FreeBooksOnline Chapter 471 - 348: Successful Surgery, Perfect Naked-Eye Resection
Chapter 471 - 348: Successful Surgery, Perfect Naked-Eye Resection
"Director Qin, are you kidding?"
Pan Hai still found it hard to believe and hurriedly asked again.
"No problem, don’t worry, I’m used to it."
Qin Feng nodded, his tone rather casual.
At this moment, Yang Feng had already moved away the microscope brought to him, as it was not only unhelpful to him but also a burden.
Because Qin Feng could now fully control his own field of vision to obtain a larger and better detailed observation.
The microscope was not friendly to his eyes!
"Begin the separation, Director Pan."
Qin Feng had already placed the small dissector between the oculomotor nerve and the posterior communicating artery, starting to separate along the surface of the tumor.
Pan Hai was startled by this action, but since he wasn’t the chief surgeon, he didn’t say much.
In the operating room, there can be only one chief surgeon!
Unless the chief surgeon makes a serious mistake, everything should proceed according to the normal flow.
Next, it was time to begin isolating the adjacent arteries.
The arteries near the tumor were called arteries, but they were actually very thin and tightly embedded within.
This required extremely delicate operations, and any slight mishandling could cause serious and irreparable consequences.
"Knife."
Qin Feng extended his hand, and the surgical nurse handed the blue scalpel to him.
Blue Blade!
"Electrocautery."
Opposite him, Pan Hai also picked up the electrocautery to assist Qin Feng in separating the tissue.
Because the tumor’s diameter exceeded 2 centimeters and occupied more space, the two needed to work separately.
Pan Hai worked in the second gap, while Qin Feng operated in the third gap, maximizing the complete removal of all tumor parts.
The blood vessels in the third gap were very close to the oculomotor nerve; any slight error in separation could damage the contralateral oculomotor nerve.
It was one of the most common injuries in minimally invasive surgery.
"Retract."
Qin Feng said in a deep voice.
Yang Feng slowly retracted an artery surrounded by tissue, pulling it a certain distance away from the surrounding tissue, making it easier for the chief surgeon’s separation and increasing safety.
"Alright, be mindful of how much force you use when retracting the vessels. Considering the patient is only 8 years old, the vessels don’t have the resilience of an adult’s, so don’t use too much force."
Qin Feng took up the Blue Blade in his hand, his eyes narrowing in focus.
The connection between the tumor and the blood vessels became clearly visible!
He slowly lowered the scalpel, letting the blade edge along the blood vessel begin the separation.
With his already terrifying control and the precision of the scalpel, each cut of the blade was extraordinarily skilled.
minutes.....
minutes...
minutes...
As his hand movements sped up, the blood vessel was quickly isolated.
"Release it, pull this one."
Qin Feng instructed.
"Okay."
Yang Feng snapped out of his trance and quickly released the vessel before retracting the one next to it.
Moments ago, he was completely awed by Qin Feng’s method of separation; the speed and precision were truly breathtaking!
Not just him, but even Director of Neurosurgery Pan Hai across from them couldn’t help but look up when he heard the sound.
He saw that Qin Feng had already cleanly isolated a blood vessel and was almost trembling with shock.
He had only just completed one-third of his task!
There were a total of four nerves and blood vessels in the second gap, and seven in the third, and due to the angles involved, the working space inside the ventricle was very small.
This required the chief surgeon to have even more formidable surgical foundations, allowing not even a hair’s breadth of error.
But Qin Feng’s speed left everyone speechless.
"Continue."
He didn’t pay any mind to the reactions around him, fully focused on continuing with the isolation of the second vessel.
Ensuring that the entire tumor can be removed in one go is a very difficult task.
Most critically, if the operation time is too long, prolonged traction on the oculomotor nerve and internal carotid artery can be very stimulating.
Thus, resolving it as quickly as possible could also reduce postoperative risks.
"Director Qin is really amazing~"
Next to the screen outside the operating room, Zhu Yijun couldn’t help but murmur in shock.
"Yes, no wonder Old Meng and the others think so highly of Qin Feng; it seems we are indeed getting old."
Sun Wenhong also couldn’t help but softly sigh.
Just this skill alone was hard to reach, even at the peak of their life between the ages of 40-50.
She had worked at Peking Union Medical College Hospital for decades, teaching for twenty to thirty years, and had seen countless surgeries. Even someone at the peak of their career as a department director like Pan Hai didn’t possess such skill.
Too strong!
"Qin Feng... truly the young can be formidable~"
...
The surgery was still proceeding tensely in the operating room while the emergency department was already in chaos.
"It hurts so much!"
"Doctor! Doctor! Help me!"
"Doctor, I can’t make it!"
...
The emergency hall was overcrowded, voices creating incessant noise.
The treatment rooms and resuscitation rooms were equally bustling with doctors and nurses moving back and forth.
The nurse station kept making calls to doctors from various departments, while also guiding some non-emergency patients to the outpatient department.
Most of the time, the emergency center was like this: noisy, chaotic, and it was very easy for conflicts between medical staff and patients to occur.
Moreover, the patients who came to the emergency center, many of whom were the louder ones, often had milder symptoms.
Because those who were truly seriously ill or were in an emergency had no strength to shout, those full of energy were mostly like the people waiting on the benches, breathing rapidly and in unbearable pain, without the energy...
"Nurse, look at my injury, if you don’t help me, I’m going to die!"