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Doctor Guan couldn't help but clench his fist and hit his thigh, with a flash of excitement on his face.
The other medical staff's gloomy faces were suddenly greeted by the sunshine. The air was no longer cold, but a spring breeze of hope, and everyone's faces began to smile.
Everyone agreed that the plan she proposed was feasible.
"I think it's okay, let's do as she says." Grandma Zheng, the leader of the on-site surgical team, made the decision on the spot.
Chang Jiawei realized that he was a step too slow in praising his classmate and his plan was snatched away by someone else, and he pursed his lips.
"If we really do what she says, this anesthesia..." The anesthesiologist smiled so much that his eyes seemed to bloom. All of a sudden, the risk of anesthesia for his surgery dropped from 10 to 1 or even 0.
"Can it be done?" The young doctor thought about it again and raised some objections, mainly because she realized that she was a student and her suggestions were inevitably prone to failure without practical experience. Some things seem feasible in theory and sound wonderful, but when they are put into practice, they will find that they are not feasible at all. Young doctors have suffered the most losses and have been hit the most by reality, so they worry the most.
What is the point that a surgery that only removes the lower limbs may not be able to achieve? The reason why suturing is time-consuming is that the light on the scene is not good. Surgical removal also relies on eyesight, and there is also the problem of visibility. Whether it is really possible to remove both lower limbs within ten minutes needs to be considered.
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"I'll give you thirty minutes." The anesthesiologist encouraged the surgeons.
"No need. Ten minutes." Xie Wanying once again believed that she and her seniors could do it together.
Chang Jiawei was very confident about this, and he thought it was his turn to praise his classmate Xie again. He was about to speak, but he didn't expect that Grandma Cao next door suddenly came and snatched his chance to praise others.
Grandma Cao pointed out: "Her eyes should be able to do it."
We will know whether it works or not after we try it. Anyway, there are a lot of experts on site. Everyone gathered their energy and started to work.
The patient was put on an ECG monitor early in the morning. The anesthesiologist intubated the patient, prepared a ventilator, and prepared the short-acting anesthetic mix.
The nurses and surgeons disinfected their hands, put on disposable surgical gowns and gloves, and prepared the surgical instruments.
It is said that only the resection part will be done, but the subsequent amputation surgery to be completed in the hospital must be taken into consideration. Therefore, the surgeon needs to have a thorough understanding of the integrity of the entire amputation surgery. Cutting more or less will not do.
To make an analogy, it can be like the organ transplant mentioned earlier. When the transplant surgeon takes the organ, the first step is to trim the donor organ properly, which can maximize the help for subsequent operations.
The biggest consideration in amputation surgery is the location of the incision, which determines how much of the patient's leg the doctor will remove and how much will remain.
At the scene, you can see where the pile of rocks pressed the victim's leg. In the minds of ordinary people, the doctor should remove the patient's leg where it was pressed, which will definitely preserve the patient's limb length to the maximum extent.
Amputation is not done this way.
If you observe disabled people carefully, you will find that their limb stumps are covered with skin. As we all know, when a limb is cut with a knife, the cross-section appears, and there are "naked" bones, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, etc. inside, which cannot be covered with skin.
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