Chapter 931: Chapter 932: Never Far Away Chapter 931: Chapter 932: Never Far Away But!
Chen Cang used the following ti
To show Team Leader Hou what “Anything is Possible” ant!
“All is possible!”
Hou Rong hurriedly reminded him, “Chen Cang, spleen repair is suitable for simple spleen rupture when intraoperative exploration finds the spleen rupture has not damaged the spleen hilum vessels, and the blood supply to the distal spleen tissue is good.”
Chen Cang nodded, “Thank you, Director Hou, I understand, but if I can improve the blood supply to the spleen tissue and repair the spleen hilum vessels, wouldn’t that all make sense?”
Chen Cang’s words left Hou Rong at a loss for words!
Although that was said,
The logic didn’t work that way.
Hou Rong was actually worried not just about Chen Cang, but also about Tao Jun!
By now everyone knew that Tao Jun was a hero, having saved so many lives, and at this mont, many were hoping that Tao Jun could survive.
Chen Cang’s liver surgery just now, whether it was the repair of the damage to the nearby hepatic veins or the suturing of the liver vessels, and performing so many tasks in such a limited ti, was beyond Hou Rong’s imagination!
It was even a speed he had never seen in his lifeti!
Hou Rong was also very excited and emotional.
But…
It was precisely because Chen Cang had given him enough hope that he now disliked the idea of Chen Cang personally shattering that hope!
Hou Rong looked solemnly at Chen Cang and said earnestly,
“You now… don’t ss around!”
“This is not the ti to be reckless; what we need to do is stably preserve Tao Jun’s life!”
Chen Cang took a deep breath, now was not the ti to argue, but to quietly watch Hou Rong.
He said, “I am now confident, not just in keeping him alive, but also in giving him a better chance!”
Indeed!
Before the surgery, Chen Cang had not been sufficiently assured, but now, he felt that he had that assurance.
He felt that he could do well!
Having said that, Chen Cang grabbed the fine thread and took a deep breath.
Under the enhancent of “Mirror,” the small vessels of the spleen started to beco prominent, and the damaged area gradually beca enlarged, making the precise view at this mont exceptionally powerful.
Chen Cang dared not be careless as there was limited ti; “Mirror” had only a ten-minute window, and now, after all the hustle, only about five minutes remained.
Chen Cang quickly perford rapid repairs on the more significant vessels of the spleen!
Chen Cang’s vascular anastomosis technique was flawless!
Plus, rapid anastomosis was Chen Cang’s hallmark!
In such a race against ti operation, Chen Cang couldn’t afford the slightest nervousness or instability.
Suture!
Quick suture!
Hou Rong and the others, including the anesthetist, were sowhat moved at this mont.
They were in the capital, where they had seen much and knew a lot.
But in their lives, they had never seen anyone perform liver and spleen vascular repairs so swiftly!
Precision?
Hou Rong quickly said, “Put the microscope on , set it to 4x magnification!”
The nurse nodded diligently!
The other two team mbers also hurriedly put on quadruple magnification glasses.
At this mont!
They suddenly realized that their perspectives were about to be refreshed by Chen Cang.
How precise, swift, orderly, and tight the suturing was!
The vessels were fine, and the slightest mishap could cause issues, yet Chen Cang’s stitching was just right.
This was thanks to Chen Cang’s solid foundation in the Peripheral Vascular Anastomosis of The Hand Technique, for tendon repairs, and for nerve reconstructions, all these intricate operations, Chen Cang had long been accustod to.
The surgery progressed swiftly, in just a few minutes…
Chen Cang completed the operation at hand!
“Mirror” had only about thirty seconds left.
Any further repairs were now aningless.
The spleen could not be completely repaired; the necrotic distal spleen tissue and areas without blood supply needed to be removed!
But!
Chen Cang’s efforts were far from wasted.
He saved sixty percent of Tao Jun’s spleen.
This ant he had made his utmost effort for Tao Jun’s future quality of life.
Hou Rong and others watched as Chen Cang stopped working, imdiately feeling deeply moved.
For a mont, Hou Rong found himself increasingly unable to see through Chen Cang.
What kind of person was he?
So knowledgeable about the liver and spleen.
Especially in terms of the course of the blood vessels, Chen Cang seed to have every step under control!
How well must one understand the human vascular system?
Could it be that the anatomy he learned was different from others?
The sa dical university, the sa anatomy textbook, could the gap really be this big?
That’s right!
Chen Cang’s expertise in the circulatory system ca at a price.
After the vascular anastomosis, Chen Cang began spleen repair and resection.
For suturing the spleen, one could not use fine thread, nor could the sutures be too tight to prevent tearing of the splenic capsule.
Chen Cang asked the nurse for 1-0 absorbable sutures and started the mattress suturing.
Chen Cang’s fingers were truly tired from the extre maneuvers he had just perford.
Repairing the spleen didn’t take Chen Cang too long, and partial splenectomy was relatively simple for him.
The repair was guided by the varying colors of the spleen, cutting away all the red!
For each resection, Hou Rong quickly applied hot saline-soaked gauze until the bleeding ceased completely, and after the surgery, covered it with ontum attached by a pedicle.
With that, the spleen surgery was considered complete.
Finally, it was ti to repair the liver, with continuous suturing of the falciform ligant at the tear with Prolene…
Compared to the delicate spleen, the liver was strong enough.
After all, in the ranking of internal organ ruptures,
The spleen was undoubtedly the most vulnerable.
Ruptures could even occur from violent coughing, sneezing, or sudden changes in body position.
Such a fragile organ, yet it plays a crucial role in the human body.
The thought alone was sowhat heartbreaking!
As the liver surgery neared its end, so did the final phase.
Liver repair was completed, cutting what must be cut without hesitation.
After the resection, all follow-up procedures were carried out.
Chen Cang did not take anything lightly, beginning a thorough search in the abdominal and thoracic cavities for any other injuries.
Then he started antibacterial treatnt with antibiotics.
After all, since the abdon was opened in the vehicle, necessary antibacterial precautions were indeed essential.
anwhile, at the ti for tying up the loose ends, back in the office outside,
A girl was already in tears!
She saw three words on her father’s chest!
Tao Anran!
Though crudely drawn, every character was clear.
They were even placed above the five-starred red flag.
Tao Anran could no longer contain her emotions and burst into tears.
She knew very well what kind of person her father was.
At this mont, Xiao Ke walked in, saw the patient’s family, and said, “This is patient Tao Jun’s phone. He asked to give it to you. Inside there is a notebook. He said if he was no longer here, it must be given to his daughter.”
Hearing the nurse’s words, Tao Anran held the phone with trembling hands, yet couldn’t bring herself to unlock it.
The nurse added, “The password is your birthday…”
But the mont she pressed the power button and the screen lit up, it was her own photo displayed.
It was her college graduation photo!
She didn’t know where he got it from…
Perhaps he had always been silently keeping up with her life, always present in her world, never straying, never far away…
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