Love is like this. When you are in the infatuation stage, you just want to be with the person you love most every day. If there is a conflict with one's own career, how should one choose?
The second senior sister gave her a reference version.
The meal at noon was as expected, with a somewhat low-pressure atmosphere lingering over the meal.
When the group dispersed, Dr. Gong could be heard scolding unhappily: "When will Zhang Huayao, the poison king, be willing to leave our Guo Xie? He can poison wherever he wants, as long as he doesn't come to our Guo Xie again."
The reason why people in the Hepatobiliary Surgery Department are more anxious about Mr. Zhang is because the events between Zhang Yuqing and Teacher Lu all happened in the Hepatobiliary Surgery Department.
Speaking of Teacher Lu's current situation, Teacher Lu recently returned to the hospital for a reexamination. The reexamination results showed that he was doing well and there were no major problems. It seems that the latest experimental chemotherapy drug that Mr. Zhang went abroad to obtain for his mother is working.
This is probably the best news, and it's comforting.
In a blink of an eye, the day of surgery for two patients arrived. The surgery was scheduled for the afternoon, and the two surgeries were performed in succession. The first operation was for twenty-three patients.
All anesthesia was general anesthesia with endotracheal intubation.
The patient was sent to the operating room as scheduled. Before the operation, the surgeon informed the family members about various risks, including the risk of possible recurrence after operation. Dr. Jin talked with the family. The family members of the two MRI examinations did not agree to do it. Dr. Jin was relieved to be able to relieve himself of his responsibilities.
As usual, the superior doctors were the slowest to arrive. Huang Zhilei took his junior sisters and brothers down to the operating room on the third floor to make preparations.
The patient's examination reports are all hung on the light board in the operating room.
As for the location of the surgical incision, each operation has a roughly conventional incision location for the surgeon's reference. Neurosurgery is the same. Like today's surgery, there are also regular incisions.
The patient's head is shaved and he lies on the operating bed. He will not move under anesthesia and his head is usually turned to the left.
Several medical students gathered around the patient's head.
It is your first time to experience neurosurgery in person. The teacher will definitely not give you a chance to do it, but he will be able to simulate the positioning of the human head incision for you.
"The coronal suture is here, between the eyebrows, and is about 13 centimeters long." After being told this the day before, classmate Wei Shangquan went back to school and reviewed his homework carefully. This time he came prepared with a soft ruler. Measure the patient's head.
Student Wei may be a bit of a scumbag, but he really dares to be the first to take action.
"Then what?" Geng Yongzhe continued to ask him, fearing that he had not reviewed his homework thoroughly.
"Then move 2.5 centimeters aside, at this place." Student Wei took the cotton swab and confidently tapped the measured position. It should be correct. Seeing that the others did not contradict him, he continued to simulate the surgical steps: "Cut a curved incision, drill holes, insert the tube, and complete the first step."
"Yeah." Classmate Geng couldn't find the fault of his mistake for the time being, so he turned back to see what Classmate Pan thought.
Classmate Pan Shihua said rigorously: "The location of the incision is not necessarily the focus of Yingying's attention."
In other words, for this kind of ventriculoperitoneal shunt, the three conventional incisions are occipital drilling, frontal drilling and posterior top drilling. What Gang Wei is talking about is the most commonly used forehead drilling method in clinical practice.
Although there are three methods, the surgical incision of this puncture cannot be moved anywhere. The structure of the lateral ventricles is relatively fixed somewhere in the human brain.
