There were a lot of family members who were crying, and they were actually mentally ready to give up.
For doctors, the natural result of this situation is that there are almost no surgical cases, which is equivalent to giving doctors almost no opportunity to get started.
In the past few years that Dr. Cheng Yuchen has been working in the Cardiac Surgery Department of First Children's Hospital, he has never seen a single Norwood surgery performed by any doctor here, including his boss. It is said that it has been done before, and the survival rate of the patient was too low, and the situation was terrifying.
This will only make it even more daunting for doctors who want to do this type of surgery in the future.
There is no difference between anesthesiologists and nurses in the operating room when it comes to this dilemma of practicing without cases that surgeons have to face.
It happened to be evening, and all the front-line workers in the hospital arranged for young people to exercise as much as possible. The experience of these young people was far less than that of the senior medical staff who worked the day shift.
When the anesthetists and nurses in the operating room heard Dr. Cheng talking about Norwood surgery on the phone, they couldn't understand it for a while and didn't react. It was normal. These situations only proved that they had not experienced this kind of surgery and had no experience.
It’s negotiable. If this surgery is really needed, I’m afraid I’ll need to call a senior anesthetist to come back to the hospital, otherwise the surgery won’t be possible.
As for the surgeon, his boss Cao Zhao had gone abroad for further study. There are more cases of this kind abroad. He didn't know whether his boss had ever done this kind of surgery.
After hanging up the phone, Dr. Cheng Yuchen walked back and reported the situation to his superiors. If he wanted to find another anesthesiologist, Cao Zhao would have to contact him personally.
Listening to the serious report from subordinate Cheng about the situation in the operating room, Cao Zhao stood there and stared at the beating heart data of the child on the ECG monitor screen. Occasionally, he glanced at several students.
Thoughtful.
Let him, this fairy brother, say that it is great to be young. Several of the "children" in the internship are passionate youths, and they will not think of anything else except saving people. Especially the stubborn classmate Xie. If you ask
Whether to do this surgery or not, Mr. Xie will definitely answer you this way: If the family members say they want to save the patient, the doctor will definitely go all out.
At this point, his younger brother Cao Yong standing next to him definitely had the same idea.
"Are you hesitating?"
He just thought this way, and his brother lived up to his expectations and actually said this. Cao Zhao sighed in his heart, turned his face, looked at his brother's dark eyes with a hint of deep meaning, and said: "It's not that I hesitated,
Maybe you should hesitate."
This second brother is obviously very concerned about the current predicament, and he is pretending to hold on on the surface. Don't think about how he knows, it is a brother who has been playing since childhood. Cao Yong's face is slightly serious, but in his heart he is evaluating whether it is necessary.
Shout for support.
Norwood surgery may have been performed only by his father.
Speaking of which, there are doctors here. No doctor is willing to watch a little life die in front of him, or let the child be taken back to die by his family knowing that he will die if he goes back. Cao Zhao is no exception. He will not talk about his students.
There was something wrong with being passionate about his brother, on the contrary, this was exactly what he envied and wanted to do.
"Go outside and talk to your family," Cao Zhao instructed his subordinates.
Dr. Cheng Yuchen took several students out to talk to the family members.
Cao Zhao looked at his younger brother again. It seemed that his younger brother had not yet understood the meaning of his words.
