Chapter 804: [804] She is willing to be this ‘bad person Chapter 804: [804] She is willing to be this ‘bad person “Let Doctor Yin–” Wei Tianlang continued his original statement.
A group of doctors hung up the phone for Yin Fengchun.
Guess I’ll have to make the incision myself.
Tao Zhijie looked at the person across from him and said, “Xiao Song, how about you pull out this knife?”
Song Xueling had previously taken over the scalpel and saved the victim’s life; it was estimated he had the capability to remove the knife minimizing secondary harm to the patient.
Little did they know, once Song Xueling heard this, his expression changed on the spot, and a voice usually devoid of emotion erupted in agitated opposition, “This is not just a matter of pulling it out.”
Xie Wanying immediately followed up, “Like Doctor Song said, it’s not just about pulling it out. We should first enlarge the opening, locate the blood vessels, clamp them down, and then remove the knife.”
“Enlarging the opening, finding the blood vessels, clamping down. But once you make the incision larger, young lady, everything inside, including the knife and the blood vessels, will be moving. How can you find and clamp the blood vessels if you don’t pull out the knife quickly?” the surrounding doctors rushed to tell her.
“We don’t need to make a very large incision, just a small one. The knife won’t move and won’t be affected. Clamp down below to stop the blood then move the knife,” Xie Wanying said.
“She’s right in her approach,” Lu Tianchi interjected amidst the circle of their surgical colleagues.
“Yes, you’re correct, and what she said is also correct. Do you know the problem with her words? I don’t believe you’re unaware, Dr. Lu. The problem is that no one can currently do what she’s described. The urology team is not available. Tell me, including Cao Yong and the others, who can identify which is the renal artery through a small incision? They, like us, don’t have routine experience with this kind of surgery.”
The intense argument highlighted the agitation of everyone in the operating room reaching a critical point.
After much hesitation and discussion among the seniors, Xie Wanying knew exactly what was going on and insisted, “Doctor Yin must personally handle this.”
Everyone was clear that the problem lay solely with Yin Fengchun.
In this situation, Xie Wanying was willing to be the “bad guy”: “Doctor Yin, you don’t have to be nervous. We are all here to help you.”
The junior sister was right. Cao Yong turned and said to Yin Fengchun, “You clamp the blood vessels, and we’ll help enlarge the opening.”
“I know,” Yin Fengchun said in a deep voice.
“If you know, have you thought about what you want us to help you with?” Tao Zhijie asked him again, not quite reassured.
Everyone waited a while, but Yin Fengchun remained silent, seemingly without an answer.
“Doctor Yin,” Xie Wanying continued to speak upon seeing this.
All eyes swiftly turned toward her. Yin Fengchun’s gaze nearly narrowed to slits on her face: You’re telling me what to do? You, a clinical greenhorn who hasn’t even interned in urology surgery?
“Doctor Yin, I’m simply worried you might not remember. Let me tell you about this location. Think carefully and see if anything comes back to you,” Xie Wanying said while motioning with her fingers over the wound, “We don’t need a very large incision, just slightly enlarge it by an inch where Senior Tao on the other side pulls the hook, and Doctor Song here doesn’t have to move the knife. You can use the heart-ear forceps or bowel clamps to stick closely to the edge of the hook on this side, and at a diagonal angle of around seventy-five degrees from the direction of the blade where it scrapes past and closes, that should be the pedicle of the kidney. Think about it; doesn’t it make sense?”
Yin Fengchun’s gaze was somewhat dazed; he, a urologist himself, couldn’t understand what she was saying at all.
Not to mention the surgeons from other specialties. After hearing Xie Wanying’s detailed description, they couldn’t even imagine the surgical pathway diagram, as the anatomical location was even less familiar to them.