They were all staring at the scene on the big screen.
This surgery was also broadcasted on a specialized dical website.
"Damn it! This is unbelievable! Severe pancreatitis, repeated ventricular fibrillation, manual cardiac resuscitation for an hour and a half, and this person actually survived!!"
"It’s the sa account that perford the tracheotomy last ti. Which hospital’s deity is this?! King Yama was waiting at the bedside, and he managed to buy more ti!!"
"Truly a master. Even though I’ve seen professors perform cardiac resuscitation, I’ve never seen soone repeatedly recover from ventricular fibrillation and continuously keep the patient alive for the team to perform surgery."
"I’m now, like everyone else, very curious about which hospital this account belongs to. Peking Union dical College Hospital? West China?"
"I’ve watched for over an hour, and I thought this person was definitely dood. Who could have thought, King Yama scheduled your death, but this expert just keeps extending ti!!"
"A standard tutorial in cardiac resuscitation, as perfect as a heartbeat."
"It’s not our Peking Union dical College Hospital, but we are very interested in this doctor who perford manual cardiac resuscitation. If possible, we hope to introduce him. Professor Li Danqing’s cardiothoracic surgery team wants to invite him to join."
The livestream was hosted by Sun Jian Country.
It had always been recorded, but the actual livestream began specifically with manual heart compression during ventricular fibrillation.
He believed this was an excellent tutorial on cardiac resuscitation.
Especially after rescuing from ventricular fibrillation, Sun Jian Country increasingly felt how correct it was to start the livestream.
However, it wasn’t long.
Sun Jian Country began to regret it.
The patient fell into ventricular fibrillation a second ti, even experiencing cardiac arrest.
Normally speaking,
this was broadly considered dying on the operating table, not coming back.
But no one expected Dr. Xiaochuan to bring him back to life.
And in the subsequent ti, continued performing cardiac resuscitation, persisting for such a long ti.
"The younger generation is to be feared! Look, Peking Union dical College Hospital has openly tried to recruit him! Luckily, this is an anonymous livestream, or else they wouldn’t have."
Sun Jian Country sighed as he watched the video.
Overall, his mood was sowhat heavy but also a bit gratified.
"Truly impressive, in the field of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, this kid has peaked."
Lin Feng, although he had so criticism of Zhang Lingchuan.
But manual heart compressions brought the heart with ventricular fibrillation back to normal rhythm, and it happened multiple tis.
It can be said that none of the doctors present could do it.
Even internationally, even if the patient died, it would still be a remarkable surgery because the patient’s survival depended entirely on cardiac resuscitation.
"Dr. Xiaochuan once again perford a textbook-level ergency demonstration. Having such an assistant during surgery would definitely provide much more reassurance, so it’s no wonder they want to recruit him."
"Let say sothing nobody wants to hear, if any one of us here, including Old Liu, perford surgery on this severe pancreatitis patient, he would have been 100% wheeled out dead."
In the research office,
each expert was exclaiming.
In cardiac resuscitation,
it’s true, as Vice Director Lin said, he has reached the peak.
To put it broadly, there are very few people in the world who can do this. With 99% of doctors, this would have been a sure-death case.
"Uh... if defibrillation doesn’t succeed, it would definitely have to be halted, but if I had such an assistant, I think the success rate of the surgery would still be quite high."
Old Liu is naturally the director of the Departnt of General Surgery, Liu Wensu.
He acknowledges the effectiveness of cardiac resuscitation.
But at the sa ti,
if Dr. Xiaochuan was performing cardiac resuscitation while his team operated, it wouldn’t be much worse than Huang Xiangning’s team, and it might even be stronger.
"The key is you don’t have such an assistant... so the patient would definitely have died on the operating table."
Director Qin of the ENT departnt said quietly.
"..."
Director Liu wanted to say sothing but stopped.
In the operating room,
[Ding! The host successfully used the stamina potion.]
Zhang Lingchuan did not know that his process of cardiac resuscitation was being recorded and live-stread, and that a group of netizens and hospital experts were discussing him.
Because surgeries frequently involve recording educational videos,
there were actually always devices on-site, and he had no ti to worry about whether these devices were running.
At this mont, he had truly exhausted his strength, and his hands were starting to cramp.
In his Perfect-level CPR experience, he had been kneading the heart in the rhythm of a heartbeat for an hour and a half, performing cardiac resuscitation.
Holding the bloody heart in his hand, he truly felt like dying.
But he couldn’t stop.
[14... 14... 13... 13... 13.]
Because the damn countdown was still ticking down.
It was truly haunting.
So was today’s ergency rescue mission going to fail?
Was the first person going to die in his hands?
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