My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 1329: 525: Advanced Pharmacology, Director Ming Chec

Capítulo 1329: Chapter 525: Advanced Pharmacology, Director Ming Checks the Roster

If it wasn’t for Zhou Can’s insistence on exploring the condition of the pancreas, this small tumor would not have been discovered at all.

Why is pancreatic cancer terrifying?

Because the clinical manifestations of pancreatic cancer are non-specific, and there is a lack of relatively accurate direct examination thods, making early diagnosis extrely difficult. Most diagnosed with pancreatic cancer are already in the advanced stage, losing the chance for curative surgery.

Its mortality rate is very high, with a five-year survival rate below 5%, which is why it’s called the king of cancers.

Although other chief physicians also found through imaging that the pancreas might be injured, they didn’t take it seriously. Because the bleeding wasn’t severe, and it had already stopped. Considering the patient’s extrely weak body, surgeries that can be avoided are best not perford.

Including the patient’s current fractures in both legs and right arm, they are temporarily not handled.

This is also the basic procedure of ergency care.

Handle life-threatening injuries first, then schedule treatnt for general traumas.

Such limb fractures usually pose a lesser threat to life and can be managed in the later stage.

Unless the femoral artery is ruptured, or a deep vein thrombosis is ford in the lower limbs, such situations must be treated imdiately.

Other chief physicians think the pancreatic injury can be left without surgery, indicating they certainly didn’t find a major issue with the pancreas. But Zhou Can insisted on investigating the pancreas, is this just a coincidence, or did Zhou Can actually discover sothing?

Director Gou Qiong couldn’t help but start pondering over this matter.

If Zhou Can could just look at the images and auxiliary examination results to foresee a tumor in the pancreas, that’s truly remarkable.

Such a high level of diagnostic skill, even Director Gou Qiong doesn’t have it.

“Director Gou, do you think we can remove the laparoscope?”

Zhou Can inquired.

With almost magical top-level skills, Zhou Can’s surgical prowess had deeply impressed every dical staff present.

Including the circulating nurse who didn’t think much of him initially, her attitude towards him was quietly changing.

The mont she discovered the pancreatic tumor, she felt extrely shocked.

She couldn’t help but look at this young doctor from Tu Ya in a different light.

“The operation was very precise, you may remove the scope!”

After successively removing the endoscope, because there was fluid accumulation in the abdominal cavity, a tube needed to be placed. One is for drainage, to expel any newly ford fluid accumulation. The other can also be used to monitor the bleeding condition in the abdominal cavity.

If the repaired blood vessel ruptures again, the amount of drained fluid will increase, and its color might turn directly to red blood water.

The seemingly simple drainage tube placent also has many considerations.

The drainage tube must not beco a conduit for bacteria and viruses.

It poses certain challenges for post-operative care and managent.

With the laparoscopic surgery successfully completed, the next task is the much more difficult intracranial hemostasis surgery.

The intracranial bleeding isn’t particularly aggressive, but it can’t stop by itself, and it’s certainly fatal.

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“Director Ming, can the patient still endure craniotomy drilling?”

Director Wu Yongming, whether willing or not, must tackle this formidable challenge.

The patient’s intracranial hemostasis surgery has to be perford.

“The patient’s vital signs are rather stable, and breathing has increased a bit. I think enduring the intracranial endoscopic surgery shouldn’t pose much problem.”

Director Ming Xin made a comprehensive assessnt of the patient’s condition.

It’s considered quite good.

Multiple vital signs have improved.

Moreover, blood pressure and heart rate, these important vital signs, have beco stable, even more stable than before the surgery. This is quite comndable.

It also provides a basis for the upcoming intracranial endoscopic surgery.

“Okay, then I’ll get started. Director Gou and Dr. Zhou have already made so much effort and won the first victory, I have no reason to fail.” After speaking, Wu Yongming began to cut open the scalp at the predetermined position on the patient’s head, creating a cross incision…

Soon it was ti to drill the patient’s skull.

The human skull is like a hard tortoise shell, excellently protecting the entire brain and the important tissues of the head, such as nerves, brainstem, cerebellum, etc.

To perform intracranial surgery, the skull must be sawn open.

The traditional surgery thod is to lift off the skull, which is a massive undertaking. With advances in technology, doctors can now directly drill a small hole in the skull to insert an endoscope into the cranial cavity for surgery.

Shortly after drilling began, the life monitoring device emitted an ear-piercing alarm sound.

The patient’s blood pressure plumted, and the heart rate also dropped drastically, indicating bradycardia.

Frightened, Director Wu Yongming quickly stopped drilling.

“Did the drilling damage the brain tissue?”

Director Ming Xin asked anxiously.

Others also sowhat questioned Wu Yongming’s operation. Drilling the skull is originally a highly dangerous procedure, requiring very high technical skill from the surgeon.

“No, the skull hasn’t even been penetrated yet!”

Wu Yongming also felt aggrieved.

Performing intracranial endoscopic surgery on patients isn’t his first ti, the operation has always been customary, how could sothing suddenly go wrong now?

Sotis, what scares surgeons most are such unexpected situations.

And you don’t even know where the problem lies.

“The heart rate drop is likely caused by bradycardia due to hypotension syndro, we can try an intravenous push injection of 0.5mg Atropine to see the effect.” After observing the patient’s various indices and combining them with the condition, Zhou Can made a diagnosis.

In terms of ergency rescue experience, he might not be as seasoned as Director Xiang Fei, nor match up to the anesthesiologist Director Ming Xin.

But he has advantages that other doctors might not achieve even in a lifeti; his multiple dical skills have been elevated to Level 6. Equivalent to being both internally and externally proficient, all at very high levels.