Zheng Ren was in the operating room, concentrating on the operation.
He finally figured it out and implemented the latest positioning method. However, the patient in front of me has not undergone corresponding examinations, and the theories he wants to understand cannot be put into practice.
Although it was meaningless for the surgery at hand, Zheng Ren's surgical experience improved a lot.
In the system operating room, he has controlled the number of penetrations and punctures between the hepatic vein and portal vein branches to less than 10 times.
In the later stage, a tip surgery could be completed in less than 2 hours, and Zheng Ren even made improvements in the prevention of postoperative hepatic encephalopathy.
This research and study was of great help to Zheng Ren.
Although all the surgical training time and experience accumulated in the early stage were consumed, Zheng Ren believed that it was worth it.
Not only is it a chronic surgery, but even an emergency surgery, Zheng Ren is very confident about it.
The puncture needle was sent to the position where the images overlapped, and Zheng Ren said in a deep voice: "Get ready for puncture."
Su Yun understood and held the guide wire steadily in his hand, motionless.
At this time, there is no need to be fast, only stability.
Zheng Ren checked the direction, made the final adjustments, and pressed the puncture needle button.
Not surprisingly, the puncture failed.
He was not disappointed, because Zheng Ren knew that the purpose of this puncture was positioning, not success.
This puncture was just to leave a mark on the image as a target for marking.
Zheng Ren looked at the image intently and already had a three-dimensional graphic construction of the patient's hepatic vein and portal vein in his mind.
"1.5cm upward, 15 degrees to the right." Zheng Ren said while moving the guide wire.
Su Yun was startled for a moment. Normally, Zheng Ren would have been able to perform the operation himself. This had always been the case in previous surgeries. Why would he tell himself? And there is also a right deviation of 15 degrees. What does that mean
After thinking about it for a while, Su Yun quickly understood what Zheng Ren meant.
Because the hepatic vein is very thick, the guidewire is too wide in the hepatic vein, causing it to drift continuously.
Zheng Ren definitely operated the guide wire, walked along the blood vessel wall, and used the blood vessel wall to help fix the guide wire. Although it doesn't have much effect, it is still much better than being surrounded by nothing.
The issue of surgical techniques involved here is a touch accumulated through experience, Su Yun knew it.
As for the right deviation of 15 degrees, it tells myself the angle that the hand should maintain when fixing the guide wire.
Su Yun thought with disdain that he was lucky to have a high IQ, but someone else wouldn't be able to cooperate. It's so lucky to have met myself.
Zheng Ren also knew this, but these were all learned in the system operating room before the operation, and he had no time to communicate at all.
Ha, it’s the first time!
In the Xinglin Garden, barrage counts began.
After many live broadcasts, all the doctors who came online to watch the surgery for the first time had the illusion that the surgeon never failed.
They rarely gloat, but count happily to see how many punctures the surgeon can make to successfully complete the operation.
This needle is a little far away.
It's a bit far away, and I don't know the artist's intention. If it was a matter of luck, his luck really didn't seem to be very good.
I don’t believe that the surgeon will perform puncture blindly. Do you still remember the operation in which intestinal necrosis was caused after the last embolization, and then the necrotic intestine was used to mark the bleeding point? At that time, I was so anxious that I didn't expect the surgeon to actually do it.
Soon, under the barrage, the surgeon began to pierce for the second time.
The black image of the puncture needle struck like a black lightning bolt.
The images of the portal vein and hepatic vein overlap, and the image of the puncture needle stops instantly after appearing, and is mixed in the overlapping images of the portal vein and hepatic vein, making it difficult to distinguish.
Was it successful
I don’t know, but the needle is in a very good position, and I feel like the puncture has been successful.
You will know the next step of the operation.
The doctors at Xinglinyuan seemed to have entered the operating room and were performing the surgery themselves, with their hearts in their throats.
At first, some people said that the first needle was a little far away, which was intentional by the surgeon, while others disagreed. However, judging from the position of the second injection, it was said that the surgeon was blind and had no purpose. The doctors watching the live broadcast did not believe it.
Even if it doesn't succeed, everyone inexplicably believes that the next shot will definitely succeed!
This is the confidence that dozens of live surgeries bring to everyone.
In the operating room, Zheng Ren shook his head, looked at the image intently, and said: "0.3cm back, 10 degrees to the right."
He was like the captain of a bumpy boat in the sea, facing the wind and waves without fear and constantly giving orders.
And his crew members carried out the mission resolutely, believing that under the command of the captain, the ship would be able to overcome the wind and waves and reach the other shore.
The guide wire retreats a little, and if you are not sensitive, you will not be able to feel the movement of the guide wire at all.
A distance of 0.3cm... is really difficult to quantify.
Su Yun could feel the changes in the guide wire. After Zheng Ren moved the guide wire back 0.3cm, he held the guide wire in his hand and tilted it 10 degrees to the right, trying to fix the guide wire as much as possible.
Zheng Ren took another look, now he was full of confidence.
It is completely different from the system operating room! Zheng Ren returned to reality and gained experience after two punctures.
As a system task reward, my accumulated luck value has reached the level of +6.
Although he never knew what the lucky value was for, during the tip surgery, Zheng Ren was keenly aware of the difference between reality and systematic operating room training.
The second needle was originally a tentative puncture, but its main purpose was to locate the other side and then confirm that the portal vein was between the two.
This is the technique mastered by Zheng Ren.
But the second needle almost entered the portal branch smoothly, just a little bit. At that moment, Zheng Ren had a clear understanding that if his luck was even 1 point higher, this shot would be enough!
At this time, Zheng Ren was full of confidence!
If this shot doesn’t work, the next shot will definitely make it happen!
As Su Yun fixed the guide wire, Zheng Ren began to puncture.
His fingers pressed the buttons firmly.
But at this moment, the patient suddenly started vomiting violently.
As soon as his body moved, the position of the puncture needle also shook violently. In this case, the god of luck did not favor Zheng Ren, and the third shot failed.
There was silence in the surgery live broadcast room.
Many people feel that they have succeeded when preparing the puncture needle to puncture the site.
Pity…
After a long time, a barrage slowly flew by.
It’s okay, it’s just an accident. The next shot will definitely be successful!
The next shot will probably need to be positioned, and if you want to succeed, it still depends on luck.
… I suddenly felt a feeling of despair, as if I had cut through McFarland’s point and couldn’t see the appendix.
Sweat... That's a horror movie, isn't it? Don't mention that you can't see the appendix when you cut through McFarland's point. I had an appendectomy a few days ago and it took a full 3 hours. The appendix was finally found near the spleen fossa.
Sympathy upstairs.
Sympathy upstairs +1
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