Chapter Five Hundred and Fortieth Six Planning Pass

"Double primary treasure chest activity." Ling Ran quickly translated the system task, and was somewhat lacking in interest in the task.

Patients and their family members are actually very sensitive, especially young people nowadays, who know how to surf the Internet. After an operation, getting out of bed for a few days is considered to be effective, and how much bleeding is considered normal. They basically have a concept.

Most importantly, patients themselves have a perceptual understanding of their own bodies. Major surgery is nothing more than minor surgery like cholecystectomy. After the operation, the patient will have a new understanding of his body. Whether he is sincerely grateful is a matter of heart.

In addition, the bonus brought by fame itself cannot be ignored.

As far as the surgeries performed by Ling Ran are concerned, Achilles tendon repair is the type with the highest percentage of "sincere thanks". patients' trust.

In contrast, the replantation of the amputated finger, which is also at the perfect level and has excellent recovery, has a lower proportion of "sincere thanks", followed by arthroscopy and other operations.

If Ling Ran was simply running for the treasure chest, it would be meaningless to perform gallbladder surgery on his own.

For the gallbladder surgery he has done, the proportion of "sincere thanks" is significantly lower than the personal average. Even if it is a double event, the number of treasure chests obtained may not be ideal.

"However..." Ling Ran changed his mind, in fact, he should pursue the treasure chest of "Sincere thanks".

Getting the treasure box of "sincere thanks" means that the patients and their families are satisfied with the surgical results.

Although it is said that what doctors need to pay most attention to is the practical and scientific significance of the operation effect, but after all, doctors are human science, and it is not a bad thing to satisfy patients themselves.

Especially cholecystectomy, it is not a surgery that requires long-term practice and a large amount of knowledge reserves to master. There are many doctors who know it. Although good doctors are scarce, they are not so scarce.

Then, the goal of practicing desperately should not be to become an ordinary doctor with ordinary skills among them.

As Ling Ran thought about it, he couldn't help thinking about it.

As far as the surgical skills of cholecystectomy are concerned, Ling Ran's level is equivalent to the level of attendings in ordinary hospitals, and may be a little weaker than the average level of attendings of Yunyi Hepatobiliary Surgery.

but,

Surgical skills are only one aspect. In most hospitals, it is impossible to achieve their best level in every operation, let alone the best, even the average level is not up to, so it is called average...

For surgeons, surgery is also work. If hospital work is compared to school, surgery is at best a quiz. On the bright side, the doctors who frequently perform operations are like high school students, at least they have practiced the quiz as usual.

Even so, during the operation, the body will be tired and the mind will be in a trance. The doctor who is performing the operation may think of the sick mother, the son who was bullied, the daughter who was rebellious, the wife who wore his cuckold, and the old Zhang who was cuckolded. The junior who just took in, prying his junior orthopedic deputy high...

Ling Ran felt that he could do better.

It may be a more suitable direction to take "sincere thanks" as a goal.

Ling Ran thought so, and when the surgery was almost finished, he said, "Let's have a pre-operative discussion tonight, after the surgery is done."

"There are three surgeries tonight..." Zhang Anming was shocked instantly. Is this going to exhaust me to death? I just came back from Bazhai Township.

Ling Ran just nodded, and said, "Tonight's operation can also be discussed as a supplementary discussion to see where it can be done better. In terms of time, Dr. Zhang will finish it tonight, and then participate in the supplementary discussion and the preoperative session tomorrow morning." Discuss, ask Lu Wenbin if they want to participate freely. Then, Dr. Zhang will go back to rest. For the three gallbladder operations from 3 am to 6 am tomorrow morning, Yu Yuan will follow. The operation after 6 am will be performed according to the original schedule. s arrangement."

Ling Ran's treatment team currently has a little more manpower, and there is only Ling Ran as the chief surgeon, so the operation time can still be arranged.

Of course, this is also because laparoscopic surgery such as cholecystectomy only needs a mirror assistant, which saves a lot of manpower compared with liver resection or replantation of severed fingers.

Yu Yuan and the others were used to it long ago, and their expressions didn't change at all.

Yu Yuan just secretly took out her mobile phone, hid behind a round stool, and re-checked the temperature control of the warehouse.

She doesn't need to participate in the postoperative discussion, so she can sleep for two hours, and then after the preoperative discussion, she can sleep for another two hours. By 3 o'clock the next morning, she should be able to sleep for 4 hours, a little sleep deprivation , but for doctors, it is also a normal mode.

I can still live tenaciously if I catch up on sleep after the operation is finished tomorrow.

Doctors in most countries live in this way.

Ling Ran's survival mode is even more special.

In the early hours of the morning, Ling Ran completed the operation, discussed the operation after the operation, and then carefully analyzed the pre-operation for tomorrow's operation.

In today's hospitals, systematic preoperative analysis is lacklustre.

Many deputy high-ranking officers only see the patient's real body when they are on the operating table. As for the specific problems such as the condition, it depends on the doctor in charge of the bed to report.

This is obviously not a perfect solution. If it is perfect, the leaders should at least adopt the same procedure when undergoing surgery.

Of course, as far as Ling Ran is currently only at the entry level, he is still far from perfect.

Preoperative analysis can help him do better.

So, Ling Ran knocked down a bottle of energy potion.

Three o'clock in the morning. Ling Ran started the operation.

He intentionally or unintentionally slowed down the speed of the operation, but because he had made sufficient preparations in advance, the time taken for the three operations was actually shorter.

"Free up an hour." Ling Ran hesitated as he looked at the clock pointing to 5 o'clock.

If you leave the operating room now, you have to come back later.

"What you're going to do later is liver resection, and then Achilles tendon repair?" Ling Ran reconfirmed.

Lu Wenbin, who had just cooked the pig's trotters, shook his notebook and said, "That's right."

"Then let's make up a preoperative consultation." Ling Ran looked at the clock and made a decision.

"For a consultation, does it mean that everyone can speak?" Lu Wenbin in the morning is the time when his body and mind are at their peak, and his mind is much clearer than usual.

Ling Ran nodded.

"In this case, I...we can also put forward our opinions and ideas?" Lu Wenbin couldn't help pointing at himself. Before this, the preoperative diagnosis was made by Ling Ran himself.

Generally speaking, Ling Ran would watch the videos, read various reports, ask the doctor in charge of the bed, and then make a decision. The other residents just had to follow orders.

For Lu Wenbin, it was a huge change from obeying orders to being able to speak.

Zuo Cidian, who was in a daze beside him, stood up straight and asked, "That's right, the consultation means that we can ask questions and talk?"

Ling Ran had no objection to this, and said, "This is what a consultation is like. Well, it will also help your growth."

"Thank you, Doctor Ling." Lu Wenbin puffed up his muscles.

Zuo Cidian was even more inexplicably excited, thinking silently in his heart: I have grown up...