Do you think this kind of natural touch king should make people jealous until their eyes turn red and sour?
Other doctors have other doctors' ways of doing things. For example, Senior Brother Huang did not dare to perform major surgery on him, but preferred to do it to Dr. Song and her classmate Xie, precisely because he did not like to use his brain very much.
Dr. Song's words were similar to those of her classmate Xie, they were memorized by force.
Genius has its limitations, and Xie Wanying admits that she has no advantage in this regard. As Teacher Tan said to her early in the morning, practice more with the equipment. She is at a disadvantage in using the equipment.
A long time ago, she wanted to learn this from Teacher Tan after seeing her "Dog Beating Stick Technique" that was used to win in one move. It's a pity that Teacher Tan's ability is not accessible to everyone. She found it a bit difficult and not suitable for her advantage.
The key element of the dog-beating stick method is that the operator's fingers, wrists, and arms are extremely flexible in all aspects. There is no need to connect with the brain. The hands can automatically react according to what they come into contact with, which is equivalent to a lightning-sensing robotic arm.
When Teacher Tan got the laparoscopic operating rod, it was like Sun Wukong getting the golden cudgel or the leader of the Beggar Clan getting the dog-beating stick. It didn’t require much practice, because he was the natural owner of this artifact, and it was very easy to make this artifact belong to him.
Her and Dr. Song's advantage is the brain, not this. They need to find another surgical method that suits them.
During the last "worm-picking" surgery, she tried her own rhythm and method, arranged the peeling in advance, and it seemed to have good results.
Now she met a surgical guy who seemed to have the same ideas and practices as hers, so she said "hmm" to classmate Pan.
Dr. Tong arranged the brain cotton tablets in an orderly manner, not unlike the casual style of Senior Brother Cao and Teacher Tan. He obviously knew the properties of the brain cotton tablets very well. Just like the eight tweezers I just bought, I know which tweezers are best and where to use them.
Surgical tweezers are special tweezers, just like peeling tweezers, and there are so few models. Each model is only distinguished by length, and there is no distinction between the shape of the head and the lack of teeth.
After a sloppy analysis, Dr. Tong was able to use short tweezers, long pointed flat tweezers and fine-toothed tweezers to deal with the subtle differences between shallow and deep and the same tissue in the same part.
That one is really amazing.
Because fine-tooth forceps were used in neurosurgery at that time.
I suspect that when classmate Pan was counting the tweezers, he must have been secretly admiring and marveling at the young man's magical skills.
It is very, very difficult to make the best use of every surgical instrument. Surgeons not only need to remember the differences in models and characteristics of all surgical instruments, but also have a thorough understanding of the most suitable application scenarios for each of them. The former is basically possible to achieve by relying on the memorization of books, and can only rely on the accumulation of massive medical experience from many surgeries performed by teenagers.
It is unimaginable that Dr. Buliang is absolutely perfect in making the best use of everything, or at least half of it, which is in line with the general rule that a small number of doctors are half dog-beating sticks or half hand kings.
Mr. Tong did it, and he did what Mr. Wei did, taking the Hermès stethoscope as the first place in auscultation. Therefore, it was right for Mr. Tong to stay in Fangze. If I use any other "Hermès" surgical items, I will be as wasteful as Mr. Wei.
Now I have to ask, can Mr. Tong use his brain to think like you, Xie Wanying?
Apparently yes.
(End of chapter)
