Chapter 645: with translation of chapter title

Xie Yiren had nothing to do, picked up Zheng Ren's keys, and went to tidy his locker. Hooks, washing supplies and the like—should be bought early, in case one day he's busy overnight at the Hospital and can't even brush his teeth.

Better safe than sorry.

"Zheng Lao Ban, the small nodule liver cancer project has made progress; today go up on stage to take a look?" Director Kong asked after finishing the trivial matters.

Downstairs there's nothing else; the patients were just admitted, today we schedule Shou Bing, tomorrow we can do it. Looking at the films isn't urgent either, so Zheng Ren readily agreed with a smile.

Only Chang Yue and Su Yun are definitely not enough. Director Kong assigned Inpatient Chief Shen Boshi, who had been with Zheng Ren when he came to Di Du, to Zheng Ren's team to help bring Chang Yue up to speed quickly on how things work here.

And Su Yun……is not the young master, but the elder master.

Downstairs, various odd jobs are not to be hoped from him.

Of course, neither Director Kong nor Zheng Ren intended to let this guy do odd jobs; that would be a waste of talent.

Just as he was about to go on stage with Director Kong, Zheng Ren received a call, picked it up, and saw it was a strange foreign number.

Professor?

Zheng Ren only then realized he had forgotten to pick up the professor this morning.

Sweat...

"Fugui'er, where are you?" Zheng Ren picked up the phone and asked.

"Okay, I'll have Su Yun come pick you up; just wait." Zheng Ren said, not giving the Professor a chance to complain, and hung up directly.

"Professor Rudolf?" Director Kong immediately guessed the truth, smiling as he asked.

"Hehe, forgot, completely forgot." Zheng Ren gave a hehe laugh.

"Slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction, we've reached a joint project with the CT Shi; now every small nodule liver cancer project must have the operator do the reconstruction." Director Kong told Zheng Ren: "The effect is indeed good; postoperative follow-up, the cure rate has seen significant enhancement."

"How many cases have been done?" Zheng Ren asked.

"338 cases, 92 were cured in one go, the others were also brought under control."

"Then that's good." Zheng Ren smiled.

"However, some patients have blood vessels too thin; even if slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction is done, embolization cannot be performed." Director Kong said.

"This is a Technique level issue; as long as we notice it and study it well, we can enhancement."

"Furthermore, we discovered a problem." Director Kong finally caught up with Zheng Ren; having ample time to exchange Shou Bing insights is a wonderful thing.

"How?"

"Two patients have tumor branch blood vessels coming from the internal mammary artery; you know that side, Super-selective is very difficult. During multiple Super-selective attempts, the repeated Super-selective of the Microguidewire causes plaque attached to the internal mammary artery intima to detach."

"Um..."

"Both patients consequently showed cerebral infarction symptoms." Director Kong said: "However, because it was detected promptly, the patients underwent thrombolysis treatment at the First Time; postoperative recovery was good, with no larger problems."

Shou Bing done finely certainly has benefits, but corresponding complications will also increase. If we just brush it off lightly, patients' symptoms ease, complications are almost none, but the Shou Bing effect……is just so-so.

This is a technique issue, just like the TIPS second-stage surgery. Take a glance, the principle is understandable to anyone. But if one truly says they can do it, the vast majority of doctors cannot.

Even professors like Rudolf Wagner and Gao Shaojie, middle-aged technical backbone forces, cannot completely overcome the technical barrier.

"Hmm, this problem can actually be solved." Zheng Ren followed Director Kong to the Operating Room while murmuring: "Have there been any suitable patients recently?"

"Yes." Director Kong said: "There are two patients; the tumor-feeding blood vessels both involve the internal mammary artery, and they are relatively old, with extensive plaque in the vessel intima. I calculated that when you return soon, I would hold off on surgery."

Saying that, Director Kong glanced at Zheng Ren and smiled: "Zheng Lao Ban, will we do two Demonstration Surgeries today?"

"It's not really a demonstration; I'm just trying it out for everyone's reference."

"Okay." Director Kong immediately agreed, took out his phone to make a call, told the doctors below to have the patients fast, and the Shou Bing would start at noon.

Everything here is both familiar and unfamiliar to Zheng Ren.

Operating rooms in every hospital are largely similar; this hospital's Operating Room is larger than Hai Cheng's, and there are more doctors.

The Intervention Catheter Room is a specialized Operating Room for vascular, neurology, and tumor intervention Shou Bing.

As for the circulatory Intervention Catheter Room, it has a separate Operating Room. After all, the number of myocardial infarction patients is large, and the volume of Shou Bing is sufficient to sustain it.

After changing clothes, Zheng Ren followed behind Director Kong to the operating area of the Intervention Shou Bing Room.

Director Kong has four teams under him; administratively they are unified under his management. But technically, he doesn't have that much energy; he just needs to manage his own team, and that's enough.

In the operating area, the patient had already been brought in, doctors were busy. Zheng Ren found the patient's slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction, placed it on the viewer, and studied it carefully.

This is indeed a top-tier large Grade-A hospital nationwide; the quality of the slice CT three-dimensional reconstruction is impeccable to Zheng Ren.

In just a few months, one can reach this point; Zheng Ren also felt deeply moved. He was moved by the doctors' basic competence here, and by Director Kong's ability to lead the team.

The patient's images are typical: hepatic sclerosis nodules transforming into liver cancer, a few small blood vessels are thin, but Zheng Ren estimates Director Kong should be able to achieve Super-selective success.

Because it's only a small nodule transformation, the patient's alpha-fetoprotein hasn't even risen.

This is the benefit of routine check-ups; if it were ten or twenty years ago, check-ups weren't common. Waiting until patients show symptoms before examining, a malignant tumor as highly malignant as liver cancer would already be very hard to treat.

Therefore, liver cancer is dubbed the king of cancers.

Zheng Ren looked at the images, understood the patient's condition, then quietly sat down waiting for the Shou Bing to begin.

"Boss, what are you doing in here?" the professor's voice came from outside the door.

"Keep it down, they're doing Shou Bing in there." Zheng Ren said.

The professor immediately lowered his voice, stood behind Zheng Ren, and asked softly: "Is this a TIPS Surgery?"

"No, it's Interventional surgery for liver cancer." Zheng Ren said.

"What's there to see?" the professor scoffed. "Boss, you need to realize our time is very tight."

"I've called for the Shou Bing list; why don't you go help Chang Yue?" Zheng Ren glanced at Director Kong already starting Super-selective in the Operating Room and said offhand.

"Boss, I'm a foreigner; being able to speak Chinese is already good enough… writing medical records… I haven't done that in decades." Professor Rudolf Wagner felt somewhat wronged.

Indeed, the professor has countless people under him; he only needs to be responsible for performing Shou Bing, and that's enough.

But on Zheng Ren's side, his role seems to have inadvertently become that of little Oliver, and various odd jobs are indispensable to him.

It's good, yet helpless.

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Tomorrow, the curtain rises on the grand climax.