It seemed that Tao Zhijie was holding back and didn't want him to know too much about this student. Nie Jiamin frowned slightly, and fell into deep thought.
Xie Wanying looked up and looked at the teacher to ask for instructions on the next step.
Nie Jiamin's mind was clear this time. Fortunately, she was not a fool. She had been asking her to demonstrate her skills all along, but in the end, she failed to show her talent as she wished.
"From now on, you have to assist me in performing several key operations of this operation." Nie Jiamin said to her.
Hearing the chief surgeon's words, Dr. Zhou lowered his head, knowing that he had no hope of getting his position as the first assistant. Who let the opportunity go, and the other person's performance was not bad or even overwhelming. To be honest, he couldn't do the suction like Xie Wanying. It can only be said that even the medical students in the National Association are very good.
The nurse followed the surgeon's instructions and handed the hook to Dr. Zhou.
Holding the small retractor in the hand, it seems that it is not very strenuous for a child, but when Dr. Zhou actually operated it, he found that it was probably more difficult than pulling an adult's hook because he had to make room for the surgeon.
In infant surgery, the patient is small and the surgical area is very small. Unlike adults, where the area is only the size of a palm, there is no room for multiple doctors to work together. Even Xie Wanying, who is the assistant, must remember to give the surgeon the most space possible.
Doctor Zhou, who was holding the retractor, was not used to this type of surgery and soon felt the awkward posture and sweat. At this time, he had to admire Xie Wanying beside him. Looking at her accurate postures, he didn't know how she found the right position, and she would not feel awkward if she could make room for the surgeon.
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"You've performed surgery on infants, haven't you?"
After receiving the question from Dr. Zhou, Xie Wanying shook her head: No. How could she say something that didn't happen? It would be terrible if the teacher misunderstood that it happened, and it would harm the child.
Seeing that there was no need for her to lie, Dr. Zhou understood: she might be a genius.
"Do you know what we are going to do now?" Nie Jiamin asked her while concentrating on the operation.
The surgeon often needs to relax his nerves during surgery, and will choose to talk to his assistant at this time.
Xie Wanying answered the teacher's question: "Find the splenic artery and ligate it to stop the bleeding."
"Yes." While confirming her answer, Nie Jiamin's hands never stopped moving.
She had to find the hilum of the spleen. She had worked with Dr. Song on pancreatic surgery before and was very familiar with the procedure. She had to move the stomach aside first to expose the tail of the pancreas and the hilum of the spleen.
In order to help Teacher Nie find the artery causing heavy bleeding more quickly, Xie Wanying asked the nurse for a separation forceps to help the teacher clear the way.
The surgical area was small, and cutting and ligating the gastrocolic ligament and the spleen and stomach ligament were things that Nie Jiamin could only do by himself. However, with the help of an experienced and talented assistant, it would definitely be twice as effective with half the effort.
The speed of the operation is finally speeding up.
The stomach body that blocked the spleen needed to be moved away. Dr. Zhou used a retractor to pull the stomach body to the upper right, and then pulled open the left rib margin. Xie Wanying cooperated and put the gauze pad to block the transverse colon. The middle of the surgical area was the pancreatic tail and spleen hilum.
A sea of blood came, and the suction device sucked again, and the ruptured spleen hilum could be vaguely seen.
The degree of rupture of the spleen was obviously at least level three.
It can be said that judging from the child's preoperative condition, the current situation did not exceed the surgeon's expectations.
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