Chapter 720

Boss, the Orthopedics Department Director Guo says it's hard to judge the capillaries. Su Yun pressed the intercom and said.

Then go ahead, there are a few capillary groups that are hard to find. Zheng Ren's voice came out.

That would waste a lot of time; I estimate their surgery takes about two hours. Su Yun finished, paused, "At least one hour forty-five minutes."

Then do this side first, and later I'll send the thrombectomy patients to Huaxi or the Provincial Hospital. Zheng Ren said.

Okay. Su Yun immediately replied.

The two's brief exchange ended there.

By the way, Director Jiang, tell Ning Shu these are patients who underwent thrombectomy and need urgent surgery, otherwise they may develop complications like acute renal failure. Zheng Ren also said.

Director Jiang responded, then turned off the intercom.

Hey hey, can you hear me? Zheng Ren's voice came through the intercom again after it had just gone quiet.

Boss, what's up? Su Yun asked.

Go assist the Orthopedics Department with the amputation surgery, speak gently, don't be so sharp-tongued for no reason. Zheng Ren's voice came through the speaker, and everyone present heard it clearly.

... Su Yun really wanted to retort him to death right now.

Cooperate in the surgery, finish it as soon as possible, there are still other things on this side. Zheng Ren finished, then turned off the intercom.

Little master, I'll retort whoever I want, it's none of your business! Su Yun muttered to himself.

Xie Ning looked at Su Yun as if he had eaten a fly, then his gaze returned to Zheng Ren, who was watching the time behind the lead glass.

Things are getting more and more interesting.

Ten minutes passed, Zheng Ren began the angiography.

Su Yun had no time to worry about this; he directly chased Director Guo away, pushed his hand speed to the limit, and performed various operations on the operating table.

Many operations, Director Jiang didn't even know his own machine could be used like that.

Changing angles, different angles, various tricky angles. The speed was so fast that even the machine could barely keep up, and the humming grew louder.

Can it still be operated like this?

Director Guo and Chief Sun aren't involved in imaging; they simply can't understand what Su Yun is doing.

Moreover, even Director Jiang, who handles vascular interventions, was baffled, let alone the two from the Orthopedics Department.

This is an extremely professional operation; Su Yun had seen Zheng Ren do it before and remembered it. According to the need for the skin flap reserved in the Orthopedics Department's amputation surgery, he tried to capture the corresponding images as much as possible.

Mu Tao walked in exhausted; although he had rested intermittently during this period, he could no longer endure it and was on the verge of collapsing at any moment.

This is precisely because Su Yun has been rotating in the surgeries; otherwise Mu Tao would not have been able to hold on.

After sending off the last patient with severe pelvic fracture, Mu Tao went to the adjacent operating room.

Listening, it seemed there were many people; what were they doing? Liu Xu zhi followed behind Mu Tao, and during this period the surgeries really opened his eyes.

His admiration for the operators of the Apricot Grove Garden Surgery Livestream Room remained, but he had become a bit more objective.

There are many hidden talents in the world; I really lacked experience before. The operators in the livestream room are very capable, but they are not the strongest in the world.

This refined Professor Mu's level is quite high, about the same as the operators of the Apricot Grove Garden Surgery Livestream Room.

And that sharp-tongued effeminate man, supposedly not even a specialist in interventions, yet his interventional surgery is a hundred and three times stronger than mine.

Thinking about it, it's really embarrassing.

Only Liu Xu zhi has a clear sense of his limits, keeping his posture and mindset extremely low, and he has a sober self-assessment.

Being able to witness so many expert surgeries is truly a fortunate thing.

After sending off the last patient with severe pelvic fracture, Liu Xu zhi let out a sigh of relief.

There are no backlogged patients; we just need to wait for the next ones to be sent.

Although the surgeries still need to continue, at least now we can catch our breath.

As Mu Tao entered the adjacent operating room, Liu Xu zhi saw him stop in his tracks the moment he stepped inside.

This is…

Could it be that there are many people inside?

Impossible, everywhere is short-staffed; who would idle away in the operating room watching interventional surgery?

After a few seconds, Liu Xu zhi saw Mu Tao still unmoving, so he peeked to take a look.

What came into view was not a few people waiting, but the screen in the operating room.

The images on the screen kept rolling; the 3D figures vanished before he could see them clearly. After just a few seconds, Liu Xu zhi felt his vision blur.

"Professor Mu, what are you doing?" Liu Xu zhi dared not look again, steadied his mind, and asked in a low voice.

He was afraid his words would disturb the person inside; if that person really got angry and turned the spearhead toward himself…

It's simply terrifying.

Pointing at the nose and scolding one's mother isn't scary; what's scary is not understanding what the other person says—especially when it's all medical expertise—and even more so being scolded until one is covered in blood.

"I'm looking at the capillary network below the knee joint." Mu Tao stared intently at the rolling images on the screen, his eyes like the stars of dawn, bright and sparkling.

"Ah?" Liu Xu zhi froze for a moment, "Is it an angiogram?"

"Hmm." Mu Tao gave a casual reply. All his attention was on Su Yun's operation; he dared not relax in the slightest.

Only in this way could he barely keep up with Su Yun's hand speed.

This guy, how is his hand speed so fast?

However, this operation lasted only a few dozen seconds, then gradually slowed down until it stopped.

"Teacher Mu, can you make sense of it? I feel the images are flashing too fast, my eyes are getting dazzled." Liu Xu zhi followed Mu Tao into the operating room, speaking as he walked.

"When one focuses attention, the speed of things appears to slow; the more concentrated the energy, the slower the speed, and one can see clearly." Mu Tao said in a low voice.

"Lao Mu, according to your description, this is a manifestation of insufficient concentration. It belongs to a mental disorder—visual and auditory hallucinations caused by mental illness. Treat it quickly, otherwise abnormal behavior will follow." Su Yun didn't even print the film, slowly closed his eyes, recalled the many previous images, and still hadn't forgotten to retort at Mu Tao.

"Pfft..." The head of the Orthopedics Department burst out laughing.

He immediately covered his mouth, wearing a constipated expression.

Mu Tao also felt helpless, retort? Don't spout nonsense, I can't outtalk this sissy. People who retort others do it professionally. I'd better just give up...

"This is an amputation, needs interventional guidance, right?" Mu Tao could tell at a glance what Su Yun was doing, and asked, "What can I do?"

"You sleep here, wait for a severe pelvic bone fracture patient to be brought in." Su Yun half-closed their eyes, recalling countless frames just seen, yet still didn't delay talking with Mu Tao.

"Hmm." Mu Tao smiled gracefully.

"Not having a hybrid operating room is really annoying." Su Yun said.

"Conditions on the front are harsh; we can only do this."

"If we had a hybrid operating room, we could go on stage with the Boss. I really don't want to do interventional surgery, it's boring. I'd rather do surgery, it suits my taste." Su Yun opened their eyes and said, "How about I take care of this patient?"

Director Guo: "..."