After a few seconds, no one from the cardiac surgery department answered his question.
There was a strong smell of sweat in the air above the silent scene.
Gao Zhaocheng and other general surgeons saw it: the cardiac surgeons seemed to be unable to understand it for the time being.
The cardiac surgeon wanted to glare at the people in other departments.
How to let them understand?
Today, it is not traditional surgery but minimally invasive surgery, and the surgical images presented have always been limited and one-sided.
The work of reconstructing blood vessels is a holistic one, which means that if you want to understand the overall picture of this patient's coronary vascular surgery and reconstruction, you need to reassemble the fragmented surgical scenes.
Whether this reorganization task is difficult or not depends entirely on the newly filmed surgery scenes.
Like the previous surgery scene, the doctor was operating so fast that the scene shrank back and forth like a kaleidoscope.
The general surgery department and the outsiders listened to the explanation for a long time, and wanted to give these people a look: Why don't you just confess that you are stupid and cannot keep up with Chief Surgeon Xie's lightning thinking.
The most correct view is that big bosses like Bi Yongqing said: "This is not a conventional surgery."
When people look at things, the first thing they do when their brains start is experience, which is commonly known as inertia, so people can have the habit of mistaking a moving rope for a snake. When it comes to new things that we have never seen before, our brains tend to go into a panic state.
"Bring some paper -" Bi Yongqing stretched out his hand and asked others for paper and pen to draw anatomy diagrams for review.
Thanks to the surgeon, the surgery was done so that the boss had to write it himself.
Do you think only one big boss does this?
Robot Fu had already silently taken out the small notebook he carried with him and immersed himself in drawing.
When I asked for paper and pen, I turned around and suddenly found that the robot beside me was already drawing. Bi Yongqing immediately complained: "If you have paper and pen, you should have told me earlier."
Fu Xinheng: I didn’t expect that a big leader like you would write it yourself.
Others looked over and saw that a row of foreign bosses in the front row were busy with paper and pen, and they were all immersed in their movements like elementary school students doing homework, all doing art homework for anatomy class.
Hans, the vice president of Company B, was tapping the pen on the paper, quickly turning into a typewriter.
The tip of Sulima's pen is placed in her mouth and bitten off.
After the operation is completed, the results of the operation must be checked. How to check and what tests to use? This step has been discussed many times in previous extracardiac surgeries and will not be repeated.
The test results came out, and the test screen on the instrument was shown on the big screen. Colleagues in the audience rushed to read the test values to judge the results of the surgery.
"Thirty-two point eight milliliters per minute. This is not the left internal mammary artery connecting the anterior descending branch, but the right internal mammary artery."
The first test result immediately made a group of cardiac surgery colleagues realize that they were blind.
"Can't you even tell right from left?" The general surgeon and the surgeon shouted in unison.
"No. She was too fast just now, and we couldn't distinguish her clearly." The cardiac surgeons shouted in unison.
If you don't see clearly, you can only use common sense to infer. Generally speaking, the left internal mammary artery is close to the heart, so it is best to use it as a bridge, and the length should be sufficient.
Why did the surgical team use the patient's right internal mammary artery as a bridge this time instead of the more appropriate left internal mammary artery? This time the cardiac surgeon can answer: "Did you see it? Later tests can show that she needs to use the left internal mammary artery to bridge other blood vessel segments."
(End of chapter)
