Dr. Xie Wanying’s thinking is always one step ahead of others.
After hearing these words, everyone was worried: This surgery is considered minimally invasive compared to major surgery, but does it have no risks at all?
Assistant Jiang admitted: If it were me, I would not dare to operate on intestinal obstruction patients in such a bumpy car.
Before surgery, some auxiliary examinations are routinely done.
Assistant Jiang introduced: There is ultrasonic inspection equipment on the car.
For colon tumors, imaging auxiliary examinations such as abdominal plain CT are definitely more effective.
At present, if this condition is not available, ultrasound cannot be used to perform this type of abdominal examination at all. It is better than nothing.
What Assistant Jiang said like this actually showed an underlying attitude: This examination will not be of any help to the doctor in performing this operation, at least for Assistant Jiang.
If I have to say that it is of some use, maybe before the doctor performs a colonoscopy on the patient, the doctor can compare and correct the results of the physical examination to more accurately determine the tumor obstruction and the location of the tumor, and use instruments to initially check whether there is bleeding in the abdominal cavity, so that Dr. Shen and most other doctors' previous concerns about the patient's suspicion of intestinal bleeding were temporarily eliminated, providing evidence for the preoperative demonstration data link that the colonoscopy surgery could be carried out.
Assistant Jiang must finally add one point: things that have no effect on him are completely different for Dr. Xie.
Dr. Xie is best at reconstructing the three-dimensional image of the human body in the brain. It would be even more powerful if there were data assistance provided by various examination machines. As long as there is a machine that can give Dr. Xie a little data, Dr. Xie may be able to achieve skyrocketing results with the help of it.
Assistant Jiang was also one of Dr. Xie’s teachers back then. Although he only taught for one night, he also knew deeply what Mr.
Think about what you can think of and how it will be done.
Everyone is sweating profusely for the surgical team in the car.
Look at how difficult it is for this convoy to move back and forth as soon as it sets off on the road, turning every corner and leaving the village.
Finally turned onto the main road, drove less than a few dozen meters, and braked together. It was a complete replay of the problem Dr. Shen Xifei and the others encountered last night. Although the tube of a colonoscope is soft, accidental intestinal perforation accidents caused by accidentally piercing the human intestine are not unheard of in clinical practice. These accidents are even listed in the examination precautions that patients are informed before colonoscopy.
Healthy people's intestines are subject to this risk when undergoing this examination. Tumor patients have more fragile intestines and are more likely to have such accidents.
Combined with the stent surgery process introduced earlier, how can a thin guidewire become extremely narrow inside the intestinal lumen by being invaded by tumors in such a difficult operating room environment?
Assistant Jiang broadcast the operation process live to other doctors: "Our Dr. Xie Wanying has already started the operation."
Conventional colonoscopy instruments are one meter three to four meters long and one centimeter thick in diameter.
It is one centimeter thick, almost as long as a knuckle, so it is quite thick. It is not surprising that there may be an accident of piercing the intestines.
To reduce the occurrence of such accidents, the first step is to reduce friction according to the common sense of physics we received in compulsory education when we were students. Reducing friction is the most effective conceivable method.
Lubricating the colonoscope and **** before operation is a must. It is also a common step to rinse the colonoscope with water from time to time during the overall operation.
Colonoscope is passed into the patient’s anus.
I don’t know whether the patient himself is very patient and has great endurance, or whether Dr. Xie’s skills are very good and extraordinary.
Assistant Jiang and the other medical staff on the operating cart did not hear a single groan from the patient, let alone a sad sound like a pig's squeak or a muffled grunt.
You know, as mentioned earlier, no anesthesia was used in this operation because there was no anesthesiologist.
