Under the shadowless lamp, the curve of the handsome profile remaining outside the mask was vaguely touching. Xie Wanying looked at it carefully and found that handsome Cao didn't sweat at all.
In contrast, another senior brother, Huang Zhilei, was sweating a lot on his forehead due to his lower seniority. Director Lu, who was the first assistant, suddenly shouted: "Oops."
Dr. Wang lost his voice immediately: "It's bleeding—"
Huang Zhilei, who was nervous, glanced at the two people disgustingly: Damn, shouldn't you be more calm at this time? What is it called? Of course, it is his senior brother who is the surgeon, not these two people, and whatever happens is his senior brother's business and has nothing to do with it.
A matter of two people.
This intraoperative bleeding was not accidental bleeding by the doctor during the operation, but the tumor bleeding that Xie Wanying had predicted before. So the amount of bleeding was quite large. The blood pressure fluctuated and the heart rate fluctuated on the monitoring equipment, and all the alarms were beeping.
Doctor Wang raised his head to see where Xie Wanying was, because she was right again: "Where is she?"
No one is seen?
Really ran away?
The operating room nurse replied: "She ran to get blood for us!"
Dr. Wang was completely speechless, thinking: How can this female trainee run faster than an intern who has been working for many years, and react as fast as lightning and a rabbit. Such medical students are always popular wherever they go, which teacher
He wanted them all. So, he realized why Director Lu's attitude toward Xie Wanying had changed so quickly.
The nurse over there saw Xie Wanying running out and rushing back. She was also dumbfounded: Female medical students have never seen anyone run so fast before. Her speed is no worse than that of boys, and her reactions are faster than boys.
Xie Wanying, who had brought the blood bag, handed it over to the nurse and anesthesiologist, and continued to focus on the patient on the operating table. She only remembered her promise to the patient's family that she would not give up the patient's life no matter what.
The blood was replenished in time, and with the surgeon's full efforts to stop the bleeding, the patient's blood pressure and heart rate stabilized.
Everyone in the operating room was sweating. No one dared to relax, because stopping the bleeding was only the first step. The next step was to perfectly remove the tumor.
Judging from the current surgical area, the tumor is larger than the CT scan, which is a common situation. Imaging examinations have always been called auxiliary examinations, and surgical incision is required to determine any situation.
The location of the tumor is close to various nerves, which is consistent with the doctor's pre-operative prediction. It is too easy for the patient to suffer from functional impairment after surgery.
The doctor carefully opened the surrounding nerves and blood vessels, and then removed the tumor. The seemingly easy steps took more than two hours. Therefore, the operation time of neurosurgery has always been longer than that of general surgery.
A long night passed. Who would have thought that it was New Year's Eve? At least, no one in the operating room could feel that it was New Year's Eve. When the operation ended, it was 5:30 in the morning.
The sun outside pushed aside the clouds and mist to reveal his face.
As the chief surgeon, Cao Yong and his junior brother Huang Zhilei went outside to introduce the patient's condition to the patient's family. Later, the anesthesiologist and the operating room nurse would send the patient to the intensive care unit (ICU). There are currently no empty beds in the neurosurgery department, and the patient will go to the ICU after major surgery.
Staying for two days to stabilize the condition is a necessary and prudent measure.
When he came back, Huang Zhilei didn't expect that while he and his senior brother were walking outside, the two people who stayed behind would directly "attack" the little junior sister.
