Chapter 4012 [99] Difficulties

Maybe it's not that he didn't sweat but that he concealed it well.

A group of people looked left and right.

Dr. Song wiped away the sweat and put on gloves after disinfecting.

Who let all these people know about Dr. Xie's problem? If he didn't feel nervous, it was actually because his nerve was so nervous that it was about to break.

Dr. Xie Wanying, who felt everyone's gaze, looked stunned between her eyebrows, and doubts arose: Are you caring about the wrong person?

After all, the "chief surgeon" of this treatment was Dr. Wen, not her.

Everyone who was stunned by Dr. Xie's eyes suddenly realized that the person who trusted Dr. Wen's skills the most in the world was Dr. Xie, so Dr. Xie was not nervous at all.

Dr. Song narrowed his amber pupils slightly.

Dr. Xie is undoubtedly the most geeky, and he will never waver or question anyone who trusts him. It is precisely because of this that anyone who is capable likes to be with Dr. Xie, including him, Dr. Song.

The others nodded, that was right.

Speaking of people who care about Dr. Wen, there is absolutely no one present. Looking at Dr. Wen's fiancé and cousin, as well as Professor Wang, a fellow Chinese medicine practitioner, they must be following Dr. Wen with their eyes.

"How about I adjust the electroacupuncture for you first." Wen Jinsheng took the initiative to suggest.

Wen Zihan seemed to be thinking about it. Her majestic and steady eyebrows were usually as tall as clouds and mountains, but at this moment they were sometimes raised, showing a hint of difficulty.

"Dr. Song, let's help Dr. Wen turn the patient onto his side first," said Dr. Xie Wanying, who became an on-site assistant after entering the second stage of treatment.

Dr. Song Xuelin didn't say anything. He only knew: Dr. Xie, you really understand Chinese medicine.

He didn't understand Chinese medicine and didn't know why he had to turn the patient on his side.

It should be mentioned here that patients with temporary pacemakers cannot move. The reason is that temporary pacemakers today use balloon-floating electrodes, which are not fixed in the patient's ventricle. They are designed so that doctors can easily introduce them into the patient's heart during bedside emergency blind insertion.

Before new breakthroughs are discovered in physics, medical technology usually has both advantages and disadvantages, so this is an unavoidable disadvantage.

Being unable to move does not mean that the patient will not move at all. It is okay to turn sideways and over, as long as the technique can be mastered to prevent the floating electrodes in the heart from being greatly displaced and affecting the patient's condition.

There happen to be two such surgical geniuses here now. The bosses here know that it is okay for these two people to escort the patient and change his position slightly.

Dr. Song, who was working with Dr. Xie on the patient's sideways position, asked Dr. Xie, who "knows Chinese medicine", "How many years have you studied Chinese medicine?"

Dr. Song is also very happy to joke.

Xie Wanying shook her head. No, she has never taken any traditional Chinese medicine course in a formal institution in her past life.

It’s not that Dr. Song didn’t know. She knew what Dr. Song wanted to ask. Xie Wanying said: “Just last time Dr. Wen visited my patient and talked about the Small Intestine Meridian. I checked the information on the Small Intestine Meridian and found that its route is on the outer posterior edge of the patient’s upper limb. As well as the shoulders, neck and face. The bladder meridian injected from the small intestine takes an almost dorsal route."

This means that if you want to move the small intestine meridian, you may not be able to avoid inserting a needle into the back of the patient's body. Next, it depends on what Dr. Wen Zihan decides.

When they were moving, Dr. Wen Zihan did not shout to stop, which showed that Dr. Xie's judgment on traditional Chinese medicine technology was correct.