It is the patients and their families who wish they had as few surgical incisions as possible. Dr. Jin is an industry insider and knows very well that missing one surgical incision is a huge challenge for a surgeon.
Can it be done?
Doctor Jin looked at Cao Yongdaniu.
If it is believed that it is technically impossible to do it at this stage, Cao Yong, as the attending doctor, will clarify it in advance to avoid being unable to step down.
After waiting for a while, Cao Yong, the neurosurgery boss, was very silent.
Dr. Jin's throat was filled with saliva.
Perhaps Cao Yong believes that no matter which doctor proposes a new method, it is always a "risky" idea. Whether the advice given by experts is not the focus, the focus needs to be on medicine.
Dr. Jin, after all, is a neurologist from the National Association, so she should have her own academic judgment on this matter.
Dr. Jin sighed inwardly, "Everyone has his or her own temper."
For example, Cao Yong is usually a very amiable person, but when it comes to academics, his appearance completely changes.
He could only recall the historical cases and look for related cases to see if he could use them as a reference. Dr. Jin thought hard, and an inspiration flashed in his mind, and he remembered a pediatric surgery case.
There seem to be such surgical cases among children with congenital hydrocephalus. During the operation, the neurosurgeon prescribes only one relay point for the child. This only relay point is located behind the child's pillow. The place is hidden, and the scar is almost invisible after the child's hair has grown thicker. It can be called a clever combination, like a zero relay point.
The junior sister has just been to Shouer for an internship, and she might have secretly learned some secrets on neurosurgery techniques in this area in Shouer. Junior sister is very good at stealing from teachers.
Dr. Jin's inner words have almost become common knowledge to Sima Zhao, saying: "Yingying, which teacher are you studying with in Shouer?"
"Teacher Cao Zhao." Xie Wanying replied.
"Is he a pediatric neurosurgeon?"
Dr. Jin had no idea about the relationship between Brother Cao and Senior Brother Cao.
"He is a pediatric cardiologist." Classmate Wei came to compete. He and classmate Pan clearly recognized Dr. Jin's wild guess and corrected him, "We never went to the pediatric neurosurgery department when we were interns at Seoer."
Dr. Jin, what are you thinking about?
Even if you know of such a pediatric case, can problem children be compared with adults?
How tall is an adult, how long is the body, how long is the distance from the head to the abdomen, and how long are these distances for a newborn? The lengths of the two are incomparable, one for the sky and the other for the earth.
At the scene, Huang Zhilei said "Uh". The technical capabilities of neurology in my own hospital are poor. It seems that it's not just the technical skills that are inferior, but there seems to be something wrong with the logical circuitry of the brain.
Dr. Jin suddenly came back to her senses when she received Cao Yong's meaningful glance, which almost made her gasp.
"Do you have any other questions?" Cao Yong asked, fearing that she would stop talking.
"It seems that I have never seen such a surgical case before." Dr. Jin shook his fingers on the glasses frame.
Xie Wanying could clearly see Teacher Jin's expression, and thought to herself that Senior Brother Cao was really like a murderous god in this regard, very scary.
"Yingying, do you have any other opinions? Tell them all." Dr. Jin said, deciding to ask again before talking, because his brain might not be able to keep up with the little junior sister's rhythm. I'm afraid that the junior sister won't understand the diversion technique even after she explains it, so why not let the junior sister say something else that she might be able to understand.
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