Super Magic Surgery System

Chen Qun immediately returned to the real world after a few rounds of training and started the operation. After all, a skill with both hands wasn't something that could be learned in a short period of time. The general pattern of learning skills for anyone was the fastest in the first few times, with almost no later effects. He had already raised the success rate to eighty-five percent. If he were to continue practicing for a hundred times, he would only be able to increase it by one percentage point at most.    

If it was a temporary emergency operation, he would be able to complete it completely without any preparation. It was possible that all the experts and academicians present would perform a human autopsy to see if he was a krypton alien.    

"Prepare the lead wire and the interventional surgical equipment immediately. The patient may have cerebral hemorrhage and needs to be cleared of thrombus!"    

As soon as Chen Qun arrived in the operating room, he began to scrub the hands, and put forward his request to the nurses inside. Liu Yang, who entered the operation room together with Ye Zichen, raised his eyebrows and looked over in confusion.    

Chen Qun immediately gave the best explanation.    

"The older the patient, the more likely he will develop cardio-cerebral thrombosis, especially now that his blood pressure and oxygen content are down and his heart rate is the slowest. It is almost certain that there is a thrombus in his brain! A photo must be taken to determine the location, and routine surgical procedures do not allow the location to be established in a short period of time.    

Liu Yang knew this was for the two Fellow Experts who entered the operation room with him, so he didn't ask for anything else.    

There was no doubt about it, and there was no doubt about it. He understood this principle best. Since Chen Qun was going to be the leader, then let the little guy lead the way. Don't stand on the side and get in the way.    

However, what made Liu Yang and the other experts and professors stunned was that the moment Chen Qun stepped onto the operating table, he quickly inserted two wires into the neck and head of the patient. The moment he stepped on the wires, he scanned the patient's brain with his X-ray and a scanning image appeared on the screen.    

The blood vessels in Elder Wang's brain did not have a truly clogged thrombus at a normal angle, but many of the fragments began to gather in the blood vessels, forming a real thrombus soon enough, causing the patient to be in mortal danger.    

All the experts and professors didn't have the time to think about why Chen Qun came to this conclusion in advance, but if it was based on the medical theory, it was obvious that older people were more likely to have this kind of situation. This young man had prepared himself for a rainy day, so it was reasonable for him to bump into him at once.    

However, in the blink of an eye, Chen Qun's manipulation stunned everyone even more. Under the control of his hands, the two guide wires were like two roaming dragons and spirit snakes, nimbly and nimbly swimming in the spiderweb-like blood vessels of the brain, sweeping away almost all the tiny thrombus fragments.    

As the wire moved smoothly, the various data on the operating table began to climb. It gradually returned to normal. The oxygen content in the blood in the brain had exceeded 90%, reaching the maximum value for Elder Wang's health.    

Like a dragon walking the snake, it didn't wait for everyone to finish looking at the guide wire before it stopped moving and began to withdraw out of the blood vessels. Liu Yang, beside Chen Qun, saw very clearly. Although he didn't know how Chen did it, he could see some clues.    

Chen's hands led the thread, but they did not advance in unison, they were exactly the same. The sword controlled by his right hand was like a divine dragon soaring through the nine heavens. It was swift and swift, as if it used a simple and crude method to move back and forth in various large blood vessels, and quickly swept through all the large pieces of the thrombus.    

Relatively speaking, the guide wire controlled by his left hand had to appear exquisite and gentle. It was mainly responsible for the smaller capillaries, carrying out some of the work of patching up gaps and leaks.    

The two hands looked different, but it was just a difference in perception. If it wasn't for the fact that he had been watching the operation every day, he wouldn't have been able to distinguish this slight difference. However, it was this tiny difference that allowed his surgery to show a clear pattern of priority and priority, complementing each other.    

Liu Yang, who was most familiar with human blood vessels, immediately understood the mystery behind Wu Tie's technique. He did not go wherever there was a problem to put out the fire. Instead, he used a systematic method to clear his blood vessels at the fastest speed possible. Perhaps there were still some fish that escaped the net, but it could allow the entire circulatory system to be cleaned up as quickly as possible, solving most of the patients' cerebral hypoxia and thrombosis problems.    

Liu Yang understood and could not help but feel happy. He knew that this method of vascular intervention was actually an expansion of his style in interventional surgery, a subtle application of the theory of hemostasis that he had researched his whole life. Furthermore, he had surpassed Liu Yang by a small margin and did global control in a macroscopic way that he had not thought of before.    

Although he had originally planned to stop the bleeding, he had to give up because he could not do it himself. He could only choose to do it first and stop the bleeding because he had a headache and a headache. Chen's hands could simultaneously complete the change of the leader's foot.    

What made Liu Yang so happy that his mouth couldn't close was that Chen Qun gave up his subtle and in-depth style. He used another method that was even more drastic, going in all directions to complete the hemostasis process.    

To some extent, it was the whole core theory that completely affirmed his method of stopping the bleeding, and it further expanded. It was not wrong to say that Chen had been passed down in his clothes.    

Such a child to teach!    

Liu Yang's cheeks suddenly bloomed behind his mask. He knew that this kind of pure wild education method was the best way to teach a genius like Chen Qun. Others wouldn't be able to learn it. Even he couldn't produce a second student like this.    

Even Chi Hong, who had an impeccable theoretical foundation, might not be able to perform Chen Qun's surgery compared to Chen Qun, but she might be able to apply this theory to the medical treatment plan.    

Sigh, it was a bit of a mistake not letting Qi return home this time.    

Liu Yang sighed in his heart and pulled it over in the blink of an eye. They were in the same group anyway, and they often saw Chen Qun undergo surgery. Even if they saw too much, they would still learn this method, so they didn't need to remind her.    

The moment Chen Qun finished his interventional surgery, he immediately gave the second order to enter the operation room.    

"Prepare 1000 milliliters of warm blood plasma. Give me a scalpel. I want to start the craniotomy and cut open the tumor!"    

Liu Yang looked at the operation time on his monitor. 16: 25. Wu has completed an impeccable thrombo-interventional procedure. If it were any other doctor, he would have been able to complete it within an hour.    

Luckily, the little girl from Leeyun Group had to let Chen Qun come back to participate in the concert, otherwise, Elder Wang might not be able to save her.    

After all, for the tumor to be removed from the brain stem area, all of the Brain Department doctors in the whole world did not have much confidence. Even the famous expert of Mayo Clinic, who was ranked number one in the world, had to choose Chen Qun to perform an operation on Lu Wennyuan. It was something that Chen could do, and practically no one in the world could do it.