Senior Brother Cao, Huang Zhilei rolled his eyebrows.
Medical students who come for clinical internship need to actively accumulate clinical case experience more than doctors. Their own group may not be able to treat all kinds of patients, so it is not a bad idea to let doctors from other groups take a look.
Besides, they are patients in the same department, and their interests are at stake. Let's go over first to see what's going on.
If you want to be a master in clinical practice, you cannot avoid dealing with all kinds of people, and you must be calm and steady.
Xie Wanying could feel that in Cao Yong's eyes, these people might not have enough evidence, so they didn't react like Senior Brother Huang.
In Cao Yong's mind, these two guys are nothing compared to the old naughty boys pretending to be Teacher Wu.
The group moved to the second bed.
The patient in the second bed is a male patient in his forties, who weighs more than 100 kilograms and is overweight.
When it comes to subcutaneous tunneling in children, some neurosurgeons can do it very well. In addition to the advantage of short distance, the loose subcutaneous tissue in children is also a major feature, which makes it easier for the doctor to pinch the skin with their hands, and it is easy to pinch the skin at the same time.
The tube inserted under the skin helps the doctor to determine the position of the tube at any time and continue to insert the tube.
In the same way, thin people can have the same advantages.
In comparison, for fat people, this advantage is lost. In particular, the end of the shunt tube must be placed into the patient's abdominal cavity instead of simply placed under the skin. The abdomen must be cut open and placed inside the abdominal cavity.
"He has a history of cholecystitis surgery and diabetes." Dr. Wang introduced the special difficulties of this case to the group.
A history of cholecystitis surgery means that if an operation is performed on the abdominal cavity again, the doctor will inevitably face tissue adhesions that are difficult to separate. This is a characteristic of all patients with a history of surgery.
Anyone with a medical history of diabetes will know that the incision will take longer to heal and the risk of infection will be high.
In addition, the patient was overweight, so the doctor needed to incise the abdominal cavity at multiple levels when placing the shunt. If the shunt was not placed deep enough, it would cause the greater omentum to wrap around the shunt, causing the shunt to be blocked and the operation to fail.
It sounds like this patient's situation is much more difficult than the last patient's.
"Do you have any good ideas, classmate?" Dr. Wang turned to thank the classmate directly.
Huang Zhilei, why do you want my junior sister to answer you?
Unexpectedly, the stubborn little junior sister responded so quickly. She probably immediately lost her mind in medicine when she saw the patient, and said: "You can ask the general surgery department to help with laparoscopy."
"That's a way." Doctor Wang suddenly realized it and turned back to ask the leader for instructions.
Deputy Director Lu's eyes were shining, and he nodded frequently to express satisfaction, saying: "Young people are different, their brains are much more flexible than ours."
These two stupid guys admitted that they were stupid enough. Huang Zhilei frowned at the Department of Neurosurgery of the National Association of Neurosurgery. It was these people who lowered his IQ.
It doesn't matter if you are stupid, as long as you are thick-skinned. Deputy Director Lu really didn't care about the IQ problem. He said to classmate Xie: "How about you try the shunt surgery on this patient?"
"It's a good thing to practice more," Dr. Wang said.
This is not something she can decide on her own.
Reading her expression, Deputy Director Lu understood and turned to Cao Yong: "Doctor Cao, let her try. With you, I won't be afraid of anything happening."
Deputy Director Lu and he had the same idea in retaining people.
The person who suddenly came out was Dr. Jin, extremely anxious: "She wants to operate on my patient first!"
