More than 170 doctors from the Neurosurgery Department of the Royal Third Hospital, including professors and associate professors, came to watch Liu Miqiao's surgery.
When the video is transmitted, not only the large picture of the operating room, but also the picture under the microscope is transmitted. This is very advanced equipment.
In the past, the teaching of microscopic surgery relied entirely on dictation and observation through the secondary eyepiece while working as an assistant.
Therefore, in the past, it was difficult for those who were not at a very high level to actually have the opportunity to observe surgery under the microscope.
Now, the camera is installed under the microscope, and even intern doctors can watch the actual operation.
It can be expected that in the past, microsurgery was only available at the associate professor level. In the future, it will be possible to reach the attending physician level much earlier, and even residents may have the opportunity to serve as assistants.
On the big screen, Liu Muchiao's dexterous hands did not waver at all, and each operation was precise.
As for their former boss, Professor Waiter, his hands were like fallen leaves in the wind, shaking too much.
It’s not just him, other people are shaking harder than him.
Except for interns and residents, everyone here is an expert. They understand the difficulty of surgery under a microscope. Fine movements must be at the sub-millimeter level, a few tenths of a millimeter. It is indeed not easy to pinch accurately at one time. p>
However, the person in front of him is different from everyone else. Liu Miqiao can perform microscopic surgery at the micron level!
Because, even under a microscope that was magnified dozens of times, Liu Miqiao's hands and the instruments in his hands did not move at all.
It can be said that no one can do this except Liu Miqiao.
In the past, when Liu Muqiao was at the master level, his hands were still shaking slightly. Now, with the integration of perfect plastic surgery technology, Liu Muqiao's technology can perform micron-level surgeries without any shaking.
Ordinary people can't do it.
Liu Miqiao's surgery today made many people excited, and many people were ready to practice for this goal.
Liu Muqiao can do it, why can't I? As long as this is achieved, surpassing Waiter is completely realistic.
Moreover, some people speculate that it is not too difficult to learn Liu Muqiao's technique. There are real-life examples, and Liu Muqiao is a role model. He has already mastered it at a young age.
Maybe Liu Muqiao has been practicing for 5 years, so I can catch up with him after 10 years of training!
In the past, there were no goals or benchmarks, so no one worked hard in this direction. Now that there are role models, more people will work hard in this direction.
Liu Miqiao didn't know that there were hundreds of eyes outside watching his work. He was using a special surgical instrument similar to a spoon to dig out the tumor tissue quickly and well.
Hundreds of eyes stared at Liu Miqiao's repeated movements.
I couldn't help but think of the children who were engrossed in watching the excavator digging.
On the construction site, both adults and children like to watch the excavator digging soil. The huge machine makes various dexterous movements. Many people will sincerely admire it and it is a pleasure to watch!
Today, everyone is watching Liu Miqiao digging soil, but this excavator is more dexterous. He is digging out tumors in his brain.
"How do you practice?" Waiter couldn't help but ask.
He has been involved in neurosurgery for more than 30 years, and has practiced microsurgery for more than 20 years. He has practiced it a lot. After becoming an attending physician, he often stayed in the practice room and practiced microscopic surgery. When he was promoted to associate professor, he practiced
Even more diligent.
Later, after he was promoted to professor, he still never stopped practicing. However, now compared with Liu Miqiao, the gap is really huge.
Liu Muqiao is not sure how to answer.
But he had to answer.
Not answering is arrogance, contempt for others, and unfriendly to others.
His purpose is to establish a good relationship with them.
"To practice, you must first practice stability and hand strength. I practice physical fitness and hand strength for an hour every morning, almost non-stop, 365 days a year."
Liu Muqiao's words are true. Even when he is on a business trip, he still has to do morning exercises, including pull-ups, push-ups, running, Wu Qin Xi, and military boxing, which usually takes an hour.
His hands don't shake or shake, which must be related to his arm strength.
This answer is very logical.
Waiter said excitedly: "Thank you, this makes sense. I will ask our younger generation to practice physical fitness and hand strength!"
Liu Muqiao didn't say much. It's not good to lie to others. That's enough.
It took more than an hour to remove the tumor.
Liu Muqiao began to clean up the possible infiltration areas, which took a lot of time. He spent another hour.
In the eyes of others, they are a little confused. You only spent an hour on the most difficult part, but you also spent an hour on the seemingly useless parts. Is this a little too careful?
Others asked in their hearts, but he answered the question without waiting for others to speak.
"This step is the most critical. Complete removal of tumor infiltration is the basis for ensuring no recurrence." Liu Muqiao said.
Oops!
Are you serious?
In other people's eyes, the glioma is already so big that it should be in the advanced stage and there is no hope of cure. Surgery is to relieve the patient's pain and eliminate the patient's frequent epilepsy attacks.
Are you trying to do a radical surgery?
More than a hundred people were collectively confused.
"Dr. Liu, do you think radical surgery is valuable?" Waiter has seen many such patients. It can be said that after 100 operations, 99 and a half will relapse.
Liu Muqiao said: "Of course it is valuable."
Waiter asked: "Is there any data to support this?"
Western medicine pays most attention to evidence, and it almost ignores individual cases. That is to say, if you treat one such patient and there is no recurrence, it is of no value. But if 10 of your 100 patients have no recurrence, then it is valuable.
The cure rate is 10%. If 50 patients do not relapse, the cure rate reaches 50%, which is a very remarkable achievement.
He needs the support of this kind of data.
Liu Muqiao said: "Next month, there will be an article in the journal "Chinese Neurology". The gliomas we treat include early, middle and late stages without recurrence, and the two-year survival rate is 100%. Sorry, we
No data for longer periods of time are available."
Silent.
No recurrence!
Two-year survival rate is 100%!
Anyone in the know knows that this is an astonishing number.
Although the concept of two-year survival rate is rarely used clinically, the three-year survival rate, especially the five-year survival rate, is the most commonly used.
However, Waiter is very clear about the meaning behind this data. No one has relapsed in two years, which is an amazing result. Maybe the person in front of him will shock the world in five years.
If the five-year survival rate of glioma is high, then Liu Miqiao will be a great medical scientist.
Unbelievable.
I couldn't help but asked, "There has been no recurrence? Did you calculate this data yourself?"
The last sentence is a sign of respect for Liu Miqiao.
"Yes, I have been practicing neurosurgery for a short time, just over three years. I remember that every patient I have treated, so far, is still alive and has not relapsed."
"How did you do that?" Waiter asked.
Liu Muqiao simply answered: "First, the surgery was done carefully, and second, we are using a type of traditional Chinese medicine. We estimate that traditional Chinese medicine has a good effect on treating tumors."
"Chinese medicine?" Waiter asked in disbelief.
"Well, Chinese medicine. I have seen the dawn of conquering tumors, not only gliomas and pancreatic cancer. I have had three years of data, and the number of patients is larger. Likewise, no one has recurred."
"Three-year survival rate 100%?" Waiter almost screamed.