Regarding liver cancer resection after interventional surgery, here are two sentences to explain.
Because the time and space of the timeline in the novel are out of order, I don’t say much more in the text.
This type of surgery has become routine surgery in large hepatobiliary hospitals. Our hospital invites a professor from a liver and gallbladder hospital in Shanghai to come for regular visits and surgeries.
After a period of contact, he recognized our level of intervention. Before any surgical operation, an interventionist must be involved - embolization followed by resection.
The benefits are obvious, just like what is written in the article.
There are exaggerations in the article, but a few days ago I heard from a friend in the anesthesiology department that a director of Xiehe Orthopedics performed cervical spine surgery and the bleeding was about 10ml. I was shocked at the time.
Minimally invasive surgeries, improved understanding of local anatomical structures, and the accumulation of surgical cases will turn surgeries that originally caused huge bleeding into "minor" surgeries.
Having said that, liver cancer resection, liver splitting, intervention first, the combination of the two methods, the effect is indeed good.
In the article, the tumor is 8cm or 6×7cm, this is written deliberately. The latter is the effect after interventional surgery; the former is the size at the initial reading, and the doctor (me) is accustomed to using the initial size to describe it.
This is not a clerical error.
Give me a chestnut.
Four years ago, there was a patient with a right liver tumor measuring 18cm... Yes, it was still not a typo, it was indeed 18cm. We had 6 interventional surgeries and the tumor shrank significantly. After that, he went to Shanghai to undergo surgery to remove the split liver. The patient is doing well now, and there has been no news for a long time. He only sees the happy life of the elderly in his circle of friends.
This is the best state, forgetting each other in the river and the sea.
Then again, whether surgical resection or radiofrequency ablation is better or worse, I think there is no good or bad, only whether it is suitable or not.
The sudden collapse is just a need of the plot. Is Boss Zheng awesome? This is for sure.
Doctors and book friends who are hepatobiliary, please don’t mind... Cannian.
However, if a surgical intervention is performed before surgery, the effect is indeed amazing.
That’s it for now. Tomorrow, it seems like there will be the ninth update. Because of a big plot, it’s not good to stop it.
The atmosphere is here, I don't want to add more to make the climax plot smooth, but I always feel that something is missing. Although I feel bad about depositing the manuscript, there is nothing I can do about it.
That’s it, continue asking for monthly votes, thank you all, and bow~