to leave a trace on the image, serving as a marker target.
Zheng Ren stared intently at the image, already having in mind a three-dimensional structure of the patient's hepatic vein and portal vein.
"Up 1.5cm, angle right-biased 15 degrees." Zheng Ren said while moving the guidewire.
Su Yun was stunned for a moment; according to the norm, Zheng Ren operating alone would already be sufficient in surgery, as previous surgeries had been done that way, so why did he need to tell himself? Moreover, what does a right bias of 15 degrees mean?
After a brief ponder, Su Yun quickly gained Understanding of Zheng Ren's meaning.
Because the hepatic Vein is thick, the guidewire inside it is too spacious, causing it to constantly drift.
Zheng Ren definitely manipulated the guidewire, moving along the Blood Vessel wall, using the Blood Vessel wall to help fix the guidewire. Although the effect is not great, it is still much better than being in empty space.
This involves the issue of surgical technique, which is a feel built up from experience; Su Yun knows.
As for the right bias of 15 degrees, it is to tell oneself what angle the hand should maintain when fixing the guidewire.
Su Yun contemptuously thought, "Fortunately my IQ is high; otherwise another person would really not be able to cooperate." This guy's luck is truly good, having encountered me.
Zheng Ren also knows this, but these were all learned preoperatively in the System Operating Room; there is basically no time for communication.
【Ha, first time!】
In Xinglin Yuan, bullet comments counting began.
After many broadcasts, any doctor who went online at the First Time to watch the surgery vaguely produced the illusion that the operator never fails.
They rarely take pleasure in others' misfortune; instead, they happily count, seeing how many punctures the operator needs to successfully complete the surgery.
【This needle is a bit off.】
【It's a bit off; I don't know the operator's intention. If it's about luck, his luck really isn't that good.】
【I don't believe the operator would blindly puncture; remember the surgery where the previous embolism led to intestinal necrosis, and then they used the necrotic intestine to mark the bleeding point? At that time I was panicked, never expecting the operator to actually do it.】
Soon, under the bullet comments, the operator began the second puncture.
The black image of the Puncture Needle split down like a black lightning bolt.
The images of the portal vein and hepatic Vein overlapped; the image of the Puncture Needle appeared and then instantly stopped, blending into the overlapped images of the portal vein and hepatic Vein, making it hard to distinguish.
【Was it successful?】
【I don't know; this needle position is excellent, I have a feeling that the puncture has already succeeded.】
【Just look at the operator's next move and you'll know.】
The doctors of Xinglin Yuan felt as if they had entered the Operating Room, as if they were performing the surgery themselves, their hearts rising to their throats.
Some began saying the first needle's position was a bit off, that the operator did it on purpose, while others disagreed. But from the position of the second needle, claiming the operator was blindly guessing without purpose, the doctors watching the live broadcast on site did not believe it.
Even if unsuccessful, everyone inexplicably believed the next needle would definitely succeed!
This is the confidence brought to everyone by dozens of surgery live broadcasts.
In the Operating Room, Zheng Ren shook his head, stared intently at the image, and said: "Back 0.3cm, right-biased 10 degrees."
He seemed like the captain of a small boat tossed in the sea, facing wind and waves without fear, continually issuing commands.
And his crew carried out the orders firmly, believing that under the captain's command, this ship would surely overcome the wind and waves and reach the other shore.
The guidewire retreated slightly; if one's perception is not keen, one would completely fail to sense the guidewire's wandering.
A distance of 0.3cm... is truly hard to quantify.
Su Yun could sense the guidewire's change; after Zheng Ren retreated the guidewire by 0.3cm, he firmly held the guidewire, biasing right 10 degrees, trying to fix it in place.
Zheng Ren looked again; at this moment he was full of confidence.
Compared to the System Operating Room, it's completely different! Zheng Ren returned to reality, and after two punctures he gained insight.
System Mission Reward, the accumulated Luck Value had already reached +6.
Although he had never known what the Luck Value was for, during the TIPS Surgery Zheng Ren keenly perceived the difference between reality and training in the System Operating Room.
The second needle was originally an exploratory puncture; its main purpose was to position the other side, then confirm that the portal vein lay between them.
This is Zheng Ren's mastered technique.
However, the second needle almost smoothly entered the portal vein branch, only a hair's breadth away. At that moment Zheng Ren had an epiphany: if his Luck Value were just one point higher, this needle would have succeeded!
At this moment, Zheng Ren was brimming with confidence!
If this needle fails, the next one will surely succeed!
As Su Yun secured the guidewire, Zheng Ren began the puncture.
His fingers firmly pressed the button.
But just then, the patient suddenly began to vomit violently.
As the body moved, the puncture needle's position also shook violently. In this situation, luck did not favor Zheng Ren; the third needle failed.
In the Surgery Livestream Room, there was complete silence.
Many people, as the puncture needle prepared the puncture site, vaguely felt that it had already succeeded.
【What a pity……】
After a long time, a danmaku slowly floated by.
【It's fine, just an accident; the next needle will definitely succeed!】
【For the next needle, positioning will likely be needed again; to succeed, it still depends on luck.】
【……I suddenly felt a sense of despair, as if opening McBurney's point but unable to see the appendix.】
【Sweat…… That's like a horror movie, don't mention the thing about opening McBurney's point and not seeing the appendix. A few days ago I performed an appendectomy, which took a full three hours. The appendix was finally found near the splenic notch.】
【Sympathy upstairs.】
【Sympathy upstairs +1】
【……】
End of Chapter
