Chapter 800: The Main Nerve Vessel Channel Chapter 800: The Main Nerve Vessel Channel Xie Wanying hurriedly scrubbed her hands and rushed into the operating room, as if surgery was the only thing on her mind.
At tis like this, a single-minded junior sister is the best. There’s no need to be afraid, Huang Zhilei envied her imnsely.
The corner of Cao Yong’s mouth curled into a smile, and he almost let out a chuckle at the sight of her dimples as he watched her.
After scrubbing his hands, he calmly followed her into the operating room.
Tao Zhijie also finished washing up and entered.
Several people donned their surgical gowns and stood by the operating table.
The patient’s blood-soaked clothes had been cut off and removed, revealing the wound. The surrounding area was covered with dark green surgical drapes, and the bleeding around the knife didn’t seem as bad as they had anticipated. However, experienced doctors like Cao Yong and Tao Zhijie imdiately sensed that sothing was off.
“What happened, Xiao Song?” Tao Zhijie asked, recalling Song Xueling’s report of the victim’s condition had indeed been odd.
For soone like the Beidu Talented Scholar, arrogance was a given. However, this ti on the phone, Song Xueling’s tone was extrely unsure.
Song Xueling, with his hands on the knife handle, dared not move; his voice muffled behind the mask was slightly hoarse, seemingly struggling as he recounted the ergency treatnt: “When I went over there, I realized she was bleeding too much.”
Bleeding too much?
But the wound in front of them did not seem to be gushing much blood?
The stark discrepancy led them to a frightening realization; anxiety quickly set in.
“Spit it out,” Tao Zhijie’s tone changed, turning icy, losing all of its prior warmth in a split second.
“I estimated she had been stabbed in the main artery. Otherwise, her clothes wouldn’t have been suddenly soaked with blood after just one puncture. When I arrived, I guessed she hadn’t been injured for more than two or three minutes, yet the amount of blood loss could have been more than two to three hundred milliliters. The location is right at the kidney, and it’s highly likely that the knife pierced the renal hilum,” said Song Xueling, sweat beading on his forehead as his own voice grew weaker. Mainly because he wasn’t sure how much longer the victim could hold on. No matter how precise his calculations, he was also scared.
“Stabbed in the renal hilum and not dead?” Xiao Li, who was standing on the periphery, shook his head upon hearing this, thinking it was impossible.
The renal hilum is a structure that facilitates access to the kidney, consisting of a sheath of connective tissue that includes the renal artery, renal vein, renal pelvis, lymphatics, and nerves. All these are vital pathways in the human body, and the consequences of any disruption are self-evident. The renal artery, being a branch from the abdominal aorta, if severed, would lead to an extraordinarily frightening amount of bleeding.
A ruptured renal hilum is nearly synonymous with death—how could one survive until now?
Yin Fengchun recalled how cold and stiff her skin felt when he touched it, as if she was being dragged away by the Death God, so it was very likely that it was the renal hilum’s artery bleeding, which took his breath away.
Of course, Xiao Li’s doubts were reasonable.
“Did you try to slightly twist the knife blade?” Cao Yong observed Song Xueling’s hand holding the fruit knife and the wound as he asked.
“Yes,” Song Xueling glanced at him, not denying that in the mont of urgency, he had indeed made a desperate attempt as if treating a dead horse as if it were alive, and said, “I slightly changed the angle to see if the knife inside could help us block the blood vessel’s breach.”
To be able to do that? The other doctors looked at him in amazent.
Ordinary doctors wouldn’t dare to twist, and even if they had the courage, twisting it would likely kill the patient even faster. Song Xueling’s action with the knife wasn’t about chancing luck, but was calculated. This was the work of a genius.
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