1083: C1083 Subclavian Artery Descending Initiative

C1083 Subclavian Artery Descending Initiative

3Five or six minutes later, Chen Qun, who had brushed his hands and entered the operation room, took over the main knife's position and asked a middle-aged professor about the situation.

"Does intravenous injection of prostaglandins work?"

"I have already injected two doses of the drug. I dare not continue the injection, but it still has no effect. The catheter has yet to open. The blood pressure will drop again and the baby will become very dangerous. "

"It seems like the only way to save this tiny life is to reconstruct the aorta. How much longer do we have to wait?"

"However, the child's cardiopulmonary function can't be performed by artificial heart and lungs. Without the cardiopulmonary bypass, the entire operation is meaningless. There is no possibility of success at all."

"So I'm here to take over, and I'm going to use the subclavian artery for the descending aorta anastomosis to reconstruct the aorta. Change the position of the baby, I'm going to open the left breast, scalpel eight. "

Koo Ning, who chose to act as a professor instead of going up on stage, and the obstetrics and gynecology director, Xu Que, appeared in the video surveillance room next door. After all, for obstetrics and gynecology, there was only one teaching demonstration room. The rest of the operating rooms could only sit in the small monitoring room and watch TV signals.

Koo Ning knew that Chen Qun's method was to cut off the inferior clavicular artery, bypass the constricted aortic arch, and connect it directly to the descending aorta. This kind of operation was a common procedure used by Surgery Doctor to treat this kind of medical records before the appearance of the artificial cardiopulmonary bypass machine.

Or rather, this was an "outdated operation!"

Therefore, he could complete the operation here without having to do cardiopulmonary bypass.

Koo Ning felt that it was absurd like never before. The most radical Surgery Doctor in the world was actually using an ancient method to treat patients. How much knowledge and knowledge was needed!

Have you ever had this operation before?" asked Chair, who was in the Heart Vascular Division. He had studied Chen's experience before entering the auspicious cloud over a hundred times and had never had such an operation. Moreover, with Doctor of Impatient Department's qualifications as a righteous student, it was impossible for him to have such a difficult operation.

I'm afraid that in the modern generation of the heart of the young Surgery Doctor, they have only seen this kind of technique in textbooks. As for how to operate it, there are very few people who would do it.

After Chen Qun gave the order, he quickly opened the left side of the baby's chest. He even made a very small hole to ensure his vision. This was not the first time he had performed cardiac surgery on an underdeveloped infant. In terms of experience, no one in the world could surpass him.

Chi Hong, who had followed him into the operation room, acted as an assistant to the equipment nurse. She helped the nurse to wait by his side with the equipment, beginning to complain about the equipment nurse.

However, in the blink of an eye, she found that her hands and feet could not work together with the young doctor in front of her.

This nurse wasn't from the obstetrics and gynecology department. She was a full-time nurse who had followed them here from the inside out. She was embarrassed and anxious, knowing that if it weren't for the new doctor's help, she would have been scolded out.

Chi Hong seemed to be able to read the thoughts in the nurse's eyes, so she directly gave a soft answer in English.

"In our hospital, Dr. Chen is always replaced by three equipment nurses. Only his girlfriend can cooperate with him at the fastest time, so no matter how many other people there are, they can't do it even if they have two more hands."

Chen Qun glanced at Chi Hong in disdain and said in a cold voice.

"Circumferential artery clamp!"

Chi Hong quickly handed over the tools she had prepared. Then, she saw Chen Qun clamp the artery at the front of the aortic arch, and then clamp the other aortic clamp at the bottom of the descending aorta. Then, she picked up the sharp surgical scissors handed over by the instrument nurse and began to cut open the aortic arch Vascular Wall.

Not to mention Chi Hong, even Koo Ning, who was watching on the TV screen next door, sat up straight. Because he didn't understand the meaning behind Chen Qun's action.

"Collapse the subclavian artery downward! I'm going to overlay the aorta! The seventh line! "

Chen Qun then issued another command to his assistant that Chi Hong didn't understand.

Koo Ning, who was behind the TV screen, understood Chen Qun's intentions, but he still had more questions. Chen Qun is ready to perform the subclavian artery flap aortic formation. This is done by overlapping two blood vessels and combining an external drainage vessel with the original vessel to form a blood vessel.

This was more cost-effective than what he had just described as a subclavian descending aortic anastomosis, allowing more blood to flow through the blood vessels. Considering the postoperative condition of the infant, this was clearly a better procedure.

However, compared with the subclavian artery descending aorta anastomosis, it would take at least two to three times longer for the subclavian artery to form the aorta. Would Chen be able to do it within the required 40 minutes?

Koo Ning laughed involuntarily when he thought of this. He knew that Chen had made another trial by relying on his own ability to estimate the capabilities of Chen. This was a presumptuous attempt on the heart of an immortal. Chen was not even in the same dimension as all the Surgery Doctor in the world. In this amount of time, Chen Qun could perform two or three operations of this type without the slightest difficulty.

The three assistants and two nurses were also hurriedly busy. This sharp contrast between moving and resting made Koo Ning feel the difference between a giant and an ant. A giant took a step at a steady pace, and an ant might be unable to catch up to him even after a lifetime of chasing.

Unfortunately, he should be one of those ants, but one of the ones who ran the fastest. It wasn't because he wasn't hardworking or didn't have talent, but because talent was what restricted him. The reason why he shouted at Chen was because the gap between him and Chen was due to the double suppression of his ability and space construction, making him unable to reach Chen's level.3

The only fortunate thing was that he and Chen could be considered as comrades and colleagues that fought side by side. Chen's spaceship was enough to turn his crappy little ship into a cruise ship.

Thinking about it here, Koo Ning immediately knew why Chen's research center was established so quickly. It was because those few old foxes at the hospital all thought this way, making Chen the biggest engine of Xiangyun Hospital, directly crossing over the environment of the regional hospital and entering into the industry of one of the top ten hospitals in the world.

This process was decades ago, but in just a blink of an eye, the hospital had made sufficient preparations, waiting for the entire hospital system to undergo a tremendous change under the tormenting of Chen and his wife.

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