MTL - Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields-Chapter 3840 【3840】different

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  Chapter 3840 【3840】Different

  The characteristics of minimally invasive surgery As Mr. Tan said earlier, the most important thing for doctors is to know how to make good use of the surgical instruments in their hands. This can be said to be the success or failure point of minimally invasive surgery. Based on this, it can be concluded that the viewpoint put forward by company B should be the correct answer in view of the insights from clinical experience.

   Where did Sulima’s repeated objections come from?

  The eyes of countless audiences are like spotlights gathered on every surgical step on the big screen.

  Surgical screens are sometimes very boring and boring, because they seem to keep repeating basic surgical operations such as separating tissue, cutting and stopping bleeding.

  Experts have to concentrate on watching the operation, and their brains always follow the operation screen to think. Otherwise, it would be like a layman lost in the fog, not knowing which part of the human body the scalpel has reached, and which key step the operation has reached.

  Separating departments like lines, Gao Zhaocheng and the others couldn’t understand the general surgery department, so he could only ask the cardiac surgery staff again: “What is that? Where is this? Our general surgery department doesn’t use these instruments.”

   "Don't you know? This is a blockage belt, which blocks blood vessels. It is impossible for you to have not even blocked blood vessels in general surgery, right?"

   "It seems to be different from what we use."

"Roughly the same."

   "Blocking blood vessels? Doesn't it mean that the heart keeps beating?"

   "What nonsense are you talking about? This is to block the internal mammary artery, otherwise, everything distal to the internal mammary artery must not spurt blood."

   Speaking of this, the layman in general surgery was stunned and surprised: "Don't take it out?"

   What do you take it out for? It is most convenient to connect the internal mammary artery close to the heart to directly supply blood to the coronary artery, which is called in situ surgery, which is different from the great saphenous vein as mentioned at the beginning.

  After the internal mammary artery is treated, it will be connected to the anterior descending coronary artery to replace the blocked blood vessel segment for blood supply. At this time, ordinary doctors will use the famous S stapler. Considering that a group of doctors told the patient, Teacher Li, that this operation is not easy to perform, it is estimated that this patient has some special problems with the coronary arteries of the heart.

   There is absolutely no heart under direct vision in cardiac surgery in various preoperative examinations, so that the doctor can clearly see what the patient's heart looks like at a glance.

  The perspective of the surgical field of view on the large screen has shifted to the position of the coronary artery of the patient's heart.

  Some of the audience in the audience groaned.

The heart is simply understood as the front view and the back view of the heart under direct vision in traditional cardiac surgery. The anterior descending branch is also called the anterior interventricular branch. . There are often one or two diagonal branches between the two. If there are diagonal branches, it can be regarded as the left coronary artery has three to four trunks. The circumflex branches go around the back of the heart, and the diagonal branches are more complicated, with some mostly in front and some behind.

  Under minimally invasive surgery, the robotic arm needs to go around on the surface of the heart for connection, instead of the traditional surgery where the doctor can slightly break the position of the heart to perform vascular anastomosis.

   The one who made the chirping sound must be someone from the general surgery department, because it was not seen by a cardiac surgeon. Even so, the cardiac surgery colleagues present here also have to sweat for the surgical team.

   "This patient's heart may be a little twisted." The heart surgeon said.

   The problem is not hard to see. Seeing the robotic arm follow a coronary artery to observe its direction, the view of the audience in the audience is as if they are on a small train and change the scenery after a while. In fact, it is changing the angle, which shows that this trunk is not walking on a relatively flat plane like ordinary patients, but walking on curved surfaces more.

  (end of this chapter)