Time is extremely tight. Don't forget that she and Dr. Qiu have been protecting this liver with all their strength and squeezing out every minute and every second, which cannot be wasted.
"I understand." Xie Wanying said.
Everyone except Tao Zhijie listened to her affirmative voice in surprise: What did she know?
"How to cut it?" Tao Zhijie asked her in a calm voice.
"One knife is enough." Xie Wanying was sure.
"If you cut off one third, of course one knife is enough." The crowd watching couldn't help but interrupt her, as if she didn't even know what she was going to do.
Deputy Director Xue frowned so much that he almost wanted to yell at everyone, but he didn't expect that even Tao Zhijie had become so crazy?
"Make an oblique cut from here, completely preserving the right half of the liver, as well as the important left branch of the portal vein, the middle hepatic vein, the main trunk of the left hepatic artery and vein, and the main trunk of the left hepatic duct in the left half of the liver."
The others listened to her words and looked at the liver, but they couldn't connect it to the way of cutting she said.
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"It seems that we can't cut out what she said." He Guangyou pointed his finger at the liver, "If we want to keep what she said, the part we cut must be very small, not up to one-third. We have to cut as much as possible, and it can't be too big, otherwise it won't fit into the body."
"I think the way she cut it has some basis." Song Xuelin suddenly said.
Are others surprised that he actually supports Xie Wanying?
"Everyone's liver is different. I estimated that if I cut off one-third of this liver, I might be able to keep most of it." Song Xuelin's dark brown eyes gave people the feeling that he was calculating numbers. "It all depends on how you cut it—"
After hearing what he said, the others thought about it again. In terms of individual differences, it was possible that what he and Xie Wanying said made sense. The most important thing now was to minimize the damage to the liver, no matter what. Even if these parts had to be discarded in the middle, it was better than cutting a few times and then mending them, which would cause too much damage to the liver. Besides, even Song Xuelin hadn't imagined a one-size-fits-all path map.
"If she says it's possible, then it should be possible." Tao Zhijie spoke.
The operating room was very quiet for a moment. It should be said that everyone was very unbelievable that he had the confidence to think that an intern could do this, and a female intern at that. Female interns are always much worse at doing things than male interns, so the assumptions in the female interns' minds would definitely not be implemented in practice.
"Doctor Tao, you--" Deputy Director Xue once again cast a critical look at Tao Zhijie opposite him.
"Okay, let me cut it. I'll cut it according to what she said." Tao Zhijie said.
It is definitely impossible to let an intern perform the surgery on the only liver source for such an important operation. If a mistake is made in the surgery, it would be a medical malpractice and the patient would die directly on the operating table.
Deputy Director Xue raised his eyes and looked at Tao Zhijie.
An old professor and a middle-aged doctor exchanged glances.
No one knew what kind of conversation the two generations had in those few seconds. In the end, Deputy Director Xue only said in a deep voice, "Hmm."
It can be said that the baton has been handed over to Tao Zhijie.
Inheritance is too important, and the previous generation of doctors must choose and trust the next generation of doctors. If you have already made a positive assessment of the other party's ability, what is there to worry about?
Everyone in the operating room felt their hearts tighten because of Deputy Director Xue's "hmm", and their eyes were all focused on the scalpel in Tao Zhijie's hand.
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