Patients and their families wish that there were as few surgical incisions as possible. Dr. Jin is an insider in the industry and knows very well that reducing one surgical incision is a huge challenge for a surgeon.
Can it be done?
Doctor Jin looked at Cao Yong, the great man.
If it is considered technically impossible to do at this stage, Cao Yong, as the attending physician, will explain and clarify in advance to avoid being embarrassed later.
After waiting for a while, Cao Yong, the big boss of neurosurgery, was very silent.
This made Dr. Jin's throat water.
Perhaps Cao Yong believes that no matter which doctor proposed the new method, it is always a "risky" idea. Whether it is a suggestion from a big shot is not the point, the focus should be on medicine.
Dr. Jin is, after all, a neurologist from the Chinese Association for the Study of Internal Medicine. She should be able to make her own academic judgment on this matter.
Dr. Jin sighed inwardly. Each of the big shots has his own temper.
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For example, Cao Yong is usually a very amiable person, but when it comes to academics, he completely changes his attitude.
He could only recall historical cases and look for related cases to see if they could be used as references. Dr. Jin pondered and suddenly an inspiration came to his mind, and he remembered a pediatric surgery case.
There seems to be such a surgical case in a child with congenital hydrocephalus. During the operation, the neurosurgeon only opened one relay point for the child. This only relay point is located behind the child's head, in a hidden place, and the scar is almost invisible after the child's hair grows thick. It can be called a work of art, like zero relay point.
The junior sister had just been to the hospital for an internship. Maybe she had learned some secrets of neurosurgery techniques from the hospital. The junior sister was very good at stealing.
Doctor Jin's inner thoughts were almost known to everyone. He asked, "Yingying, who are you studying with at Shouer?"
"Teacher Cao Zhao." Xie Wanying replied.
“Is he a pediatric neurosurgeon?”
Doctor Jin had no idea about the relationship between Second Brother Cao and Senior Brother Cao.
"He is from the Department of Pediatric Cardiac Surgery." Wei interrupted, clearly hearing Dr. Jin's wild guess with Pan, and corrected him by saying, "We didn't go to the Department of Pediatric Neurosurgery when we were interning at the Capital Children's Hospital."
Dr. Jin, what are you thinking about?
Even if you know of such a pediatric case, can problem children be compared with adults?
How tall is an adult, how long is his body, how long is the distance from his head to his abdomen, and how long are these distances for a newborn? There is no way to compare the two lengths, one is as far as the other.
At the scene, Huang Zhilei groaned. The technical ability of the neurology department in his hospital was not good enough. It seemed that it was not only the technical ability that was poor, but also that there seemed to be something wrong with the logical circuit of the brain.
Doctor Jin suddenly came back to her senses. She almost swallowed her breath after receiving a meaningful look from Cao Yong.
"Do you have any other questions?" Cao Yong asked, fearing that she would stop talking.
"It seems that we have never seen such a surgical case before." Doctor Jin's fingers trembled on the glasses frame.
Xie Wanying could clearly see Teacher Jin's expression, and thought that Senior Brother Cao was indeed like a god who could kill everyone and was very frightening.
"Yingying, do you have any other opinions? Tell me everything." Doctor Jin said, and decided to ask again. It was because his brain was probably not able to keep up with the pace of the junior sister. He was afraid that she would not understand even if the junior sister finished talking about the shunt operation. It would be better to let the junior sister talk about something else that she might understand.
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