Chapter 637: Dialogue

Academician Du looked at the operating room downstairs with a puzzled expression, his appearance seemed ordinary.

Academician Zhu Tongyi looked at Academician Du worriedly more than once, but he didn't speak.

To be honest, the scene in the operating room is exciting but not scary.

First of all, the faces of the doctors and nurses in the operating room are calm and their eyes are solemn, giving people a sense of normality that they are doing important work rather than dissection.

Secondly, patients who lose their "human form" on the operating table also weaken the possible visual impact. Looking from the observation room, several green towels covered the patient from top to bottom, and there were many machines and operating tables horizontally in the middle. If you don't think about it carefully, you can't restore the human state.

Even the exposed small squares are also illuminated by the shadowless light, and the doctors are always pursuing bloodless, so that the various human tissues that you see will not only not make you sick, but will make you feel sick. usually.

In the hospital, there is a sense of normality that ordinary people cannot understand.

"Old Du, do you want to finish watching?" Zhu Tongyi didn't want to read any more when he saw that Ling Ran had cut off the blood flow to the liver.

This is the part that is most likely to fail, and it is also the most boring part. He doesn't want Academician Du to worry about it.

Academician Du smiled, and said in a low voice: "Don't worry about me, I have actually seen surgery, more than once."

"oh?"

"You forgot, I used to work in the geological team. I was a child for ten years." Academician Du said to himself with memories: "At that time, it was common to do scientific research and climb mountains and wading. If you are not careful, you will fall." Broken arms and legs. I also met people who drank unboiled water and got appendicitis. They hanged their lives to a small county town. Hours of travel, we can only do surgery on the spot..."

When Academician Du said this, he laughed and said, "There are not enough people in the hospital. I will go in and help."

Zhu Tongyi was ashamed: "You were in the geological team, it was 40 years ago. At that time, the hospitals in small county towns were not up to standard. Maybe they were not as high as some hospitals in factories and mines."

"There is only one place in the local area, a county with thousands of people, and I can't count on anything else." Academician Du paused, and then said: "The doctors in that hospital have performed only a handful of operations before. It took half a year to find the appendix. afternoon……"

I wish you the best of luck.

Finding the appendix can indeed be said to be the difficulty and focus of appendix surgery. If this is taken as an examination item in the medical school, 70% of the fresh graduates will not be able to graduate.

Inexperienced doctors can easily find the appendix when things go well, but when they can't find it, they just can't find it. Needless to say, the small doctors in the county town and the young doctors in the big hospitals couldn't find the appendix after searching for an hour, and they still couldn't find it for another hour, so they had to go to the superior doctors for help, and they deserved to be fucked. someone here.

There may not be much difference between a small doctor in a small county and a small doctor in a large hospital in the initial stage. Because of the environment, the small doctor in a small county may have more experience in various aspects. However, the biggest difference between the two parties is that small doctors in large hospitals have their backs when performing operations, so they will be more courageous and have a higher error tolerance rate.

In a big hospital, a small doctor who can't find his appendix can go to a higher-level doctor for help, but in a small county town, he can only go there with his head covered, for an hour, two hours, three hours...

Academician Du looked at the operating room below, and continued: "The conditions in the operating room at that time were not like what they are now. I just remember that all the gauze was thrown on the ground. Later, the gauze was not enough, so we went to get it. Some bandages and the like. In the end, the knife was opened to the length of an arm, and the intestines were turned over before the appendix was cut."

"The current situation is different from before." Zhu Tongyi was speechless. He didn't want to think deeply about the feeling of asking ordinary people to follow the doctor to turn their intestines, but it was still the intestines of a colleague.

Academician Du was caught in the memory, and smiled for a moment: "I hope it's different, our little brother didn't wake up in the end."

Zhu Tongyi swallowed and sighed.

If you want to explain, he actually has a lot to explain. The skills and experience of doctors are different, the conditions of patients are different, and the level of anesthesiologists is definitely different. Even the drugs and techniques used now are completely different from before.

However, after 40 or 50 years of practicing medicine, Zhu Tongyi would not give such a frivolous answer. Medicine is not perfect, much more than that. The problems that Academician Du encountered that day may be solved, but there are still many patients who died of illnesses or non-fatal illnesses...

"Ling Ran is different." Zhu Tongyi couldn't solve systemic problems, so he only pointed at Academician Du, saying: "Old Du, you are an academic person, and I don't promise 100% guarantee, but I can tell you , letting Ling Ran operate on you is the plan with the highest survival rate."

"When you get off the operating table, you just lie on the hospital bed and toss for a while before you die. Such a survival rate is not considered survival." Old Du's tone was flat.

"I agree."

"You can't guarantee that it won't happen."

"When you are engaged in geology, can you guarantee that there must be a mine, can it be put into production?"

"It is the same?"

"Is it the same?" Zhu Tongyi asked back.

Lao Du sighed, stared down and did not speak.

I wish Tongyi no more persecution. It is Lao Du who is sick, and Lao Du is ultimately the one who takes the risk. Of course, Lao Du has to make the decision himself.

downstairs.

The atmosphere in the operating room was good.

Whether the chief surgeon is doing well or not, other people can see it.

If it was another surgeon, it would probably be time for bragging or pornographic chatting. Of course, because of the relationship with the crowd, it is normal to keep silent.

Although Ling Ran kept silent all the time, in the eyes of the doctors and nurses who were familiar with him, Ling Ran's silence was divided into different types, especially Xu Wen and Zhang Anmin. Can guess some clues.

It was a feeling, as if licking the dog could detect the goddess' mood from the frequency and speed of the goddess' reply to WeChat. Xu Wen and Zhang Anmin were already familiar with Ling Ran's surgery.

Ling Ran was indeed in a good mood.

For today's surgery, he spent less time on the avatar, but made more preparations, which meant that the available time of the avatar was actually extended.

Nowadays, a virtual human in about 15 minutes can help Ling Ran perform a near-perfect primary liver cancer surgery in the elderly, which means that in 15 minutes, a life of more than 10 years can be brought back.

15:5256000 exchange rate, Ling Ran felt comfortable just looking at it.

"Okay, you guys sew it up." Ling Ran took off his gloves, which meant that the main part of the operation had been completed.

At this moment, Academician Du, who hadn't spoken for a long time, pressed the call button, and said from the observation room on the second floor, "Doctor Ling, was the operation successful?"

"The operation was successful." Ling Ran replied.

"How long do you think this patient will live?"

"For this patient, it should be more than 10 years."

"Isn't cancer likely to come back?"

"At the age of the patient, more attention should be paid to the concurrent occurrence of other cancers and other diseases rather than the recurrence of liver cancer."

The question and answer between the two were extremely fast, and Dean Wang of the Sixth Academy had time to stop him, and said with a smile, "Academician Du, that's not how the intercom system works."

Academician Du hummed twice, and stood up two steps away.

The doctors present looked at each other.

Where do you usually observe such a scene during surgery? A normal-thinking doctor would not ask similar questions to the surgeon. Of course, a normal-thinking doctor would not answer such a question.

The so-called old crow meets a black pig, and everyone has a black face.

However, everyone's attention was irresistibly distracted by more important answers:

"10-year survival? Impossible."

"The 5-year survival rate is unknown, so it can't be said."

"If it is indeed primary liver cancer, there are data showing..."

"Too arbitrary."

"Young people are really confident."

Academician Du stopped listening to the whispers of the doctors, turned to look at Zhu Tongyi, heaved a sigh of relief, and said, "Old Zhu, introduce me to Ling Ran?"

"Okay." Zhu Tongyi agreed.

The doctors in the visiting room looked at each other, and their voices unconsciously lowered.

Meng Shan also stood up involuntarily, persuaded the difficult patient with surgery, and then voluntarily treated him—before leaving the public hospital, this was the story he was most looking forward to.