Chapter 637: with translation of chapter title

628 All efforts will be rewarded.

"Huh?" Zheng Ren finally felt a bit of Relaxation, turned his head to look at Su Yun.

"Several times, I thought the Blood Vessel endothelium would rupture, especially at that bend; you were really ruthless." Su Yun recalled, still feeling uneasy.

"Oh, it's fine, I have it in mind." Zheng Ren narrowed his eyes and smiled.

Performing Shou Bing outside, it's different from the System Operating Room. Zheng Ren, with the Luck +12 Passive Attribute, some operations that were clearly dangerous were completed smoothly. Even Zheng Ren felt his actions were too cautious; he could be bolder.

Huh, just thinking, involving life, Zheng Ren wanted to be bold but couldn't.

But what he considered conservative, to others, seemed crude and extremely bold.

Zheng Ren didn't rush to place a stent; instead, he redid the angiography and began the preoperative assessment of the LAD.

Like the right coronary artery, Doctor Mehari's LAD was completely blocked.

Zheng Ren estimated that the reason Doctor Mehari could still survive was partly due to ECMO, and another point was that the circumflex branch might have a slight gap.

Outside the Operating Room, the Professor began to feel somewhat excited.

Perfectly opening the right coronary artery meant the surgery was already half done.

Even if Doctor Mehari's clotting function was poor, the newly opened right coronary artery would not become blocked during the surgery.

Moreover, having one blood vessel supplying blood, having one fully opened blood vessel supplying blood, Doctor Mehari's fragile heart could likely withstand greater stimulation.

In other words, the most difficult point of the surgery was basically over.

The rest was just repeating the operation, completely grinding clean the remaining two coronary vessels, then placing a drug-eluting stent, and the surgery could be finished.

Perfect!

Professor Rudolf Wagner's excitement was evident.

He patted Robin's shoulder, just as Robin had previously patted his shoulder, and said softly, "Professor Robin, it seems I have disappointed you. My judgment has always been accurate, in the past, now, and will continue to be."

Robin subconsciously swallowed a mouthful of saliva, but what lingered in his mouth was a bloody taste.

What did he want to say?

What else could he say?

The surgery was perfect to an unimaginable degree.

Could it be that Professor Rudolf Wagner truly encountered a doctor whose hands had been kissed by Heaven?

His luck is really good.

As the right coronary artery was opened, the atmosphere in the operating area instantly relaxed.

Unexpectedly, this was everyone's feeling.

Then, seeing Doctor Mehari's surgery progressing smoothly, most people breathed a sigh of relief.

Even if the surgery were to stop now, having one healthy artery supplying blood would be enough to support Doctor Mehari living a few more months.

Mrs. Mehari pressed her hand to her heart, as if she herself were undergoing the surgery; despite her advanced age, every step she took she felt empathetically.

The assistant beside her held medication to relieve vascular spasms, waiting for the surgery to fail; Mrs. Mehari, emotionally agitated, could take it at any moment.

Seeing the angiography on the screen show that the right coronary artery was completely opened, she finally breathed a sigh of relief.

"Rudolf," Mrs. Mehari waved at the professor.

Professor Rudolf Wagner seemed to have heard the most wonderful music in the world; he heavily patted Robin's shoulder, like an old friend saying goodbye, and walked with a somewhat unsteady step to Mrs. Mehari's side.

Indeed, he felt a bit light‑headed, because the past half hour had been utterly grueling; every second, every action, the professor was tense to the extreme.

His whole body's muscles were in a state of overload; now slightly relaxed, the side effect of lactic acid buildup made his whole body feel a bit light‑headed.

"Madam," Professor Rudolf Wagner bowed his waist, with a respectful and solemn expression.

"Thank you," Mrs. Mehari, also a doctor, knew that with the right coronary artery opened, her husband was likely to survive the surgery.

If the other two vessels were like the right coronary artery, he could even try walking and doing some vigorous exercise in the near future.

All of this was thanks to the young man recommended by Professor Rudolf Wagner.

"Madam, you are too kind," the professor said respectfully, "I never expected the surgery to go so smoothly."

"That young man, is he the first author in your application documents?" Mrs. Mehari asked.

"Yes," Professor Rudolf Wagner replied, "The boss has a pair of hands kissed by Heaven. Many difficult to complete Shou Bing become simple in his hands. This is also why I strongly advocated trying it; fortunately, this persistence will be rewarded."

Before he finished speaking, Mrs. Mehari nodded, forced a smile, and said, "If the Shou Bing can reach this extent, letting him see a few more bright mornings, I would be very satisfied."

The professor's heart blossomed with joy, but his face remained solemn and respectful, without becoming overjoyed.

"This is my honor, madam."

"Continue watching the Shou Bing, all your efforts will be rewarded," Mrs. Mehari murmured.

Although her voice was soft, the operating area was very silent, and almost everyone heard those words.

In an instant, countless envious and jealous gazes were directed.

Especially Robin, his eyes seemed to blaze as he stared at the professor.

Professor Rudolf Wagner stood up, straightened his back, completely indifferent to those gazes, whether hostile or not.

The boss is like a mountain, an impregnable support. Leaning on the boss, why would I still care about their hostility?

Just kidding.

At this moment, Professor Rudolf Wagner was full of confidence.

Another forty Minute passed, and Zheng Ren skillfully ground away, completely cleaning the thrombi and calcified plaques in the remaining two coronary vessels.

After moving his neck a bit, Zheng Ren then picked up a stent.

"Boss?" Su Yun exclaimed, it being rare to voice an opinion during the Shou Bing.

"Huh? Anything?" Zheng Ren began threading the stent onto the guidewire, preparing to insert it into Doctor Mehari's coronary vessels.

"Not using a drug‑eluting stent?" Su Yun reminded cautiously.

As an assistant who was especially confident inside, talking back to Zheng Ren downstairs didn't matter; but in the Shou Bing, this was the first time Su Yun questioned Zheng Ren's decision.

Drug-eluting stent (DES), is using a bare metal stent platform to carry an anti-Blood Vessel intimal hyperplasia drug, locally eluted and released in the Blood Vessel, effectively inhibiting stent intimal hyperplasia, to prevent restenosis within the stent.

This condition is especially suitable for Doctor Mei Ha'er.

And what Zheng Ren took was a recoverable stent.

Surely he took it wrong, Su Yun thought.

"Hehe." Zheng Ren just smiled, his action didn't stop.

"Boss, really want to implant a recoverable stent?" Su Yun hurriedly confirmed.

"Doctor Mei Ha'er previously implanted a drug-eluting stent, but have you seen any effect?"