It's easy to say but problematic to do. Stimulation is required for fMRI examination. Usually these external stimuli are screened out by doctors first. Otherwise, everything may be an irritant. How should I do this check? There is no way to do it.
Therefore, it is completely impossible for instruments to completely replace doctors’ brains.
Under such circumstances, even Zhu Huicang, a cardiothoracic surgeon who didn't know much about neurosurgery, could sense something strange. While muttering temptations, his eyes were looking at the people next to him in consultation.
The two supervisors stood upright, their eyes fixed on the interventional surgery room next door and they remained silent.
Zhu Huicang felt depressed: Why didn't these two people talk? Expressive?
In terms of professionalism, these two people were far superior to him, a cardiothoracic surgeon. One is a big shot in neurosurgery, and the other is a gold-medal medical clinical instructor who knows something about neurosurgery, so he should be able to see some tricks. What does it mean that these two people are silent at this moment?
To talk about how the two supervisors feel about it, just look at the current situation in the operating room. As long as others can see it with their own eyes, it cannot be faked: Dr. Huang's concentration has been improved.
Based on the medical principles they knew above, it was obvious that Dr. Huang's precise point of interest had been found.
This person who found his precise point of interest, no one was blind in public, it can be concluded that it is classmate Izuke Xie.
This shows how terrifying Xie’s “eyesight” is.
The eyes of the two overseers must have been filled with Isuke's figure at this moment, and the question was swirling in their minds: How could this man's "eyes" be so powerful?
Remember in neurosurgery, when you are touching someone else's brain, they are just as anxious to touch your brain.
I heard the voice of Ichisuke Xie's classmate again: "Pay special attention when going from the femoral artery to the abdominal aorta, to the carotid artery, and then to the branches of the internal carotid artery. Cerebral vasospasm caused by mechanical stimulation is prone to occur here."
I have to say that this assistant's voice is a bit like that of an announcer on the radio. His pronunciation is smooth and correct, and people will not hear a word wrong. Does it make people easily fascinated or hypnotized by listening to it?
The three people standing opposite the lead glass looked at the face of the surgeon, Dr. Huang: they seemed to be hypnotized.
This is manifested in the fact that Dr. Huang's eyes are so focused that he seems to be in a dream and has gone to another world, turning a blind eye to the surroundings, and there is only a bewitching voice in his ears.
Dr. Huang's operating hands were even more somnambulistic. Sleepwalking people seem to be in their own world. You can imagine how focused sleepwalking people are. Dr. Huang's hands are now like those of a sleepwalker, running for only one purpose.
So there were three supervisors present, including Zhu Huicang. Their eyes widened, and it could be seen that Dr. Huang was undergoing some kind of transformation. The hesitant Huang Daxia who was prone to sweating during surgery suddenly disappeared and was replaced by Dr. Huang who stopped sweating.
Dr. Huang's movements suddenly became so miraculous, onlookers could see: When Yishu said that the arteries were spasming, Dr. Huang's fingers holding the catheter only needed to pinch and lift slightly, and the catheter quickly passed through a tricky area in the human body.
That should be an area where the angle and width of human blood vessels would make it difficult for the catheter to pass through, and it would be difficult for the doctor to operate. However, Dr. Huang passed through it easily.
Zhu Huicang's chin almost dropped: Is this Junior Brother Huang so powerful?
(End of chapter)
