Chapter 910: 【910】How can she do it
Chapter 910 [910] How can she do it
As if Tao Zhijie had reservations, he didn't want him to know too much about this student. Nie Jiamin frowned slightly, and fell into deep thought.
Xie Wanying raised her head and looked at the teacher for instructions on the next step.
Nie Jiamin's mind is very clear this time. I'm glad that I'm not a fool, I let her show the operation all the way, but in the end I failed to let her show her talents as the other party wanted.
"From now on, you will assist me in several key operations of this operation." Nie Jiamin told her.
Hearing the Chief Surgeon's words, Doctor Zhou lowered his head, knowing that he had no hope of returning to the position of First Assistant. Whoever lets the opportunity go, the performance is not bad or even crushing. To be honest, he couldn't do Xie Wanying's suction. It can only be said that even the medical students in the National Association are very powerful.
The nurse handed the retractor to Dr. Zhou as instructed by the chief surgeon.
The small retractor is held in his hand, and it seems that a child does not have much effort, but when Dr. Zhou actually started to operate it, he found that it is probably more difficult than pulling the hook of an adult. Because to make room for the main knife.
Infant surgery, the patient is small and the operating area is very small, unlike adults, the palm-sized place cannot accommodate multiple pairs of doctors' hands to operate together. Even Xie Wanying, who is the first assistant, must firmly remember to give the main knife the most hands-on space.
Dr. Zhou, who was holding the retractor, was not used to this kind of surgery because he had never done this kind of surgery, so he would not feel the awkwardness of his posture, and he was sweating. At this time, he had to admire Xie Wanying beside him. Looking at her accurate postures, he doesn't know how she found the position, and she won't feel awkward if she can make room for the main knife.
"Have you ever performed surgery on infants?"
After receiving the question from Dr. Zhou next to her, Xie Wanying shook her head: No. It's just that she can't talk nonsense. Misunderstood by the teacher, it will be miserable, and it will harm the children.
Seeing that there was no need for her to lie, Dr. Zhou understood: he might be a genius.
"Do you know what we are going to do now?" Nie Jiamin asked her while burying her head in the operation.
The main surgeon often needs to relax the inferior nerve during the operation, and at this time, he will choose to talk to the assistant.
Xie Wanying cooperated to answer the teacher's question: "Find the splenic artery and ligate first to stop the bleeding."
"Yes." While affirming her answer, Nie Jiamin's hands did not stop for a moment.
To find the spleen door. Just before, she and Dr. Song have cooperated in pancreatic surgery, and she is very familiar with this surgical procedure. The stomach must be removed first to expose the pancreatic tail and spleen hilum.
In order to cooperate with Teacher Nie to find the bleeding artery more quickly, Xie Wanying asked the nurse for separation forceps to help the teacher open the way.
The operation area is small, cutting and ligating the gastrocolic ligament and splenogastric ligament can only be done by Nie Jiamin alone. However, with the assistance of a seasoned and talented assistant, it must be done with half the effort.
The speed of surgery is finally accelerating.
The stomach body covering the spleen needs to be removed. Dr. Zhou's retractor pulls the stomach body to the upper right, and then pulls open the left costal margin. Xie Wanying cooperated with the gauze pad to block the transverse colon. In the middle of the surgical field are the tail of the pancreas and the hilum of the spleen.
The sea of blood came, and the suction device sucked again, and the ruptured spleen door was faintly visible.
The degree of rupture of this spleen is obviously at least grade three.
It can be said that based on the preoperative condition of the child, the current situation did not exceed the surgeon’s expectations.
(end of this chapter)
