Ling Ran folded his hands and continued to perform chest compressions with extremely balanced strength.

The patient has been given an advanced airway and put on a ventilator, which means that Ling Ran does not need to worry about his breathing problems.

Ling Ran just kept his head down and performed chest compressions.

The most basic and important thing in cardiopulmonary resuscitation is to perform chest compressions, and these must be high-quality chest compressions.

The quality of chest compressions is not high, just like the supply of logistics channels is not smooth. It is fine at other times. When hanging one's life, if the quality of chest compressions is not high, then it is really fatal.

Wei Jiayou's own chest compression level is sufficient, even more than enough.

In terms of levels, Ling Ran judged that his chest compressions should be at the top of his profession, close to the master level.

The reason why it is believed that he has not reached the master level is because Wei Jiayou's ability to organize and direct the team's cardiopulmonary resuscitation is still insufficient.

If this shortcoming is supplemented, the probability of saving today's patients will be very high.

Mainly because cardiopulmonary resuscitation took too long.

If it only lasts for five to six minutes, or seven to eight minutes, single-person chest compressions will be enough.

After more than ten minutes of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, a tough person will be deformed. Of course, the chest compressions can still be performed, but the quality is not high. Only a guy like Ling Ran can perform the movements.

Even under deformation, it still maintains a certain performance.

But in Wei Jiayou's case, when he stopped the chest compressions, the teamwork of the doctors behind him weakened instantly.

Yunyi Medical has never carried out an extraordinary cardiopulmonary resuscitation project before. It is no problem for the young attending doctors to do cardiopulmonary resuscitation on their own. They can also do it with cooperation in a short period of time. However, once the timeline is extended, the frequency of team cardiopulmonary resuscitation will change.

The faster you speed up, the more mistakes are inevitable.

Now replaced by Ling Ran...

There is actually no difference if he is replaced by Ling Ran. Chest compression only ensures the patient's minimum body supply. Next, it depends on the medicine and the patient's own recovery.

"Adrenaline." Ling Ran waited for the compression frequency to increase before he started to give orders.

Two minutes later, Ling Ran said again: "Adrenaline."

Every two minutes, Ling Ran needed a shot of epinephrine, and then added atropine and lidocaine.

He wanted less atropine and lidocaine, and he wanted adrenaline like crazy. Anyone with a discerning eye knew that Ling Ran wanted to wake up the patient in this way.

Wei Jiayou couldn't help but curl up the corners of his mouth.

How can adrenaline be so magical, especially when used so frequently?

However, Wei Jiayou was about to declare his death and would not interfere with Ling Ran's order. He just watched Ling Ran sweating profusely and watching the nurse administer adrenaline shots one after another.

"Doctor Ling." Lu Wenbin finally received the news and ran over to report it immediately.

In recent days, the intensive work in the emergency department has ended, and the hospital has given everyone holidays in batches. Lu Wenbin just squatted in the kitchen for half a day, and when he saw the news from the group, he couldn't help it.

Pork trotters cannot escape when stewed in a pot. The chance of cardiopulmonary resuscitation... there are many in emergency centers, but they are all mobile.

Lu Wenbin originally lived near the hospital. He jogged a few steps and returned to the operating room. He then changed into a hand-washing gown to report. He was the first among Ling's treatment team to return.

"You warm up first." Ling Ran was still doing CPR and was not in a hurry to let Lu Wenbin go into battle.

Lu Wenbin did not fully understand the situation, so he nodded and stood to the side, paying attention to Ling Ran's operations.

Compared to performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation before, Ling Ran now pays more attention to stability and... uses more adrenaline...

"Add another shot of epinephrine." Ling Ran's frequency of using epinephrine was reduced from two minutes to one minute.

Lu Wenbin was surprised. He had just arrived. He asked without thinking, "Do you want to add so much?"

"Pay attention to the electrocardiogram." Ling Ran gave a guideline before he could explain more.

Lu Wenbin looked at the electrocardiogram blankly.

Electrocardiogram is an imaging project that is no less difficult than MRI, because it reflects the electrical signals of the heart. It is already quite difficult to find what you need from it, not to mention that in many cases, you are not included in the electrocardiogram at all.

The moment I want to see.

However, Lu Wenbin understood one thing. The patient was about to die. According to the standards of 20 years ago, the patient was already considered dead. No matter how much adrenaline he injected, he would not die.

Twice.

Yu Yuan and Zuo Cidian arrived about 10 minutes late.

At this time, the total duration of cardiopulmonary resuscitation has exceeded 1 hour.

"Prepare to replace someone." Ling Ran was not sure that he could bring the person back, but he felt that he did have a chance.

The doctors on Ling's treatment team practiced cooperation for many hours in order to be able to perform team cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Now that they were familiar with the situation, they lined up in order according to their training positions and began to perform high-intensity cardiopulmonary resuscitation.

Ling Ran stepped aside and continued to ask for adrenaline. In the eyes of many people, his approach seemed to be exactly the same as Wei Jiayou's.

However, a very small number of people discovered that Ling Ran's medication frequency had begun to change.

"Dad...Dad..." A young man in his 20s stumbled up.

The head nurse immediately ordered two people to come forward and stop the young man.

"You have to sign the informed consent form first. If you need surgery later, the doctor can do it." Yu Yuan, who had just pulled it off, took the time to say something.

The young man quickly signed the informed consent form.

The doctors around him breathed a sigh of relief. If they encountered another hypocritical doctor, they would really collapse.

"My dad...how is my dad now?" The young man signed seven or eight pieces of paper in one breath without even asking.

"Rescue is underway." The head nurse said first.

"Do you...do you need to pay?" the young man said with difficulty.

"You will definitely have to pay. The hospital has now opened a green channel for you. When your family comes, just go and hand over the money." The head nurse spoke quickly and urgently, but the content was clear.

The young man looked embarrassed and looked at his relatives.

"I have three thousand yuan here, you can use it first."

"I have 5000."

"You can take 10,000 yuan first, and then we'll wait if it's not enough." The relative who had been calling and unwilling to sign suddenly became generous and transferred the money he had prepared earlier.

The young man was so moved that tears filled his eyes, and he thanked him profusely. After a circle of thanks, he hurried downstairs to pay.
Chapter completed!