The atmosphere during the operation was a bit tense, which meant that the doctors had a feeling that the operation would not go well and they were all irritated. If the medical students were chattering around, even if they spoke in a low voice like a mosquito, the teachers would still find it noisy and would want to ask them to get out.
As a result, no teacher called Jingyin.
The senior doctor said nothing, the surgeon said nothing, and no senior doctor at the scene asked the medical students to shut up. The junior doctors noticed something different and were surprised, but they realized that if their superiors wanted to listen to what the two medical students said, they would not have told them to shut up.
The teacher did not say anything to stop her. Xie Wanying answered Dr. Yang's question: "No. Teacher Du drew the scene from the surgical perspective."
"Surgical perspective?" Dr. Yang asked.
"Yes, the surgical perspective of thoracoscopy."
It was the surgical perspective of a thoracoscope. A group of doctors looked at Du Yeqing while listening to Xie's answer. Only Du Yeqing knew whether the answer was wrong.
Du Yeqing tapped his pen on the paper, his expression a little mysterious.
Doctor Yang blinked her eyes hard and stretched her head to see if the picture drawn by the boss matched what Xie said. She had seen thoracoscopic surgery before. Xie could quickly remember the surgical scenes, but she couldn't. Maybe this was the advantage of surgical students. Doctor Yang asked her, "Have you ever had thoracoscopic surgery?"
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"No."
"How do you know this is a surgical perspective?"
"The surgical area must be placed in the middle of the surgical field of view, so that the doctor can operate more easily." This is basic surgical knowledge, Xie Wanying said. The thoracoscope will magnify the middle of the picture, and if you draw it with a pen, it may have a similar effect to a magnifying glass, making it look like a part of the heart is enlarged.
After Dr. Yang remembered these points of knowledge, he continued the conversation: "Teacher, is this the apex of the heart?"
"It's from the right ventricle to the left ventricle."
Most of the apex of the heart is made up of the left ventricle, so what Dr. Yang said is correct.
"The injured part is in these two ventricles?"
"That's what the CT scan shows. But we need to get more specific."
"More specific?"
The area of the two ventricles is not large. For minimally invasive surgery, doctors should do the smallest possible surgery and use the knife accurately. When it comes to the implementation of the surgery, the discussion must be more in line with reality and related to the specific surgical steps. This was not included in the last preoperative discussion.
"According to what you said, the focus is on the left ventricle or the right ventricle. Is the left ventricle more injured or the right ventricle more injured?" Doctor Yang asked again.
"CT scan——"
"Yes, the CT scan shows that the right ventricle seems to be more seriously injured. There is a large blood clot or suspected ventricular aneurysm in one area." Doctor Yang felt that he had found the key point, and happily asked Xie for support. "What do you think?"
"The CT scan can only be used as a reference." Xie Wanying said carefully, "As for the thrombosis, the patient now has both lung and brain thrombosis. The teacher invited a neurosurgeon to the scene, which shows that the left ventricle is taken very seriously. The most important thing is that according to the patient's electrocardiogram, the doubts are more concentrated on the left anterior ventricular branch of the anterior wall."
The two students asked and answered each other very quickly. Xie's content was complex but fluent. The doctors around listened to them all the way, making the quiet atmosphere a little weird. This was later discovered by Dr. Yang. They thought, with so many big guys here, how could they be interested in listening to the conversation between these two rookies?
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