Chapter 575 The Eight Extraordinary Meridians of the Human Body, a Deeper Level of Application!

"Understood!"

"Replace the 6F guide catheter immediately, expose the patient's femoral artery, and start the puncture..."

After a moment of hesitation, Zhuang Shu still unswervingly implemented Lin Yi's opinion of replacing the guide catheter.

Although this was a combined operation for pancreatic cancer and aortic dissection, Lin Yi and Zhuang Shu had their own division of labor and areas of operation.

But as long as it was in this operating room, or even in all the operating rooms in the emergency department, Lin Yi himself had absolute say.

As long as it was done according to Lin Yi's instructions, there was no possibility of failure of the operation...

"The key is, how did Lin Yi do it without the help of any instruments."

"Can he also know the specific direction of the arteries in the patient's body, and then guide the catheter stent, etc. to the precise position?"

"Is this another mysterious and mysterious method of practicing traditional Chinese medicine!"

Determinedly executing Lin Yi's orders did not mean that Zhuang Shu did not have strong doubts in his heart.

Without the help of any instruments, it was like an X-ray scanner, clearly sensing the direction of the blood vessels in the patient's body.

Regardless of whether this technique belongs to traditional Chinese medicine or not, it was almost amazing.

If this skill can be mastered thoroughly, it will be a great help to a surgeon.

After thinking of this, Zhuang Shu, who was in the operation, had to take a deep breath, keep his emotions stable, and devote himself to the current operation as much as possible...

"Directly pointing out the bleeding point of the blood vessels in the patient's chest cavity, this ability is already extremely powerful."

"Now we have to guide the surgeon to accurately reach the bleeding point of the patient's aorta without the help of any auxiliary equipment!"

"Unless... Mr. Lin can see the patient's blood vessel distribution clearly through the flesh."

"How is this possible!"

"Is this the deeper application of Chinese medicine to the eight extraordinary meridians of the human body!"

"No, this is a visible and tangible blood vessel..."

Lin Yi's statement was so shocking that You Changming and Sun Jincheng didn't know how to understand it.

The specific part of the aortic dissection can also be said to be the lesion site because there are bleeding points.

If Chinese medicine has a way to determine this specific lesion site, it is understandable that they are shallow and have not heard of it.

But now Lin Yi can not only determine the precise location of the lesion, but also the direction and distribution of the intact blood vessels, and guide the surgeon to perform the operation in a blind man's way.

This is so exaggerated that it is completely beyond the scope of normal people's understanding.

It seems that only the legendary people with the third eye can have a function similar to perspective that ordinary people cannot see or understand...

Because this is too shocking.

So Lin Yi's pancreatic cancer treatment process, which was accelerated again, began to become boring in the eyes of You and Sun.

Their only urgent hope now.

is to see how Lin Yi achieved such a magical effect.

Western medicine is definitely impossible. If we use traditional Chinese medicine, it would be a big deal...

"The treatment of the patient's pancreatic cancer is completed, and the abdominal fluid is aspirated..."

"Check the gauze and other medical equipment, and start the preparation before closing the abdomen."

Lin Yi was meticulous. While saving his energy as much as possible, he increased the speed of the operation to the highest speed. In the end, in more than 4 minutes, he finished all the cancerous tissues on the patient's pancreas.

And according to the process, he immediately withdrew from the main surgery position and asked the nurse to carry out the next strict counting process.

Because of the existence of the system, Lin Yi would never let a piece of gauze or half of the needle fall into the patient's abdominal cavity during the operation.

In addition, this absolute guarantee only applies to Lin Yi himself.

So in order to continue to maintain a rigorous and efficient work style in the medical and nursing room of the research team, Lin Yi also retained the step of counting consumables and equipment before suturing.

One misstep leads to eternal regret!

There are countless examples of doctors ruining their careers and even getting into lawsuits because of a piece of gauze or a broken half of a needle.

Lin Yi certainly didn't want this kind of internal friction that shouldn't happen to happen in the research team he led...

"Inspection completed."

"Gauze and instruments are all suitable, and the abdomen can be closed and sutured!"

As soon as the instrument nurse finished speaking, Lin Yi was already standing on the operating table.

The medical staff responsible for cooperation in the operating room were all carefully selected by the emergency department, and even prepared to join the research team.

Everyone understood the temperament of this surgeon in their previous cooperation with Lin Yi.

So when checking the instruments and consumables, they also assisted and cooperated with each other. It took less than a minute to complete this rather tedious task neatly.

In any hospital's operating room, it is extremely rare for a surgical team to complete this task so quickly.

Of course!

With the cooperation of the medical staff, this very tedious work was completed so efficiently, thanks to Lin Yi's clear rhythm and never-wrong surgical process...

"Round needle, absorbable suture..."

After taking the suturing instrument handed over by the nurse, Lin Yi did not rush to continue suturing, but instead paid special attention to the movements of Zhuang Shu's hands.

"Doctor Zhuang, I will be able to suture it completely in 3 minutes at most."

"Don't worry about your side. I will come to help you as soon as I have my hands free."

Lin Yi felt that it was necessary to remind Zhuang Shu implicitly after noticing that there was something wrong with his face as if he was facing a great enemy.

Sometimes, if you care too much about something, you will not get the result you want most.

For example, Zhuang Shu now obviously cares too much about the success or failure of the operation in front of him, so much so that he has lost too much maturity and stability during the operation...

"Huh..."

After hearing Lin Yi's kind reminder, Zhuang Shu finally breathed a sigh of relief, and his back felt even more wet.

He straightened his waist and slowed down the work of inserting the catheter in his hand.

"Thank you, Doctor Lin!"

"I know what to do..."

Zhuang Shu stared at Lin Yi's eyes, and after expressing his gratitude again, his movements were obviously more relaxed.

If it weren't for Lin Yi's reminder, Zhuang Shu, who was already a little bit crazy, really didn't know how big a mess he would have made...

Before the operation began, he repeatedly warned himself.

Lin Yi is not a normal doctor, and there is no way to compare with him.

But when the operation started, when he saw Lin Yi swinging his knife faster than ever before, Zhuang Shu wanted to stay calm, but he couldn't do it anyway.

He originally thought that the 10 minutes mentioned by Lin Yi was the time to finish the main part of the pancreatic cancer operation.

Who would have thought that now, in less than 10 minutes, the other party would announce the end of the entire pancreatic cancer operation...

After all, he was a turtle who came back from overseas, and a well-known expert professor in the field of cardiothoracic surgery.

It is impossible that when Lin Yi completed the entire pancreatic cancer operation, he couldn't even place the patient's guide catheter in place!

It was this unintentional comparison mentality that caused Zhuang Shu to subconsciously lose his calm and steady mentality and actions.

It was also because of Lin Yi's timely reminder that woke Zhuang Shu up like a morning bell and an evening drum...