Chapter 740: Pioneer
Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation
He Yuanzheng donned green scrubs. His weedly arms swung hard as he walked along the corridor in the Operating Area—like a lioness wandering about the land.
When he arrived at the area where the demonstration room was, He Yuanzheng only stopped for a second before he turned around and entered. He showed a serious face, but his eyes were shining with curiosity.
Just as he expected, the big screen in the demonstration room was turned on. Six to seven doctors who wore scrubs were watching the screen. Among them were resident doctors, housen, and maybe so interns.
He Yuanzheng quietly walked to the corner of the room before he looked at the screen. He saw an ongoing hepatectomy perford on the right robe of the liver, which was sothing he was already incredibly familiar with.
He was naturally familiar with hepatectomy, and he was also sowhat familiar with hepatectomy perford on the right lobe of the liver. However, He Yuanzheng actually did not perform many cases of hepatectomy on the right lobe of the liver. Compared to hepatectomy perford on the left lobe of the liver, hepatectomy perford on the right lobe of the liver was more troubleso. When He Yuanzheng did preoperative assessnt, he would be very careful when it ca to this sort of surgery.
Before Ling Ran showed up, He Yuanzheng was the major departnt director for the Departnt of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery in Yun Hua Hospital. Other doctors looked for him if any problems occurred in the surgery, but if He Yuanzheng encountered any problems in the surgery, he could not go to anyone for help.
Perhaps the other surgeries in the General Surgery Departnt could wait for a while before they asked for help, but if a surgery like hepatectomy was not finished in a few hours, the patient would die because of massive bleeding.
Therefore, He Yuanzheng must consider carefully before he approached such difficult surgeries.
Ling Ran obviously did not have this kind of problem.
At least, Ling Ran did not have any problem in performing hepatectomy for the right lobe of the liver. Not only did he not have any problems for it, he could also operate very quickly.
He Yuanzheng also took a glance at the number of broadcasts at the bottom of the screen: 42.
Those forty-two broadcasts were all broadcasts that belonged within Yun Hua Hospital’s system. This number was naturally not comparable to the high-class surgeries that required detailed preparation, like Lloyd’s surgery in Anderson Cancer Center a few days ago, which had a number of broadcasts that far surpassed the current number.
However, He Yuanzheng knew that Lloyd from Anderson Cancer Center was watching Ling Ran’s surgery now.
For He Yuanzheng, who could be considered a senior expert of hepatobiliary surgery, it was still hard to find where Ling Ran was weaker in his current surgery compared to Lloyd’s surgery a few days ago…
Perhaps, not having a good title was Ling Ran’s weakest point. He Yuanzheng could not help thinking about it, and for so strange reason, he found it odd.
At this ti, a young doctor who heard a sound from the back turned around and took a look.
He Yuanzheng showed a stern face and made a motion to make him keep silent, just like a dignified lioness warning a cub.
The young doctor stood straight nodded, and slowly turned around. His body was slightly stiff, but he beca relaxed in a short ti. He Yuanzheng was a departnt director, but he was not the departnt director for the young doctor, so he did not need to bother.
He Yuanzheng also noticed it.
There was only a young doctor from the Departnt of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery watching this surgery, and the rest were all the General Surgery Departnt to the Cardiovascular Surgery Departnt.
He Yuanzheng felt slightly resigned in the next second. There were not many young doctors under him. If he counted everyone, there were only four resident doctors and three housen under him.
Housen who ca for only a short rotation might not work for the Departnt of Hepatobiliary and Pancreatic Surgery in the future. Besides, the four resident doctors were taking turns working at full capacity. They were so busy that they might not be able to finish their ward rounds, unlike departnts like the Cardiovascular Surgery Departnt, who had plenty of free ti.
In comparison, there were quite a number of attending physicians under He Yuanzheng. He had four people along with a mole, but attending physicians were always the busiest…
*Ring.*
In the screen, the phone rang and attracted He Yuanzheng’s gaze.
‘The scene of the circulating nurse picking up the phone is so familiar.’ When He Yuanzheng thought of this, he saw the circulating nurse hanging up the phone.
“The borders are clear,” the circulating nurse answered in a simple and firm way.
For the nurses in the Ergency dical Center and the Departnt of Surgery in Yun Hua Hospital, they were already incredibly familiar with Ling Ran’s surgical needs.
In the operating theater, Ling Ran also nodded lightly and said, “Start the lymphadenectomy now.”
The nurses imdiately adjusted the equipnt, while the assistant doctors by the side instantly beca relaxed.
Lymphadenectomy was a ticulous work, and it was also the key difficulty in cancer surgery. However, among surgeries of this caliber, lymphadenectomy was considered the easiest work.
If they were bold, careful, and serious, they could perform lymphadenectomy well. Naturally, they also needed a good grasp of anatomy.
For Zhang Anmin, Lu Wenbin, or Yu Yuan, this was not the problem.
And Ling Ran moved like fist in water. He could even have an easy performing lymphadenectomy in the brain with Perfect Level Lymphadenectomy, so it was more than easy to perform lymphadenectomy in the abdominal cavity.
While in the one-hundred-inch big screen, the four doctors on the screen who were there for the remote consultation showed serious faces.
“You cut along the boundaries of the cancer cells. How did you make the judgnt?” Michelsen had too many doubts and questions. For Michelsen, who always perford cancer radical operations, Ling Ran’s judgnt was extrely impressive!
Ling Ran’s brain did not feel that what Michelsen said was aningful, therefore, he easily filtered out his words.
Michelsen waited for a while, but he did not receive any response. Then, he shouted urgently, “Doctor Ling, Doctor Ling, Doctor Ling Ran!”
“Hmm?” Ling Ran looked at Michelsen in boredom.
“Judgnt. How did you judge the range of cancer cell infiltration?”
“I always perform surgeries like this.” Ling Ran pursed his lips. For high-end surgeons, a unique skill was sothing pretty normal. This was just like gynaecology doctors who had small hands. Doctors were actually particular about core competence as well.
This was especially true for this kind of situation. Even if hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeons beca high-end doctors, the competition between doctors, departnts, and hospitals could still be seen everywhere. High-end doctors needed to try their best to create their sphere of influence before they could grab patients for themselves, their departnt, and even their hospital.
Even when it ca to hepatectomy itself, there were doctors who perford abdominoscopy, so focused on laparotomy, so specialized in operating the left lobe of the liver, and so liked to cut the gallbladder together with the liver…
The continuous division among high-end doctors was because of the needs of scientific research and also because the competitive world of dicine required them to do so.
Doctors who beca departnt directors or center directors had their own teams to lead. They were not only required to share their honor and disgrace together, they also shared benefits together. As the person in-charge of the signature treatnt group, at this ti, he needed to act like the boss of a small company. He needed to find a way that everyone felt satisfied with in order to maintain a corresponding level of morale before they continued developing.
Otherwise, they would break down.
Doctors in the United States faced a more complicated situation. Most doctors did not lead a team, but they were still their own boss. Therefore, Michelsen also understood Ling Ran’s condition very well.
He just felt slightly unhappy.
“Doctor Ling’s surgery is still different from what we normally know about hepatectomy.” Michelsen had been holding back his words for a long ti, and he finally squeezed out these words from his throat.
“Hmm,” Ling Ran answered as if he did not care about what he said.
At this ti, Yu Yuan heard what Michelsen said, and she suddenly ca up with sothing on her mind before she said, “Doctor Michelsen, what you an is Doctor Ling’s surgical thod should be a pioneer in the world, right?”
“Hmm… in terms of thod, I suppose you can say so.” Michelsen was slightly stunned.
“Does everyone else agree?” Yu Yuan’s expression beca excited, as if she was attending a big international conference.
“I suppose so.”
“It does indeed feel that way.”
“A thod that serves as a pioneer might not necessarily be a good thod…”
The three doctors on the screen had different tones and contents, but they were all the sa from Yu Yuan’s perspectives.
“Thank you for proving that Doctor Ling Ran created a world class thod for hepatectomy!” Yu Yuan could not wait to announce her conclusion.
The operating theater instantly beca silent.
A normal surgery was suddenly upgraded to be a pioneer, and it was indeed pretty unexpected.
They also did not know what to say.
Ten seconds.
Sixty seconds.
One hundred seconds.
Suddenly, the number of broadcasts on the bottom of the screen kept increasing.
Fifty broadcasts were surpassed very soon, and the number was increasing to sixty very quickly…
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