Chapter 910 [910] How Can She Do It

It seemed that Tao Zhijie had reservations and didn't want him to know that there were too many students. Nie Jiamin frowned slightly, and fell into deep thought.

Xie Wanying raised her head and looked at the teacher for instructions on the next step.

Nie Jiamin's thinking was very clear this time. I am glad that I am not an idiot. I asked her to show her skills all the way, but in the end, she failed to show her talents as the other party wished.

"From now on, you will assist me in several key operations of this operation." Nie Jiamin said to her.

Hearing the chief surgeon's words, Dr. Zhou bowed his head, knowing that it was hopeless for him to return to the first assistant position. Whoever gives up the opportunity, their performance is not bad or even crushing. To be honest, he couldn't do Xie Wanying's suction. It can only be said that even the medical students in the National Association are very good.

The nurse followed the surgeon's instructions and handed the hook to Dr. Zhou.

Holding the small hook in the hand, it seems that the child does not need much effort, but when Dr. Zhou actually started to operate it, he found that it might be more difficult than pulling the hook of an adult. Because it is necessary to make room for the main knife.

For infant surgery, children are small in body and the operation area is very small, unlike adults, where the palm-sized area cannot accommodate many pairs of doctors' hands together. Even Xie Wanying, who is the first assistant, must firmly remember to give the chief surgeon as much room as possible.

Dr. Zhou, who was holding the retractor, was not used to this type of surgery before, so he felt the awkward posture and strenuous effort, and broke out in sweat. At this moment, he had to admire Xie Wanying who was beside him. Looking at her precise postures, he doesn't know how she found the position, and she wouldn't feel awkward if she could make room for the chief knife.

"Have you ever operated on babies?"

Received the doubt from Doctor Zhou beside her, Xie Wanying shook her head: No. How can she talk nonsense about things that don't exist. It is possible to be misunderstood by the teacher, and it will be miserable, and it will harm the child.

Seeing that she didn't need to lie, Dr. Zhou understood: she might be a genius.

"Do you know what we are going to do now?" Nie Jiamin asked her as she buried her head in the operation.

The chief surgeon often needs to relax the nerves during the operation, and at this time he will choose to talk to the assistant.

Xie Wanying cooperated to answer the teacher's question: "Locate the splenic artery first to stop the bleeding."

"Yes." While affirming her answer, Nie Jiamin's hands did not stop for a moment.

To find the spleen door. It happened that she had cooperated with Dr. Song in pancreatic surgery before, so she was very familiar with this surgical procedure. The stomach must be removed first to expose the tail of the pancreas and the hilum of the spleen.

In order to cooperate with Teacher Nie to find the bleeding artery more quickly, Xie Wanying asked the nurse for separating forceps to help the teacher open the way.

The surgical area is small, and it is more convenient for Nie Jiamin to cut and ligate the gastrocolic ligament and spleen-stomach ligament by himself. However, with the assistance of a seasoned and talented assistant, it must get twice the result with half the effort.

The speed of the operation is finally speeding up.

The stomach body that covers the spleen needs to be moved away. Dr. Zhou's retractor pulls the stomach body to the upper right, and then pulls away the left costal margin. Xie Wanying cooperated with the gauze pad to block the transverse colon. In the middle of the surgical area are the tail of the pancreas and the hilum of the spleen.

The sea of ​​blood came, and the suction device sucked again, and the ruptured spleen door could be vaguely seen.

The degree of rupture of this spleen is obviously at least grade three or above.

It can be said that based on the preoperative situation of the child, the current situation did not exceed the expectations of the surgeon.