1089: C1089 Exhaustion

C1089 Exhaustion

"How should we use such a thick tube?"1

To the countless spectators who were eating melon, when they were shouting "Cool Cow!", there was only one question that came to mind.

While countless people were cheering in surprise, the thick black catheter in Chen Qun's hand had already entered the aortic arch through the femoral artery. While countless people were cheering in surprise, the thick black catheter in Chen Qun's hand had already entered the aortic arch through the femoral artery.

On CT images of large screens and echocardiography, the tip of the long, narrow catheter curved 180 degrees above the aortic arch, moving up and down from the top to the top.

"Arriving at the Aortic Valve!"

Chen Qun didn't need to look at the instruments in front of him. Just by relying on the feeling of his hands and the countless operations on his System Space, he already knew that he had entered the most important and most critical part of this operation. As long as the position was slightly inaccurate, it would result in the valve of the Aortic Valve, causing the embolus on the catheter to fall off. Whether it fell off in the aortic arch or was left inside the heart, an embolism could flow to other organs, causing all sorts of conditions, whether it be a thrombosis or a cerebral infarction, to directly take the life of the patient.

Just when Chen Qun gave out this command, Chi Hong, who was already prepared, immediately turned on another control button on the computer beside them. In the blink of an eye, a blood vessel image appeared on the big screen.

Different from other normal interventional procedures, it was just that there was a miniature Camera installed at the front of the catheter, presenting a mirror image of the blood vessel in front of them in real time. With the release of the Camera's signal, three valves that looked like petals and were unstable appeared in front of the originally turbulent blood vessels. It was the one Chen Qun was about to pass through.

What was different from other people's perceptions was that the moment Chen Qun saw the reflection on the screen, he knew the opening and closing strength and frequency of the three-petal artery valve were slower than normal valves. This was the focus caused by the lesion, and it had to be repaired through surgery.

Along with the appearance of the real picture on the big screen, a 3D projection suddenly appeared in front of Chen Qun. The enlarged 3D image of the blood vessel clearly began to form an enlarged picture of a big heart, countless filiform lights intertwined with each other, finally converging the patient's heart to form a complete picture.

The signal image was shot from several different angles by the Camera, and was presented in front of the audience through the shot. It was both a real-time display of the heart's condition and the correct direction to guide the doctor's subsequent puncture surgery. The surgery that was originally performed by feeling was instantly shown in a very vivid and intuitive manner.

For Chen Qun, there was no need for this kind of demonstration. However, for the demonstration, this demonstration image was very necessary. Because it gives a more vivid picture of how interventional surgery is performed, it makes it easier to see how interventional surgery can be performed.

Of course, this was also a form of publicity. The entire advertising campaign had been arranged by Su Wantine. Using Su Wantine's original words, just a little new technology every day would always make people feel that there was something interesting and that there was a need for trouble.

However, the only thing restricting this kind of publicity was the equipment in the medical center. Although Chen Qun brought his own equipment, he couldn't build an operating room that would be busy with future technology in just a few days, so he had no choice but to use it.

If they were in their own operating room or an operating room with several Royal College of Medicine, they would naturally be able to prepare multiple CT and nuclear magnetic resonance scans to provide data. However, there were conventional devices here that could not support a more comprehensive simulation. Thus, when the operation was finally started, a 3D image was provided to demonstrate the operation that would follow.

After all, many people thought that the previous operation was a fake. It could be Chen Qun using the fake operation that he had already done once as a remote operation to broadcast the scene. He was a fake singer!

It can be said that almost overnight, this statement in turn occupied most of the network's comments. This sudden attack made Miss Dongfang and the other schemers laugh even more happily. They knew that some people were truly anxious and started their personal attacks. Chen Qun's method of knocking down the mountain and shaking the tiger had actually worked.

As for the comments on the internet, the young miss didn't even have the intention to counterattack, because the best way to counterattack was to rely on facts to speak, not on a mouth to invert black and white.

The three valves were all rhythmically opening and closing, allowing the blood from the heart to flow into the aorta. As for the stagnant front end of the tube, it was as steady as a mountain. It was as if a sharp arrow had stopped a short distance away.

Both of them moved and quieted down. Immediately, a strange standoff appeared on the screen, as if two armies were facing each other or a single rider was charging through the pass. Even audiences who didn't know anything about medicine would know that the tip of the long black wire needed to pass through all three valves in one go.

Although the position and distance of the screen appeared to be quite large, the actual location of the heart did not exceed one centimeter.

"Shut down all sound, only the sound of your heart beating is left!"

Chen Qun issued the second command and slowly closed his eyes in front of everyone's eyes.

The moment this action came out, Rajvi, who was watching from the hotel, frowned and heavily smashed his fist on the sofa. He was well aware that Chen Qun's action was the complete same as his operation in the village. It was better to reciprocate with an eye, a tooth for a tooth, and a needle for a needle.

However, Chen Qun's guide wire was hundreds of times thicker than the guide wire in his hand, so it was harder to control.

Chen Qun, who had his eyes closed, slowly lowered his head. The fingers holding the catheter began to slightly tap on it. No matter the frequency or rhythm, it was exactly the same as the heartbeat on the B-mode ultrasonic equipment. It was also exactly the same as the opening and closing rhythm of the valve on the big screen.

Once, twice, just as the third beat was about to start, the long, sharp tube in front suddenly moved, and slowly moved forward. Just as the valve was about to open to its maximum position, the tip of the tube slowly pierced through the center. The whole process was filled with a carefree and elegant feeling. It did not have the lightning-fast speed of Rajiv Khan, but rather the speed of a running horse.

To enter the universe like this, it was as if there was room for him to move around like a blade!

Seeing Chen Qun inject the guide wire into his heart without any trace of worldly energy, Koo Ning, who was in charge of instructing and acting as a commentator, had a hint of understanding sprout in his heart. Chen Qun's skill was already close to the Dao, and was unfettered in the heavens and earth, naturally unparalleled.

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