In large hospitals, there are many people vying for the first place, and teachers have a strong sense of responsibility. It is impossible to recruit people to work as first aid to enrich the labor force like small hospitals. Xie Wanying knows this very well.
Let's do the work of pulling the hook first.
Now that the job of pulling the hook has been handed over to her, Sun Yubo, who as the second assistant is often called to pull the hook, can relax a lot. In fact, Sun Yubo didn't understand why Tan Kelin asked an intern on his second day to pull the hook.
It should be said that I have never seen a person who has just entered the second day of clinical internship and can enter the operating room to pull the hook.
What can she do?
Final preparations before surgery.
The heads of the first surgeon, first assistant, and second assistant were all wearing surgical magnifying glasses.
By wearing this, others can't see anything on the surgeon's face. Except for glasses, a mask, and a hat, the surgeon's entire head is almost completely covered.
As the third assistant only pulls the retractor, Xie Wanying does not need or have the conditions to wear a surgical magnifying glass.
I want to observe the expressions of the teachers and try to figure out what the teachers are thinking during the surgery, but now it seems that I can give up on using my eyes to observe the subtle facial movements of the teachers.
The instrument nurse looked very professional. Knowing that you can't see the handsome face of the surgeon at this moment, you might as well look at the doctor's hands.
Although some surgeons have chubby hands, when they work, their chubby hands can turn into butterflies and flutter, making them very beautiful and handsome. Just like classmate Zhao Zhaowei, he immediately transforms into a handsome boy when he puts on a white coat.
Same.
What it means to be technically handsome and beautiful is most vividly reflected in doctors. No wonder many ordinary people want to be doctors.
The operation began.
The beep beep beep on the monitor and the smooth heartbeat of the patient are particularly pleasant to the ears of the medical staff, as good as classical music. It means that the rhythm of life makes everyone feel at ease.
Picking up the scalpel blade, Tan Kelin's hand made the first cut on the patient's skin without hesitation. It was cold, fast, accurate, and emotionless, just like cutting a steak in a restaurant.
As mentioned before, the more professional a surgeon is, the less human he will be when operating.
The scalpel blade is very small, as big as one finger, but the blade is unusually sharp, and it can burst a blood vessel instantly when it is slashed.
Blood beads emerged from the incision. Doctor Liu Chengran, who was standing opposite, had already prepared gauze. He used the gauze to wipe the blood beads from the incision and then press it so that the surgeon could continue the operation.
After the incision was made, Tan Kelin switched to the electric knife.
The advantage of electrocautery is that on the one hand it can continue to open downwards, and on the other hand it can electrocoagulate the lower blood vessels to stop bleeding.
Under the surgical magnifying glass, I could only hear the sound of the electric knife: "Squeak, squeak, squeak—"
There are conditions for using electric knife to burn blood vessels. Some bleeding points cannot be burned with electric knife. The assistant on the other side should quickly ligate the bleeding point.
Why do medical students have to practice tying knots? It is best to practice super speed. This is when the value comes into play.
Tie, Tie, Tie.
Normally, there is no blood in the abdominal cavity of the human body. Blood flows within the blood vessels. Even very small capillaries may not be visible to the naked eye. Bleeding is caused by rupture. So if there is a bleeding point, put down the suture and swab it with both hands.
The broken area is tied, the bleeding point is stopped, and the thread is cut, all within a few seconds.
These actions are all the speed of the doctor racing against death.
Along the way, the electrosurgery went down, and surgical instruments such as tissue scissors came to help. All of them were designed to expose the patient's lesions as soon as possible and determine the true condition of the patient's condition.
