Qiu Yiluo was very nervous. He made the decision on today’s surgery. What if the patient died?
As the saying goes, a long-term illness leaves no filial son. This patient has been ill for more than a year, and his family has become impatient. Not many people care about death or immortality.
However, if the death was due to hospital reasons, it would be different. The family members would be very excited and brave enough to defend their rights. They would never give up without paying one or two million in compensation.
This kind of thing will not happen to everyone, but you can never overestimate anyone.
Qiu Yiluo knew the patient's family quite well. They were not easy to talk to. In the past year, there had been many quarrels and conflicts, but they had not been turned into a positive one.
Today, I am a little nervous, which is understandable.
Liu Maqiao is very plain, with no special expression on his face. When he is doing things seriously, his face is very calm. He often completes tasks silently and calmly. He looks like this when he encounters difficulties. He feels very refreshed and happy.
It was like this when.
In fact, he is very happy now.
Because he had re-evaluated it just now and found that there was a better puncture route with no risk at all, but it looked a little uncomfortable.
He plans to insert the needle from the occipital lobe. The distance is relatively long and no important nerve tissue will be encountered along the path.
This puncture path is a new discovery and can be used as a routine puncture path in the future.
When he directed Dr. Zou to drill holes from this place, Dr. Zou was shocked.
"Isn't it here? Why, the path has been changed?"
"This path is safer."
"But, the distance is too long, will it be accurate?"
The longer the distance, the easier it is to deviate from the target. This is the same as target shooting. You can hit 10 rings on a 100-meter target, but if you switch to a 200-meter target, you may only be able to hit 8 rings.
Liu Muqiao chuckled and said: "Don't worry, the deviation will be added by up to 0.1 mm, and it will not affect the result."
Their conversation made Qiu Yiluo even more worried.
However, he was not prepared to intervene.
Dr. Zou drilled the hole, drilled the hole, washed his hands again, and became an instrument technician.
No one can touch this black box.
Liu Muqiao came back from the film reading lamp and stretched out his right hand. Dr. Zou said "pop!"
The puncture needle clicked into the palm of Liu Maqiao's hand.
Liu Muqiao placed the tip of the needle on the skull opening and paused for a second. Then, it penetrated straight in, at a constant speed, steadily, and in one go. After about 6 centimeters, he stopped pushing.
Withdrawing the needle core, a stream of brown liquid came out.
Liu Miqiao stretched out his right hand, and Dr. Zou slapped the needle into his palm again.
Withdraw liquid.
He stretched out his right hand again, and a bottle containing 3 ml of absolute alcohol was popped into his hand.
Push the anhydrous alcohol in, and then quickly withdraw it.
This is to cauterize the cyst wall to prevent it from leaking again.
This is the second time I have used this method.
I used it last time at the Neuropsychiatric Hospital of Shanghai Medical University and the effect was very good.
Next, he pulled out the puncture needle, and Dr. Zou quickly covered it with gauze and applied a cross tape.
"Is this the end?" Qiu Yiluo asked.
"Well, yes." Liu Maqiao said.
"Daoyong, are you ready for the second channel?" Qiu Yiluo asked.
"Get ready, in the 20th operating room." Dao Yong couldn't help with anything else, so she became the liaison officer.
Several people came to the 20th operating room again. The nurses here were already in place. The anesthesiologist came over. Seeing that it was a Parkinson's patient, he said, "Can't we also use Diazepam?"
Dr. Zou raised his head slightly: "All our patients just need stability."
The anesthesiologist softly said "ah" and said nothing more.
He shook his head secretly. With such a doctor, the anesthesia fee was reduced by more than a thousand. The hospital suffered a loss, and he personally suffered a loss, and he couldn't afford to be motivated.
They are very skilled in Parkinson's surgery. So far, they have performed dozens of cases. Dr. Zou and Liu Miqiao's cooperation is very skilled.
This operation only took 15 minutes, including 5 minutes of film reading time.
The third and fourth surgeries were also completed quickly.
There was trouble with the 5th and 6th surgeries.
Since there are only 5 Parkinson's surgeries scheduled in total, there are now as many as 10 patients vying to be among the 5.
There are still two indicators, and seven people are competing for them, which is very troublesome.
Liu Muqiao did not relent. He was only going to do two more surgeries, and the rest of his time would be used to treat epilepsy patients.
The selection of epilepsy patients is more complicated. Only those epilepsy patients with obvious lesions are suitable for surgery. Therefore, he plans to select epilepsy patients who can undergo surgery after Parkinson's surgery.
However, now we are in trouble. Patients with Parkinson's disease are competing for treatment, who will do it and who will not. In a short period of time, doctors have no way to solve it.
"Dr. Liu, I see you are doing things very quickly, so please do more." Qiu Yiluo was ready to compromise with the patient.
Liu Miqiao calculated the time for a while. What he was not sure about was how many epilepsy patients were suitable for surgery and how long this determination process would take.
He prefers epilepsy surgery.
Seeing Liu Muqiao's hesitation, Zhao Yilin said: "Then let's make a few more and speed up. You can do 4 in an hour."
It was rare for Zhao Yilin to say this, so Liu Muqiao nodded and said, "Then make a few more and speed up your preparations."
Next, it’s just like a competition.
Dr. Zou quickly shaved his head, drilled holes quickly, and quickly changed his identity from a circulating nurse to a device nurse.
The anesthesiologist smiled wryly and frequently changed operating rooms. In each operating room, he only had to do two things. One was to inject an injection of diazepam, and the other was to inject several injections of procaine into the scalp designated by Dr. Zou.
Dao Yong kept talking on the phone, walking around and shuttling.
In 100 minutes, 7 operations were completed.
Qiu Yiluo breathed a sigh of relief.
After working as a neurologist all his life, he discovered for the first time that the high-end Parkinson's surgery was just a piece of cake in Liu Muqiao's hands.
When he received the call and was told that the vegetative man had woken up, his first reaction was that he wanted to pick up Liu Miqiao and give him a kiss.
So amazing.
Several people left the operating room.
Dr. Zou is going to perform a physical examination on an awakened vegetative patient, and his paper must have complete data.
Liu Muqiao will go to the ward to screen epilepsy patients suitable for surgery.
Qiu Yiluo hesitated. He not only wanted to see the awakened vegetative patients, but also wanted to screen epilepsy patients with Liu Miqiao.
After hesitating for a minute, he decided to see the awakened vegetative person first.
Under Dao Yong's guidance, Liu Muqiao went to the Department of Neurology 3, which specializes in treating epilepsy.
Zhao Yilin didn't want to miss the opportunity. It would be more interesting to see a vegetative person awaken.
Dr. Zou has a set of examination methods. In terms of cognition, the examination is more careful, starting from asking what is 100 minus 7, and then asking the patient to answer what day it is today.
Regarding this question, the doctor would not be frightened when the vegetative person answered, but the patient was so surprised that he could not speak for a long time.
This feeling of traveling into the future is incomprehensible to normal people. Within half a day, the patient was in a trance in a dream and in the afterlife.
"Is it next year?"
This problem can be solved in one year. The patient in the Shanghai Stock Exchange last time traveled through five years. It is said that he was in chaos for several days.
"Did I see the future?"
It is difficult for patients to accept this reality.
This chapter has been completed!