At the First Hospital, not to ntion doing high-risk tasks like vascular and nerve separation, he wasn’t even used for simpler duties.
"Oh, have you done this kind of work before?"
Professor Wu’s eyes brightened slightly, like soone drowning spotting a savior.
"I’ve done so, and I have a bit of experience."
Li Jingsheng could really lie without batting an eye.
He had done separations, just not at the First Hospital, but at his small clinic.
"Due to the severe adhesions and because it’s a vascular plexus, the separation is quite difficult and risky. How confident are you?"
Although Professor Wu desperately wanted help, he still couldn’t afford to be careless.
He mainly worried about safety incidents.
"I can’t guarantee ten out of ten, but about seventy percent! One thing I can assure you is that I will be cautious with the scalpel. If you feel there’s a risk, you can stop at any ti."
Li Jingsheng naturally didn’t dare to overpromise.
Old Yu, the anesthetist, looked at him with a surprised expression.
Even with a mask on, Dr. Qin’s mouth likely dropped open involuntarily.
The most exaggerated reaction ca from Ruan Xiaoqin; her eyes nearly popped out.
Ou Qinglan’s bright eyes narrowed slightly; she’d seen Li Jingsheng perform surgery. During that clinic session, she even played the role of a surgical nurse.
She had a certain understanding of Li Jingsheng’s surgical skills.
Although he successfully separated an abscess from a patient’s jaw that ti, the separation difficulty of this surgery is not on the sa level!
He really has guts.
Ou Qinglan didn’t speak; she understood Li Jingsheng’s desire for advancent.
Everyone’s the sa; which young doctor doesn’t want more opportunities to practice?
It’s just that everyone would asure their abilities carefully.
Because if sothing goes wrong once, the senior doctors might never use you again.
"Then give it a try! I’ve been busy lately, lacking exercise; my stamina is really not as good as before."
Professor Wu took the opportunity presented to him.
Li Jingsheng gave him an excuse about severe physical exhaustion, and he used it.
Shaless indeed.
But sotis, being shaless helps.
The more shaless one is, the more invincible they beco.
"Alright! Thank you for trusting ."
Li Jingsheng was overjoyed, about to take the stage.
He was suddenly called back by the circulating nurse.
"Hey, hey, hey, do you understand sterile rules? Charging onto the stage like that!"
"Sorry, I got too excited and forgot."
Li Jingsheng quickly followed the strict sterile protocol, removing his gloves, washing his hands again, putting on new ones, and then putting on a disposable surgical gown.
The cost of these supplies would be included in the patient’s treatnt fee.
So, getting on stage is not an easy matter.
Entering the operating room ans stepping into the circulating nurses’ territory. Their sterile awareness is very strong, and if a doctor does poorly, they’re sure to be scolded.
Li Jingsheng had been scolded harshly at the First Hospital before.
It’s actually a good thing; now, whether washing hands, putting on gloves, or dressing, he’s very professional, which softened the circulating nurse’s gaze significantly.
This also made Professor Wu believe that he had undergone training in a hospital’s operating room.
From washing hands to dressing, if not trained in a hospital operating room, it’s easy to ss up or make mistakes with the gown, rendering it unusable.
"Here, stand in this position."
Professor Wu actively gave up his position, but he did not step down; he moved to the opposite side to watch.
If Li Jingsheng were bragging and lacked the skill, he would be stopped imdiately.
Dr. Qin, looking at Li Jingsheng standing at the main operating position, couldn’t help but feel a pang of jealousy. His eyes unconsciously showed a gloating expression, hoping for Li Jingsheng to make a mistake and then be sidelined.
Li Jingsheng stood steadily and unhurriedly at the main operation position.
"Toothed forceps."
This was addressed to the surgical nurse.
Working with a new surgical nurse, it’s best for the main surgeon to inform in advance about the needed instrunts or tools.
Only surgical nurses who have cooperated for a long ti would know the habits of the main surgeon well, providing surgical instrunts precisely and tily.
The toothed forceps landed in his hand.
In so large surgeries, there might be two scrub nurses who together assist in passing instrunts to the main surgeon or dical assistant.
There are many nuances here; for example, the sharp ends of blades or pointed instrunts should not face people, which goes without saying.
It’s common sense.
Usually, the instrunt isn’t just handed over lightly; it’s slapped into the main surgeon’s hand directly.
For instance, when Li Jingsheng needed an instrunt, his eyes fixed on the patient’s lesion, his right hand raised, palm open and facing up.
The nurse accurately slapped the instrunt he needed into his hand.
During surgery, the doctor must concentrate fully; their gaze sotis can’t leave the surgical site. There’s even no way to turn the head or body, etc.
"Scalpel number 15!"
After receiving the toothed forceps, Li Jingsheng used his left hand to hold the forceps, sorting through the blood vessels, nerves, and other tissues separated by Professor Wu.
He shook his head internally.
Despite being an attending physician, shouldn’t the separation skill be more refined?
What a disgrace!
The separation looked like a dog’s bite; a part that could have been separated in one cut was ticulously dissected with over a dozen cuts, a counterproductive approach.
In a spot where the blood vessel forked, a single cut would suffice, but over a dozen cuts only made things harder.
If a surgeon at the Minor Achievent level in sharp separation perford this, it would lead to problems, let alone soone like Professor Wu who’s only at a proficient level.
"Are you sure you need a number 15 scalpel?"
The surgical nurse appeared to be around thirty, relatively older than others.
She should have had quite a bit of experience in surgical cooperation.
With such a young doctor like Li Jingsheng on stage, she must have held so disdain towards him in her mind.
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