The pathologist's workload is also very heavy, and He Xiangyu is gearing up to go all out.
The two stepped into the door of the operating room and saw someone inside placing a chair beside the operating bed. It seemed that the operation was about to enter a new stage.
After a series of explorations, explorations, and explorations, the surgeon completed the preliminary testing and "outlined" the extreme range of resection in the patient's brain. Then, in order to confirm that the ranges he set were correct, it was time for another important operation.
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At this time, the anesthetist will wake the patient up, and the surgeon will perform the tumor removal surgery to ensure that the patient's physiological functions that need to be preserved are not accidentally removed.
When the patient wakes up during the operation, the biggest crisis may be that the patient will be psychologically frightened, anxious, and even frightened to the point of restlessness when faced with the situation of being passively operated on.
All members of the operating room have made all preparations for this.
Moving the chair to the side of the operating bed should be specially set up for this step, so that a person can sit here to accompany the patient who will wake up from the operation later.
Tao Zhijie took word cards and other things, sat on the chair, and read the words carefully, as if he was mentally preparing for something he was silently reciting in his mind.
He is a doctor but not a neurosurgeon. He has never participated in this kind of operation. It is the first time for him to do this kind of thing. No one is uneasy about doing something for the first time. He is also a little nervous at the psychological level. Especially today.
The surgery is too important for everyone, and no mistakes can occur.
Don't think that doctors can sit back and relax as long as they become doctors or become senior doctors. Doctors are really a profession that requires learning, and there are new challenges all the time.
Life is scary.
Unable to get close to the operating table, He Xiangyu stopped with his feet near the door and looked at his figure.
I thought it was infuriating to hear those false accusations against him when I walked in, and I also thought that he should have heard the rumors and rumors created by these bastards. It was really difficult for a professional doctor to be a professional to the end.
The surgeon said "that's it".
The anesthesiologist follows the steps to gradually restore the patient's consciousness during the operation.
The patient opened his eyelids.
Emergencies often occur during surgery. Suddenly a beep beeps, an alarm sounds, and the patient's hands and feet are "trembling". Is it an epileptic seizure? The air tension in the operating room is like a bow string being stretched to full in an instant.
"Don't be nervous, don't be nervous." The medical staff kept telling each other, not just to the patients, but also to their colleagues.
The anesthesiologist and surgeon were intensively discussing whether to immediately recommend sedatives.
Intraoperative wake-up technology It is not uncommon for such problems to occur during surgery. The usual solution is to put the patient back to sleep as mentioned above, and second, to stop the surgical operation. It is generally believed that surgical operations such as electrical stimulation can cause epilepsy in patients.
Since the surgeon has not performed electrical stimulation yet, analyzing the current situation, it is very likely that the patient is "trembling" caused by his own fear. It is better to say that the patient is "trembling" than to say that the patient is restless.
If this psychological reaction of the patient cannot be prevented in time, the only option is to declare the intraoperative awakening as a failure and quickly put the patient back to sleep. Because one of the necessary conditions for intraoperative awakening to be implemented is to reduce the appropriate sedation dose, and re-increasing the dose is a failure.
what to do?
Everyone is anxious.
As soon as he said it, he held the patient's trembling left hand tightly with one hand.