Monitor
Brock Lesnar was stunned.
He glanced at the patient's blood pressure, heart rate and other vital signs displayed in the lower right corner of the big screen. They were normal and had not changed.
Well, the ECG is somewhat different, but the change is very slight. It is probably because the surgery still stimulates the renal sympathetic nerves, but this stimulation is not obvious, so there is no need to worry about it at all.
etc…
What does Dr. Charles mean
Just now, it seemed as if the sympathetic nerves had been clamped and severed. Brock Lesnar was in a state of confusion before he reacted.
It can't be!
Once the renal sympathetic nerve is severed, special treatment is required. At the very least, they have to face a series of changes in blood pressure, heart rate, heart beat, etc., and use drugs to maintain vital signs.
Now the patient's vital signs are very stable, especially stable.
Could it be that the ECG monitor is broken
The thought that appeared in Brock Lesnar's mind was the same as that of Dr. Charles, but it was much, much later.
His hand supporting Dr. Charles gradually loosened, and his finger joints continued to make creaking and sour sounds.
Suddenly, a very strange thought that had nothing to do with the matter at hand appeared in Brock Lesnar's mind. Can emotional changes really cause the fluid in the human joint cavity to decrease
If this is the case, can the amount of fluid in the joint cavity be adjusted so that there is no need to inject sodium hyaluronate into the knee joint in the future
The thought appears and then disappears.
Brock Lesnar is angry that he still thinks about this after all this time.
"Go check out the ECG monitoring." Brock Lesnar said to his assistant.
He himself did not dare to leave Dr. Charles' side.
It seems fine now, but who knows if anything will happen in the future. It is really a troublesome thing for an old man to come to his own laboratory.
On the big screen, the operation continued.
The surgeon didn't know what was going on outside, he just performed the surgery stably and accurately using a fifty-fold microscope.
After snipping the "renal sympathetic nerve," he continued to use microscopic forceps to peel off the underlying connective tissue.
Because of radiofrequency ablation, this section of connective tissue is relatively tough and difficult to dissociate.
But it is obvious that the surgeon is very skilled and is familiar with the scar tissue formed by this type of radiofrequency ablation.
The textbook-like dissociation is displayed in front of everyone.
Dr. Charles's hand dropped slumped, as if the city had been captured by the enemy and the flags that fluttered in the city center had been kicked down.
But he didn't go back and sit down. Instead, he stood there and watched the progress of the operation intently.
The scar tissue formed by radiofrequency ablation was dissociated and cut away bit by bit, and then the surgical field was changed, and the search was started again from the freed renal sympathetic nerve and accompanying blood vessels.
A few minutes later, a new field of surgery appeared in front of everyone.
The "renal sympathetic nerve" that everyone thought before was simply connective tissue, but for some unknown reason, it stretched out from the nerve, much like the renal sympathetic nerve accompanying the renal artery.
But the real nerve is not as thick as this, and is still hidden under scar tissue.
Watching the surgeon carefully free the renal sympathetic nerves, it seemed that the huge LCD screen was exuding a strange aura.
This is impossible!
All the doctors involved in the research, the big boss of the research team, Brock Lesnar, and even Dr. Charles all had this idea.
And this idea was even stronger in Dr. Charles' mind.
Because of the anatomy and surgery, he had the deepest understanding of everyone present. Not to mention the scene, even if we look at the whole world, and the old man has not performed surgery for decades, there are not many surgeons who dare to say that they are better than him.
But such an operation appeared so vividly before my eyes. Dr. Charles was confused, what was the truth? Is it because my eyes are blurry
Or is it that I have given up surgery for decades, and my technical level has advanced by leaps and bounds, changing with each passing day, and I can no longer keep up with the times
No, this is all an illusion.
Although I am engaged in basic research, I still like to look into surgery when I have time. This is a bit of personal preference that has been preserved for decades.
Surgery has not fundamentally changed in recent decades. Laparoscopic surgery may have some changes, but it only uses instruments to make the surgical wound smaller.
Dr. Charles feels that laparoscopic surgery can only solve some simple problems, and the intraoperative procedure is no different from the surgical procedures he knows.
If I were still engaged in clinical surgery, I would definitely be the one at the top.
Well, that old guy at Johns Hopkins Hospital doesn't count.
However, the surgery in front of him shattered Dr. Charles's outlook on the whole. He couldn't even pick it up, and he couldn't put it together even if he picked it up.
Before the break ended, Professor Rudolf Wagner began to brush his hands.
He then put on clothes, sterilized the femoral artery with the help of a nurse, and began the renal artery stent surgery.
Brock Lesnar's heart suddenly rose to his throat.
The only criterion for the success of the previous surgery was whether there would be so many uncontrollable complications after the renal artery stent was inserted.
Soon, the professor came on stage and the airtight lead door closed. On the big screen, the surgical field where the operation had stopped was switched to the interventional surgery field.
Super selection, imaging, confirmation, and a stent was inserted.
When the stent was deployed, Brock Lesnar felt his heart almost stop.
He tried hard to stay awake and looked at the ECG monitor in the lower right corner of the screen. The values of various vital signs were constantly changing, like a jumping elf.
no change,
no change,
no change!
The operation was successful!
The operation was successful? Is this true
Brock Lesnar was stunned in front of the big screen. No one needed to tell him, he knew that Zheng Ren's judgment was correct. It is true that radiofrequency ablation causes the fusion of renal sympathetic nerves and blood vessels, which results in this change.
Knowing what's going on can move the experiment forward a lot.
I never thought that this kind of thing could really happen!
"Is it a double kidney surgery?" Dr. Charles suddenly asked, his voice hoarse, like the whimpering wind in the distant sky.
Brock Lesnar didn't seem to hear Dr. Charles's words, but looked at the ECG monitoring on the screen in trance.
"That's so rude!" Dr. Charles' assistant scolded: "The doctor is asking you something, Brock!"
Well…
"What are you asking?" Brock Lesnar asked casually in a daze, completely unaware that he was talking to Dr. Charles.