Chapter 316: Chapter 317: Is Your Hand Numb or Did It Slip?
ng Xi had always held one attitude towards her students:
Quality over quantity.
ng Xi was proud, a pride that was ingrained in her bones.
Her pride did not make her look down on the people around her or look down on the First Hospital of Dongda University. On the contrary, her pride was actually toward herself, toward disease, toward surgery.
She set extrely high standards for herself!
She hoped to continuously improve herself, to beco better and better, to make her dical skills increasingly exquisite, and so on.
Although she was at the First Hospital of Dongda University, ng Xi’s gaze was always fixed on sowhere in Kyoto and on so places across the ocean.
Her opponents were not here; they were far away.
Was there a lot of pressure?
Imnse!
Therefore, she did not allow herself to relax!
Chen Cang’s appearance was not an accident, but his performance was indeed sudden.
Ti and again, he impressed her, giving ng Xi hope ti after ti.
Even if she could not surpass them, maybe her students could surpass their students, right?
Thinking about this, ng Xi quickly shook her head, discarding such negative thoughts.
Those were her opponents; she had to prove herself with her own strength, not through others.
At this thought, ng Xi couldn’t help but search her soul: Were you scared? Regretful?
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Chen Cang’s surgery was about to begin. The instrunt nurse looked at Chen Cang, slightly stunned. How could they let a student perform surgery?
Even the anesthesiologist was sowhat puzzled. He glanced at ng Xi and, seeing she was unmoved, then turned to gaze at Ge Huai, who also seed indifferent.
The anesthesiologist simply didn’t pay it any more attention and didn’t take it to heart.
With a senior attending physician and a deputy chief present, nothing should go wrong with a pericardial surgery, right?
At this ti, Xia Gaofeng had just finished a grueling surgery last night, a Tetralogy of Fallot operation. When he ca out, he saw through the operating room door that a surgery was in progress… and it was Chen Cang?
Was Chen Cang the lead surgeon?
Xia Gaofeng’s interest was imdiately piqued; after all, this was the man he had his eyes on!
Xia Gaofeng entered the room quietly; he too wanted to see how Chen Cang’s surgery was going.
This young man had given him many surprises; his vascular suturing technique was faster than even Ge Huai’s, and it was both fast and good!
The level was definitely adequate.
But… what exactly was Chen Cang performing now?
Xia Gaofeng slowly made his way over.
At the mont Chen Cang picked up the scalpel, there was not the slightest sign of stage fright. Though he had never done it before, the benefits of the teaching model had made him the theoretical King.
He clearly rembered every step of the surgery, every little detail within the operation.
He had every move down pat!
Chen Cang took up the knife and began to slowly make an incision 2 cm below the xiphoid process in the upper abdon, creating a horizontal skin incision 4 to 5 centiters long.
For this first step, Chen Cang gave himself a full score!
An incision was simple; this was the foundation of extrathoracic surgery. Mastering hemostasis in a thoracic opening – are you kidding?
This incision made the two directors and one attending physician around him take a slight shock.
Ge Huai originally intended to form a united front with Chen Cang and then ingratiate himself with Director ng through a roundabout way.
But at this mont, he couldn’t help himself!
This guy has cheated !
He said he didn’t know how to do it, but this incision was even better than mine.
Alright, endure it. Isn’t it just better than my work?
Isn’t it just a well-made incision?
I’ll just bear with it, given that I just made a friendly gesture today; I can’t spoil everything!
Having thought that, Ge Huai still feigned enthusiasm and said with false warmth, “Chen Cang, did you not say that it was your first ti performing pericardial incision surgery? You’re too modest!”
When Chen Cang was operating, he was very focused and didn’t like to entertain people, which was also why he liked working with Jing Ran.
Jing Ran was obedient and sensible, and she knew her place, understanding what to do at any given mont.
At this mont, Ge Huai exhibited none of the qualities of a good assistant. It’s true that shouting ‘666’ was not wrong, but that was Qin Yue’s job; as an assistant, he should just be observant.
Thinking of this, Chen Cang couldn’t help but say, “Teacher Ge, stop the bleeding.”
Ge Huai’s face flushed with embarrassnt as he hurriedly grasped the gauze to staunch the bleeding!
Then, Chen Cang started to incise the anterior sheath of the rectus abdominis, ticulously separating it, and finally excising the xiphoid process.
The next step required carefully separating the transversalis fascia that is fibrously connected to the diaphragm.
This process was delicate, and only after completing this step, the pericardium would reveal itself!
Chen Cang was very smooth, confident, with exquisite technique, skilled movents, and abundant experience. Where was the newbie? He was clearly an old hand!
And he was the king of Mount Akina!
The more Ge Huai watched, the more shocked and angry he beca. Chen Cang, you’re just a scheming boy!
You just wanted to show off your prowess, didn’t you?
You claim it’s your first surgery, then surprise us with your skill, and suddenly we’re awestruck.
Hmph!
I see right through you!
Thinking of this, Ge Huai felt a surge of indignation and dissatisfaction. Compared to this scheming BOY, he was just too naive. At this mont, Ge Huai actually felt wronged.
It wasn’t just Ge Huai; ng Xi was also stunned by Chen Cang’s technique.
When Chen Cang said he wasn’t capable, ng Xi had already prepared for all sorts of ergency interventions.
But now, Chen Cang’s performance resembled that of a master surgeon.
Did he even need her to step in?
More like save her own face!
Xia Gaofeng’s heart skipped a beat, filled with regret.
How could he have missed such an outstanding talent?
It’s truly… such a pity.
Such a student cos once in a few decades and is definitely the kind to nurture as a successor.
And ng Xi… you’re so lucky.
Her first student was so exceptional.
anwhile, Chen Cang was panicking, upon seeing the exposed pericardial diaphragm.
“Syringe!”
Ge Huai promptly passed it over, this ti behaving obediently.
Chen Cang tried to draw out the fluid but couldn’t!
It was a problem; there was clearly too much pus.
The physical and chemical properties of pus are different from inflammatory fluids; if there’s too much pus, it can’t be aspirated.
He had to incise the pericardium.
But where to cut?
Chen Cang understood where, and he even knew how.
But the depth, the force, the appropriateness of length… he had no confidence.
As expected, as soon as the knife went down.
The two people behind him were instantly baffled!
Ge Huai was taken aback, thinking: What the heck? Are you doing this on purpose?
Are you purposely using such a crude thod to show it’s your first ti?
That’s just too fake!
ng Xi and Xia Gaofeng, on the other hand, fell silent. This… must be an accident, right?
After all, that incision was so crude!
Chen Cang’s incision hadn’t even opened the pericardium!
This… was such a basic mistake.
Rembering how Chen Cang had begun the thoracotomy, both swallowed hard.
Chen Cang must have had a numb hand, right?
Yes!
Certainly, that had to be it.
After all, the difference before and after the surgery was like night and day; the disparity… was too clear. It had to be a slip of the hand or maybe it had gone numb, right?!
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