Qi Mingye's eyes briefly glanced over the document, then fell on Ji Qingyu Guojue's signature, flickering slightly before returning his gaze to the operating table.
"Zeo, you will be the surgeon. You will be responsible for removing a healthy liver from Lan Jue's body and preparing for a living donor liver transplant. Team A will be responsible for assisting. The rest of the team will follow me to prepare for Lan Rui's gastric resection!"
Qi Mingye's voice fell, and the atmosphere in the operating room immediately became tense.
"I understand." Zeo turned around calmly and signaled with a gesture, and the entire DQ team followed him into the isolation room next door.
Lan Rui's organ failure was very serious. Qi Mingye first had to remove part of his stomach that had become completely necrotic. He hoped that through hemodialysis, the accumulated toxins in the stomach could be excreted from the body, so that his stomach could restore some of its gastric functions on its own.
After all this is done, it really begins.
In addition to his stomach, Lan Rui's liver function has also been completely destroyed. They must remove his necrotic liver and take out a part of Lan Jue's healthy liver for living donor transplantation.
Only by successfully implanting this healthy liver and allowing it to survive in Lan Rui's body, and through long-term care, can the implanted small piece of liver grow to a size and function sufficient to maintain his body's balance.
A real surgical success.
In other words, even if the operation is successful, it can only solve Lan Rui's current coma. Whether allogeneic liver rejection will occur later is the most critical issue.
Not to mention that Lan Rui's body is already at the end of its strength. Whether he can survive this major surgery is still unknown.
"Report the number."
Putting on a white suit, putting on sterile gloves and a mask, Qi Mingye calmly gave instructions.
"High pressure 110, low pressure 60, pulse 100, coma index 6..."
The quiet space, when the number comes out, is so quiet that it is suffocating.
Qi Mingye raised his hands in the air and stood in front of the operating table.
With a gesture, all the headlights in the operating room were turned off, leaving only the direct light facing Lan Rui's abdominal cavity.
"Master, the patient's coma index has dropped to 6. Does he still need to inject an anesthetic?"
The Coma Index, also known as the Glasgow Coma Index, is an index used clinically to judge a patient's conscious response ability. It is divided into several major directions. The basic comprehensive index evaluation is that the higher the score, the better the patient's brain nerve consciousness has recovered.
.
Once the coma index drops to 3-4 points, 85% of patients will die or become a vegetative state.
Lan Rui's natural coma index has dropped to 6. Whether anesthesia will be injected during the surgery is a question that needs to be considered.
"What do the computer scans and MRIs show?"
"The nerves in the brain are normal, but after a long period of coma, the nerve reflex arc has become sluggish. In order to prevent the patient from becoming awake during the operation, and to ensure that it does not affect the patient's nerves, the team's suggestion is to reduce the dose of anesthetic.
, using precise staged anesthesia methods.”
Staged anesthesia is to provide different levels of anesthesia to different parts of the patient according to the patient's surgical requirements at different stages, which can ensure the smooth progress of the operation and minimize the impact of the anesthetic on the patient.
However, such anesthesia places extremely high demands on anesthesiologists. It is difficult for ordinary people to accurately calculate the time and depth of anesthesia.
"Just follow the team's advice and prepare for staged anesthesia and start the operation!"
