Zhang Tinghai walked back to his position as an anesthesiologist and stood there. If asked, what this guy said seemed to be the plot of a science fiction movie. He seemed to understand the meaning of the words, but he couldn't imagine it in his mind, let alone be able to do it.
These are two brains that are different from ordinary humans, and much scarier than Fu Xinheng's robot.
The sound of Song Xuelin's words reached the lecture hall of the exchange meeting intermittently.
After listening, the people in the lecture hall felt basically the same as Zhang Tinghai: they were confused.
"Is that your medical student named Song from Beidu? Has he graduated?" Someone remembered what Tao Zhijie called Xiao Song and asked the people in Beidu present if what he said was a dream.
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A lot of people from Beidu came today, and they recognized the voice just now as that of Song Xuelin.
When Song Xuelin, the famous Song Xuelin of their medical school, was poached by Dean Wu, the people of Beidu were very heartbroken.
Because people in Beidu know that he is a genius.
They would not doubt every word that Song Xuelin said, but they were all surprised when Song Xuelin uttered the words "Doctor Xie is better than me."
For Song Xuelin to admit that someone is more talented than him?! This is beyond the knowledge of the people in Beidu.
Who is Dr. Xie?
The eyes of the people in Beidou were like needles, intent on piercing the curtain and digging out the true appearance of "Dr. Xie" in the operating room.
After receiving Song Xuelin's affirmative opinion in the operating room, Tao Zhijie made a decisive decision: "Do it."
The assisting cardiothoracic surgery department immediately took action to coordinate.
The live broadcast included a thoracoscopic surgery.
"They are going to do a blood circulation surgery." Seeing this, the audience in the lecture hall were delighted that the procedure was in line with what they had speculated. Otherwise, it would be too much beyond their original medical experience and they would not be able to think of it.
wrong.
The surgical instruments used under thoracoscopy simply block the inferior vena cava.
A group of colleagues were so shocked that they were about to jump up: Wasn't it going to detonate a minefield of small blood vessels?
"Did you bleed? How much did you bleed?" Several people couldn't help shouting when they saw the nervousness.
There was no bleeding, no small blood vessels were exploded.
It seems that the live broadcast of the surgery cannot be broadcast, because it is not an open surgery, and the camera can only see the patient's body through a monitor.
Only one camera is not enough. Section Chief Yang, who was directing in the operating room, stamped his feet regretfully. He would have known better to deploy cameras. It seems that in the eyes of Section Chief Yang, the filming of this operation is not only a live broadcast of the operation, but also a necessity.
For teaching archives, the latter is more important.
As the chief of the medical education department, Chief Yang had a hunch that this operation would become famous in the hospital's history.
"Quick, quick, change the lens." Section Chief Yang waved to the cameraman while avoiding disturbing the surgeon's operation.
The screen then cut back to the laparoscopic operation screen, and the audience in the lecture hall once again exclaimed: It turns out that the operation screen suddenly progressed to Tao Zhijie's ultrasonic scalpel cutting the tumor.
It can be seen that someone was always cooperating with the laparoscope during the thoracoscopic surgery.
What made this operation so fast? A group of doctors were surprised.
It is clearly visible in the picture that the patient's tumor only grows within the cavity and is as big as a pigeon egg. It is not too large compared to the thick diameter of the inferior vena cava, but the obstruction is already obvious.
Samples were taken and sent to pathology. A section of the inferior vena cava, about one finger long, was surgically removed and then an artificial blood vessel was connected. This involves removing the blockage at the hepatic vein opening.
