Big Doctor Live Room

Chapter 735 735 Gap
"NO.15 scalpel, hemostatic gauze!"

Chen Qun stood on the operating table a few minutes later. Sir Victor did not enter the operating room this time. Anyway, he knew it well. He laughed and simply entrusted the work to Chen Qun and let him do it alone.

After the operation was successful, he could make those old guys shut up even more.Anyway, her joining in did not actually improve the success rate of the operation. Instead, she observed from the outside as a bystander, and she might be able to find out some of Chen Qun's omissions and give some suggestions.The operation was successful, and he was still the leader. Even if he had no credit for it, the virtue of discerning others would never be missing.

This is the gentlemanly style of the British Empire.

Chen Qun held the hemostatic tweezers, and within a few minutes, he stopped the bleeding from the veins in the brain.Moreover, Chen Qun's hemostasis method was simple and clear. He directly clamped a branch vein with a hemostat, and then lightly burned the remaining blood capillaries with an electric knife.The blood pressure in the cerebral veins rose immediately, and the monitor stopped alarming.

Cerebral hemorrhage, if it is serious, it will lead to the death of the patient.There is only one key to solving the problem, finding the bleeding point.However, the brain is different from the internal organs. It is impossible to turn all the organs around to find one. It requires rich experience and anatomical knowledge to locate the bleeding location as quickly as possible, and then start to stop the bleeding.

This process usually takes a few minutes, but the doctors who operated just now couldn't find the exact location from the many blood vessels, which led them to ask Victor for help.

But as soon as Chen Qun got started, he immediately stopped the bleeding. At least one thing showed that Chen Qun had more experience and knowledge than them.Sometimes, it is just a little bit of skill in surgery, which ultimately determines the life and death of the patient.

What frustrated them the most was that before the operation even started, Sir Victor concluded that they would have massive bleeding in that area, and he was right.Although they had brought the incident forward a little, and had not yet touched the blood vessels designated by Sir Victor, it was in a sense deniable.

But everyone is an expert among experts, and everyone understands matters in the professional field as soon as they talk about it. If you insist on saying that there is no situation predicted by Sir Victor, you are talking nonsense with your eyes open.Anyone with a discerning eye knows that you triggered it in advance, sophistry is a failure of character, it is better to admit it directly.

However, all the experts and doctors of the Royal College of Medicine knew that although Sir Victor was an expert in the field of neurology, he was absolutely unable to determine in advance which part or which blood vessel had the problem. This was not his surgical style.

The only one who can make such a judgment is the young Chen beside him. Although many doctors have heard that his myopia correction surgery has formally applied for the Nobel Prize in Medicine, all the doctors scoffed at this matter.Knowing that this is just a show off of instrument technology, the only thing of value is the special application of this new type of equipment.

The Nobel Prize in Medicine has not awarded any surgical technique for decades, and competing for nominations is actually a certain degree of hype.However, because this kind of technology is very advanced and the thinking is impeccable, everyone feels that they are qualified for the nomination.

After all, which doctor doesn't want to win the Nobel Prize in Medicine for the surgery he invented?
This kind of nomination can absolutely not shake the award, and being shortlisted is the biggest reward. As for winning, it is simply impossible, so whether it is other biomedical projects applying for nomination, or many doctors who are sitting on the sidelines.It is also supported to toss about this new type of surgery and show its presence.

Because its significance lies in two aspects, one aspect is the cross-border application of the most cutting-edge technology, which is very suitable; on the other hand, myopia is a world disease, accounting for one-third of the world's total population, and the scope is too wide .If this kind of surgery can be popularized, it can be regarded as benefiting all mankind in a sense.

At first, I thought this operation was just a symbolic publicity, besides, with the usual Oriental style, it is very normal to find an excellent doctor to promote this operation.The level of this doctor is close to their ability, probably the highest estimate.

He and the others never expected that Chen from China's surgical abilities far exceeded their imagination.If the cranial nerve deformity of Her Royal Highness shows the ability of Chen Qun, the pioneer, in the latest technology, it is normal for everyone to do it.

Now Chen Qun has shown superb ability in traditional surgery, which is a slap in the face.When I first watched him perform minimally invasive surgery, I could see the use of light beams in some surgical operations. Everyone thought it was overthinking, but it looked like it, but it was actually very different.

But now I witnessed Chen Qun using traditional surgical instruments to perform surgery, and he solved the problems they hadn't solved in a simple and clear way, especially with his skillful technique and simple operation, which immediately made all the watching Royal Academicians feel ashamed.

If Chen Qun had spent a lot of effort to complete the rescue, then it was just a matter of luck, or a little difference in technique.But Chen Qun made the problem easier by using actions that an ordinary resident doctor can complete.It's either that they are far superior, or their doctors are simply scumbags, or both.

"Perhaps the pressure from the surgery caused Anthony to perform a little abnormally. It's great that Chen has solved this problem. Mr. Victor, then please continue to complete the follow-up separation. Please be careful, we haven't arrived yet. The most dangerous part of the central link of the sinus vein."

"Activate the low-frequency sound waves of the ultrasonic suction device, and begin to separate the brain tissue. Qi Hong, upload the operation diagram to the big screen, and pay attention to the yellow area, which is the best part for separation. If the sound wave device deviates, you should immediately Remind me! Although we cannot predict what will happen during separation, we can estimate the boundaries of separation."

Following Chen Qun's words, a 3D image with a three-dimensional structure appeared in the middle of the screen during the operation in an instant, and four [-]D demonstration maps drawn by the medical school. Even the blood vessels and tissues were lifelike.The blue blood vessel represents the most complicated vein part, and the red blood vessel represents the arterial part. On the red arterial blood vessel, it can even be seen that the blood vessel is moving.

In the connecting part of the two brains, there is an irregular yellow gully, winding around the connecting part of the two brains, which seems to increase the difficulty of the operation.

All the royal academicians on the observation platform immediately fell silent. This 3D structural diagram is countless times clearer than their demonstration diagram.

What saddened them the most was that they recognized this image at a glance, which was the three-dimensional head structure diagram of the two patients they had studied for more than half a year.As for why the Royal Academy of Medicine doesn't have this picture, it's because the calculation is too complicated, and it didn't produce a decent result in the end, so a simple plane figure was used instead.

Now there is a question in everyone's mind, aren't we a developed country?Aren't we the Royal Academy?But why is there a big gap compared to Chen from the backward area in the East?

(End of this chapter)