The Enhanced Doctor-Chapter 809: Demon King Liu Is Tormenting People Again

"Ah, it's you, Dr. Xue. The patient reported no family medical history. Have the blood test results also been sent over?"

After entering the operating room and seeing that it was the new anesthesiology doctor, Xue Ying, Liu Banxia quickly greeted her.

"Dr. Liu, they just came through. I just confirmed the patient's information with Dr. Su and administered anesthesia and pressor treatment," Xue Ying replied.

"Thank you for your hard work. We still don't know what the actual situation in the abdominal cavity is like. Old Wu and his team still need to deal with the patient's right leg," Liu Banxia said.

"Prepare for suction. The bleeding in the patient's abdominal cavity is quite severe. You can stand a little closer to observe. Hurry over; you'll encounter emergencies like this often,"

Liu Banxia's words were directed at the interns who followed him in.

Su Wenhao glanced slightly and sighed inwardly.

Teacher Liu's teaching style is something ordinary people might not be able to handle.

Liu Banxia didn't hesitate any longer. He directly made an incision in the patient's abdomen, and fresh blood oozed from the cut.

Su Wenhao, being accustomed to such scenes, was naturally unfazed. His hands kept busy, directly retracting the incision, then inserting his hand to extract the blood accumulated in the patient's abdominal cavity.

There had been significant blood loss over time, with some clots and pieces of the patient's shattered spleen.

"Ugh..."

The intense smell of blood, combined with the contents in Liu Banxia and Su Wenhao's hands, and the blood splattering from the operating table onto the floor and the interns, first overwhelmed Chen Dongmei. 𝓯𝙧𝙚𝒆𝙬𝙚𝒃𝙣𝙤𝒗𝓮𝓵.𝙘𝙤𝙢

The other three weren't much stronger, only managing two or three handfuls more before retreating to the edge of the operating room to gag collectively.

"Okay, the blood vessels are clamped. Dr. Xue, how's the blood pressure?" Liu Banxia asked.

"The pressure has risen, and there don't seem to be any other bleeding points. That's fortunate," Xue Ying replied.

"Indeed very fortunate, we've almost saved this life. No need for destructive dissection now, just a standard splenectomy," Liu Banxia said.

"You four seem better now? You can't be like this. We're surgeons, after all. What are scenes like these? You must have a strong will. Not going to watch the spleen removal surgery?"

Hearing his words, the four interns quickly ran back.

They had to watch the spleen removal surgery. They already regretted not seeing Liu Banxia swiftly clamp the splenic artery.

"Not bad, you managed to hang in there. How about this, dinner's on me, a platter of blood tofu for you," Liu Banxia said, giving them an approving look.

"Ugh..."

As soon as he finished speaking, Chen Hongmei turned to retch again.

This time the remaining three were more in sync, joining Chen Hongmei on the sidelines to gag in unison.

"Alright, that's enough, come back," Liu Banxia said with a smile.

Even though he called them over, the four were skeptical, unsure if he had more tricks up his sleeve.

"Oh dear, we've started the dissection already. Although there are no other bleeding points, we can't waste too much time now. Come, come, serious teaching is about to begin," Liu Banxia coaxed, as if talking to children.

The nurses in the operating room had been trying their best to hold back, but they couldn't help but smile.

Liu Banxia was goofing around again. Seeing no other bleeding points and the patient's vital signs stable, he was relieved and started instructing the interns.

For Xue Ying, it was somewhat disorienting. He found it hard to keep up with Liu Banxia's pace.

Every lead surgeon has their style, but what was Liu Banxia's style? From what he heard and experienced, it was somewhat elusive.

At this moment, the operating room door opened, and Wu Mingyu led his interns inside.

"My gosh, what happened here?" Looking at the scene before him, he was also puzzled.

Liu Banxia and Su Wenhao were operating on the patient, while the four interns stood to the side, with their eyes reddened, nearly trembling. With the blood everywhere, it almost looked like a horror movie scene.

"Nothing much, just hurry up and handle the leg. The sooner we finish, the better. Aren't you coming? If you don't come now, there really won't be another chance to learn spleen dissection techniques," Liu Banxia said.

The four exchanged glances, encouraging each other, steeling themselves before gathering around again.

Wu Mingyu felt helpless, realizing Liu Banxia must have been tormenting the four interns.

"You see? There's definitely an advantage to interning with me; at least you don't have to worry about being tormented," Wu Mingyu said upon reaching the surgical table.

"Of course, if you're interested in his orthopedic techniques, you can have a chat with him. Besides Director Xu, he's the one in the hospital with these skills. Anyway, I asked Teacher Wang and he said no one can match this guy's bone-setting skills."

"Why flatter me? Flattery can't be eaten as food. I've been working hard for you guys; even if I don't get credit, there's hard work involved too," Liu Banxia replied.

"What hard work? You're perfectly capable of finishing the remaining tasks, yet you make me assist too. I've got another surgery this afternoon, it's exhausting," Wu Mingyu complained.

"I really can't manage internal fixation techniques—thinking about how inadequate surgical skills or wrong screw choices could lead to many complications," Liu Banxia said.

"When I get some time, I'll study those screws. Once I understand them, I'll join you for a few internal fixation surgeries; by then, it should be fine."

"Great, you're warmly welcomed. When the time comes, I'll remind you, even if you forget, I won't," Wu Mingyu joked.

The interns seemed confused, unsure why Wu Mingyu said that. Was he being sarcastic?

"If Teacher Liu masters all this, it could save us the need for a chief surgeon," Su Wenhao said with a smile.

"This is actually a unique aspect of our emergency center. In the future, you'll need to master some minor orthopedic surgeries, which will save more time and allow direct patient treatment."

"OK, the spleen is out. Less than half of it was intact; I can't even imagine how he fell. Broke his leg and shattered his spleen," Liu Banxia said, placing the extracted spleen in the tray.

"Didn't he say he was skateboarding?" Wu Mingyu asked.

"These kids today are definitely into some fancy tricks," Liu Banxia replied.

"Otherwise, with normal play, it would just be minor bumps, maybe a fracture at most. It's rare to see a spleen shattered like this. Not sure if he's truly lucky or just plain unlucky; and he's so young."

"Alright, Su Wenhao will handle the rest; Li Tianyang will assist; I'll go learn internal fixation techniques from Doctor Wu. No slacking off, study hard."

"Actually, our work here is straightforward: as long as you research the suitability of various screws, there's usually no issue," Wu Mingyu replied.

"And then there's the matter of the incision location. But I guess I don't need to tell you specifically; look at more case studies and incision location images, and you'll be able to summarize your own experiences."

"People often say we orthopedics are like renovators or carpenters, but it's not quite like that. We may do rough work, but we all have meticulous hearts."

"Our after-surgery care is guaranteed for the longest term. Any slight mistake during surgery leading to deformity, they'll come back to us, and it won't be easy to get by in the future."

"Goodness, how much resentment do you have built up inside you? Keep that in mind, folks, and check if there's snow flurries after we step down," Liu Banxia teased.

"Can't help it; when it comes to surgery, it's always about general, cardiac, and neuro surgeries. What about orthopedics? It's like we're just specialists in taking X-rays," Wu Mingyu lamented.

"That's true, but we're not much better than orthopedics," Liu Banxia said.

"Often our instrument checks can't always detect things clearly, leading to opening and discovering it's already spread, then closing up again."

"Family members may not necessarily understand, easily causing conflicts. Oh, the patient from that hip replacement surgery we did messaged me—the rehabilitation is going well."

"Of course, Director Xu's skills are impeccable. His rehabilitation will be lengthy, though. Even after all this time, he can't do intense activities; it'll help future recovery," Wu Mingyu said.

"Rehabilitation doctors will tell him that. Just follow the rules. But many patients tend to get a bit anxious later on. By the way, how did you practice cutting with two knives at once?"

"Never practiced it; today I was just in a hurry and cut them together," Liu Banxia replied honestly.

"Isn't that frustrating? Others practice but can't achieve it; he does it casually and nails it," Wu Mingyu said slightly frustrated.

"Doctor Wu, what do you mean by cutting with two knives at once?" instrument nurse Liu Mei asked curiously.

"Fascia incision and decompression—he did it on both sides at once. Not only did he succeed, but the incision looks great. Anyway, I can't grasp this technique myself, kids, you must work hard," Wu Mingyu said.

"Teacher Wu, I could give up right now," Su Wenhao said during the procedure.

"Just think about it; if you actually did it, you'd need to practice on watermelons first. Truly lacking in talent—Teacher Liu's hands and touch are exceptional."

"Compliments won't help; give them more guidance on free tissue techniques," Liu Banxia added.

The atmosphere in the operating room was pretty good, all thanks to the patient's stable condition.

As for having no spleen, it would certainly impact future life. After all, the spleen's functions and roles are substantial, being a vital organ.

But when compared to life itself, it's no big deal. Sometimes such trade-offs have to be made; in the end, life-saving is what matters most.