When the Doctor Uses A Hack-Chapter 1016 - 1018 I Dont Know Either
Chapter 1016: Chapter 1018: I Don’t Know Either…
Chapter 1016 -1018: I Don’t Know Either…
Chen Cang realized that his enrollment methods differed from those of other professors.
While others enrolled students once a year, he… It was enrollment by fate.
However, for Chen Cang, this was actually a good thing, as the inclusion of these individuals would greatly accelerate the refinement and dissemination of the entire concept and even its development!
The surgery was about to start in the afternoon.
The inside of the operating room was similar to usual, the only difference being that the lead surgeon, Chen Cang, needed to say a few words in front of the camera.
Chen Cang wasn’t nervous, but the directors behind him were quite tense.
The first patient had biliary stricture causing biliary cirrhosis, leading to an obstruction in the biliary-pancreatic duct.
Under normal circumstances, the operation required would be “Chronic Pancreatitis Biliary-Pancreatic Duct Obstruction Surgery—Pancreaticojejunostomy Side-to-Side Anastomosis.”
The patient’s obstruction had led to the long-term chronic inflammation and necrosis of the pancreatic head, so during the surgery, it was necessary to remove this necrotic pancreatic tissue.
This undoubtedly increased the difficulty of the surgery.
Facing such a procedure, even choosing traditional surgical methods was difficult, not to mention that Chen Cang was going to use a new method to preserve the original digestive tract.
Removal of the pancreatic head, then repairing the pancreatic tissue, cutting open the obstructed biliary duct, removing the obstruction and then repairing it!
The entire surgery involved three major procedures:
First: Excision and suturing of the pancreatic head.
Second: Repair of the pancreatic duct.
Third: Extraction and repair of biliary obstruction.
This was Chen Cang’s concept, whereas previous methods were more crude and direct, akin to Pancreaticoduodenectomy.
But in essence, the patient already had an obstruction, yet a surgery similar to one for pancreatic cancer was performed, which was clearly a loss.
One cannot simply cut off an entire arm because of a scratch on the hand, right?
The assisting members were Austar and Sun Guangyu, both of whom were a bit nervous, but more than that, they were anticipating.
They were eager for this concept to spread and bring change to the industry.
Perhaps… many small biliary-pancreatic surgeries would no longer need major upheaval!
After the introduction of the disease by Ma Yuehui in the morning, everyone watched the big screen, and after hearing about the disease, they started discussing.
“Small pancreaticoduodenectomy!”
“Yes, pancreaticoduodenectomy, also considered the Everest of general surgery, let’s see how the emergency center handles it!”
Then, tips began popping up in the lower screen messages.
Meanwhile, in the general surgery department of West China Hospital, the on-duty doctor was watching the live broadcast on his computer.
A doctor next to him said, “Pancreaticoduodenectomy, Dr. Yang, what’s there to watch.”
Dr. Yang laughed and said, “I’m not watching the live stream; I’m reading the messages. I suddenly realized there are really many talents.”
Other doctors behind him heard this and curiously gathered around.
After introducing the patient’s medical history, the screen shifted to the operating room where the lead surgeon, Chen Cang, needed to say a few words.
“Such a young doctor, the emergency center sending this young person out shows their strength is quite good!”
“Yes, ever since Academician Wu took over, the emergency center has been doing better and better.”
Chen Cang spoke briefly to the camera, “In the upcoming surgeries, due to time constraints, I will perform the surgery and will not give explanations.
I believe there will be many questions during the surgery, tomorrow morning, I will provide a detailed explanation of today’s surgery, thank you!”
After finishing, Chen Cang moved to the operating table, ready to begin the surgery!
The messages began to show a flurry of “666.”
“Very confident!”
“Pancreaticoduodenectomy is difficult, but what problem could there be?”
“A resident passing by, I heard this surgery is highly challenging, I hope the expert could explain…”
“+1!”
“+2!”
…
Most of the comments were from ordinary people, after all, and pancreaticoduodenectomy itself is quite challenging, many residents and attending physicians alike sent messages asking for help.
“I am the Deputy Head of General Surgery at Xiangya, if you have questions, I can help address them.”
Inside the duty room of West China Hospital, the livestream-watching Dr. Yang also got inspired: “I am from West China… I can also help answer!”
“I am from Qilu Hospital… Friends with doubts, please post in the public chat, be civilized during the viewing! No incendiary comments.”
“Thanks to the expert!”
After the surgery started, everyone quieted down and began to watch attentively.
But!
As soon as the surgery began, everyone was stunned.
“Is the incision only this big? Is it feasible to perform surgery through it?”
“This is a type of potbelly incision. The visibility from up, down, left, and right is very good; you don’t need a big opening to achieve good results. The surgeon is a veteran!”
“6!”
“I’m learning something new!”
This form of live broadcast is very useful. Questions quickly get answered, making it a great platform for interaction.
In the video, the surgery continued.
However, as time went on, more and more questions arose!
“Hey? What is the chief surgeon doing? Why is he making an incision there? On the bile duct… isn’t the pancreatic duct supposed to be removed?”
“I don’t know! I also have no idea what he is doing?”
As the questions multiplied, even the previously informative expert stopped commenting.
Because he too had sharply realized that the chief surgeon’s procedure seemed… not to be a pancreaticoduodenectomy.
This was getting weird!
What was he trying to do?
“Wait a minute? What is this… What? Why has he removed both ends of the pancreatic duct? How is he going to reconnect them?”
“Ah? The pancreatic head is treated the same way… How is the pancreatic duct connected to the pancreas, what is he doing?”
Soon, more and more questions appeared beside the video of the surgery!
Everyone suddenly realized they couldn’t understand what the chief surgeon was attempting to do!
Not just them, even the experts from earlier from prestigious institutions had fallen silent.
Because these questions simply couldn’t be clarified.
They didn’t know what Chen Cang was up to either.
“The expert, please explain, I don’t understand anything!”
“I… I actually don’t understand it either!” the previously confident expert said helplessly.
Everyone fell silent.
Soon!
The entire chat was filled with the following symbol:
“???”
This symbol had now taken over the entire commentary area.
Even the experts who were explaining earlier had started posting “???”
Because they had no idea what the chief surgeon was up to!
What kind of surgery is this!
Someone suddenly said, “He couldn’t possibly be incompetent at surgery, could this be what they call… blindly messing around?”
People were helpless but couldn’t deny it.
But!
Just when everyone was sighing, suddenly a series of exclamation marks appeared on the chat:
“!!!!!!”
Everyone saw it, wasn’t that the expert from earlier?
Had he realized something?
“What has the expert discovered!?”
At this moment, the expert exclaimed, “Incredible, this is simply genius! Look at the anastomosis…”
Following his words, everyone was astonished to find that the pancreaticobiliary duct was not damaged at all, yet the obstruction was gone!
At that moment, everyone was shocked!
