Zhang Huayao's smile was probably because he could see that the two surgeons had not gotten along at all.
That day, everyone decided to let these two people be partners. It was the only option after there was no other choice. Logically speaking, Tao Zhijie and Tan Kelin should undergo pre-operative training. It is impossible for these two people not to make such an attempt. It is obvious.
, the two of them don't like each other at all. They have technical support, but it's hard to achieve a seamless integration.
People who can become deputy high-ranking officials all have their own stubborn tempers. This is a common problem among doctors. People who are stronger and better must be as domineering as kings. How can they show off to others?
Compromise and surrender.
So Tao Zhijie and Tan Kelin later figured out that instead of never being able to get in tune with each other, they should quickly find another way out. Under such circumstances, the two of them came up with the idea that they could not communicate with each other mentally.
If so, partner up with the mirror holder separately.
They don’t have much confidence when partnering with each other, but when paired with Xie Wanying, they are confident that they can instantly understand each other with a look during the surgery.
Therefore, during today's surgery, with the coordination of the mirror-holding hand, the two surgeons finally created a magical image that looked like a perfect partner.
All I can say is, is this okay for these two shady guys?
Zhang Huayao and Shen Jinghui could only accept their fate, but it was Zhang Huayao who personally agreed to that day. There was nothing they could do. The patient's condition was not suitable for laparotomy and he wanted to have full laparoscopic surgery. No one had ever tried it with dual surgeons, so he could only improvise.
The team worked hard.
"Gao Zhaocheng, come here." Thinking of this, Shen Jinghui called the doctor at the door to come and stand by, just in case.
After receiving the order, Gao Zhaocheng ran over quickly. As soon as he arrived, he saw the intraoperative detection results displayed on the monitor.
The moment all the doctors present saw the appearance of the patient's tumor, they all gasped.
"It's not good." Director Tang almost couldn't breathe because he wanted to curse.
Diseases are often more cunning than doctors imagine. They do not grow in the original lesions, but go to the patient's hiding place to attack. It is like a guerrilla lurking in the air. It can always hit the target nine times out of ten, making it difficult for patients and doctors to guard against it.
The tumor grew in a very tricky place at the intersection of the duodenum, common bile duct, and pancreas. It is commonly known as periampullary cancer (VPC), which is basically consistent with the preoperative doctor's judgment.
However, preoperative CT imaging showed that the tumor was not large in size and might not have infiltrated the surrounding tissue. Now, the surgeons lifted the cover and saw, oh my god, it was much worse than what the CT showed. The surgeons could see with the naked eye that the intestines were rotten.
A tumor growing out of a rotten place is like an evil flower growing out of rotten soil. It is ugly and extremely evil.
VPC is like this. Several organs and tissues intersect together, which is too complex, making it difficult to make the most accurate preoperative judgment through CT and other examinations.
The results were within the doctors' expectations.
"The duodenum is ulcerated and nodular." Looking at the evil flower in the patient's body, Director Tang sighed, "If it's adenocarcinoma, it's probably very malignant."
While he was talking, the investigating doctor was taking samples from the lesions to send to pathology for rapid intraoperative pathological analysis.
Before the pathology came out, everyone tried to adjust their mentality. It is conceivable that the doctors' luck-taking ideas before the operation were completely destroyed by the facts during the operation.