The cracks on both sides of the vertebrae were complete, and it seemed that there would be no problem in removing them.
However, the preoperative CT scan showed that the tumor not only destroyed the bones but was also suspected to be related to the spinal cord, and seemed to have grown together with the spinal dura mater, which required the doctor to be vigilant and might require slowly peeling off the connection between the tumor and the dura mater.
Thinking of this, everyone's eyes turned to the surgeon's hands again, waiting for him to continue the treatment.
Chang Jiawei's hand holding the scalpel remained as it was, as if he had not yet recovered from the shock of the previous touch.
What's wrong with the surgeon? What is he thinking about? Others wondered.
After a while, Chang Jiawei suddenly chose to put down the scalpel, changed a tool, held the broken piece of bone and slowly pulled it out.
Everyone seemed to be shocked by his action. He actually thought that this way he could remove the bone without worrying about the bone carrying the spinal dura mater together, causing bleeding or other complications.
Everyone's heart was beating fast.
After a while, Chang Jiawei successfully took the two bones out of the patient's body one by one without any obstruction or accidents.
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Everyone saw it clearly now. The surgeon was closest and saw it most clearly. It was not because the surgeon's forceps were very powerful, but because the last cut had shaken open the dura mater and the bone where the tumor was growing.
After examination, it was found that the spinal cord was not damaged and the pressure was reduced after the bone was removed. Previously, the bone with the tumor was pressing on the spinal cord, which caused the patient to have various symptoms.
After the first critical step was completed, the roller coaster-like plot of a movie made everyone need to calm down. Suddenly, someone cried out. After listening carefully, it turned out that the nurse had seen something and muttered.
“So many people.”
The nurse's original words entered Dr. Liu's ears. Dr. Liu wondered where all these people came from, because there were only a few of them doing surgery in the operating room today. After the nurse pointed him in the direction privately, Dr. Liu turned his head and looked up again. This time his eyes were focused on other things, and suddenly a bunch of heads and faces rushed into his field of vision.
The result of such a sudden visual image filling his head was self-evident; Dr. Liu almost fell backwards to the ground.
The operating room nurses were usually responsible for helping the surgeons to clear the room and control the number of people. They were probably used to this scene and were not frightened. But Dr. Liu was different. The dense crowd of heads and faces in front of him frightened him so much that his heart was beating wildly.
It would scare him to death.
It wasn't just that there were so many people, the operating room was filled with people without knowing when. And unlike the usual operating room filled with mostly medical students, this time there were only a few medical students, and some of them were familiar teachers.
This, this, this?
Dr. Liu's overly surprised expression made Cao Yong and Ren Chongda wonder: What's wrong? How could this guy be so scared when he saw them? It shouldn't be like this.
"No." Ren Chongda suddenly realized that Dr. Liu's focus was not only on them.
He turned his head following Dr. Liu's gaze.
Wow, there are so many people. When did a group of people stand behind them as if they were about to be squeezed into a meat patty, vividly interpreting the drama of the mantis in front and the oriole behind.
Ren Chongda was surprised and asked the group of heads that suddenly appeared: "Why didn't you say anything?"
Do you know that watching it silently like this is like a zombie horror movie, which can scare people to have a heart attack?
When the group heard his criticism, they curled their lips and asked him back: "Why don't you say that you didn't say anything?"
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