Compared to what Senior Brother Yu had just questioned, Teacher Fu's questioning was undoubtedly more pointed. He knew what she could do and what she couldn't do, and he had targeted the core of her technical flaws, making it almost impossible for her to answer.
It is best to work with two people for an operation like this. For example, she and Dr. Song did it together that night, and neither of them can be missing. Dr. Song adjusted the drainage tube to flush and drain, and she adjusted the patient's position in real time. The two of them can do it while figuring out the specific situation in the patient's body. The effect is good because both of them have this ability and talent. The two brains communicate and cooperate with each other, which has a miracle of getting twice the result with half the effort. If only one of them were to do such an operation, it would definitely be very difficult. Put the body position down, go back to fix the drainage tube, and if it doesn't work, do it again, over and over again. I don't know how long it will take to get the body position and drainage right.
Similarly, in current PCI surgery, doctors need to feel the patient's blood vessels and judge the position of the guidewire by hand, and the X-ray system alone cannot accurately judge. Dr. Fang's previous experience in his own operation confirmed this, so it is estimated that other methods will be needed.
She said she could try it based on her experience with Dr. Song. It doesn't need to rely on perspective, but on the feel of the hand and the adjustment of the body position.
X-rays have high ionizing radiation, so doctors should use fluoroscopy as little as possible. Before the guidewire is sent to the heart, if everything goes well, fluoroscopy may not be needed at all. Fluoroscopy should be used as the cutting edge of coronary angiography, which is the purpose of this operation.
However, this patient, like the female patient, was a special and difficult case, and the old doctor's past experience might not be of any use. At this time, he needed a talent like Dr. Song to work with her like he did last time.
If one person operates it, he may be able to achieve the goal by slowly figuring it out, but as you can imagine, the speed will be very slow.
Slowness does not meet the requirements of current patient diagnosis and treatment strategies and can be fatal.
When you need to go slow, go slow; when you need to go fast, you must go fast.
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Looking for Dr. Song?
Dr. Song was not here, and he was a resident in neurosurgery, so it was unlikely that he would come to the interventional room to help her do this. Teacher Fu was right, and we could only think about the problem without considering Dr. Song first.
Without Dr. Song, who could help her adjust the catheter? Or would she do the adjustment while someone else inserted the guidewire? Would she cooperate with Dr. Fang? Or with Senior Brother Jin and other cardiovascular physicians?
Teacher Fu's words actually told her implicitly that the other teachers had already realized that it was unrealistic to find anyone to replace Dr. Song.
Dr. Song’s talent is not something Dr. Fang possesses, and I’m afraid Senior Brother Jin doesn’t have it either.
Xie Wanying needed to calm down and adjust her mood, and prepare to change her thinking.
It is impossible that her brain has not considered the question raised by Teacher Fu. Her calculated brain told her that there was someone in front of her who might be able to replace Dr. Song to help her. However, when Teacher Fu mentioned this, she considered another problem.
She took the initiative to ask to go into the operating room and try it. There is radiation in the interventional operating room, and she is willing to take this professional risk, but it does not mean that she can selfishly drag others into it. Just like Senior Brother Jin would never take the initiative to ask her to do it, she first needs to consider the other person's health.
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