Healing Doctor

Chapter 240 God-level Prediction (Bonus Chapter by Alliance Leader Feng Aiyun x1)

"How's it going, Lao Lu?" Director Bai asked with a smile.

"I was just guessing." Lu Gang was somewhat surprised, astonished that Ji Xiang had so effortlessly pinched the bleeding point in the first instant.

However, he believes that this must have been a fluke by a young person.

Although he is a rheumatologist and has never performed surgery himself, his numerous research papers cannot be ignored. For common, simple surgeries, the sample size in these papers would be extremely large.

There are not many papers on massive hydronephrosis, Lu Gang can confirm this, and papers on laparoscopic surgery are even rarer.

In addition, since every paper mentioned the difficulty of the surgery, Lu Gang could sense the doctors' desire to show off.

Therefore, he felt that his understanding was correct; given the technical level of the Second Affiliated Hospital, they definitely couldn't perform surgery to treat such a large amount of hydronephrosis.

"That's not necessarily true." Director Bai saw Director Liu shift to the left and hand the pliers to Ji Xiang, and the corners of his mouth under his mask turned up.

This should have been done from the very beginning.

Director Bai wanted to see Ji Xiang perform surgery, but Director Liu couldn't get it done. However, Ji Xiang might be able to.

"Not necessarily? If I do it, I'll eat the hemostat." Lu Gang said without hesitation.

"Heh." Director Bai remained noncommittal, staring intently at the laparoscopic screen.

Director Liu wasn't good at the main surgery, but his assisting skills were sufficient. Holding the mirror, Ji Xiang began the blunt dissection.

With Ji Xiang taking over, the speed of the surgery increased dramatically.

The two long forceps seemed to have a mind of their own, opening and closing their jaws, slowly separating the adhesions between the dorsal membrane of the kidney and the peritoneum.

A few seconds later, the electric burner "tapped" a blank spot, then continued to move away.

What does this mean?

Director Bai was startled, his eyes fixed on the screen like those of a hawk.

A few seconds later, after moving away from the spot where the electricity had just burned, Director Bai vaguely noticed that something was slightly different there.

It looks like there are capillaries, but it also doesn't seem like there are.

Director Bai felt as if his blood had stopped flowing, and the temperature of his hands and feet dropped instantly.

Having trained as a surgeon, he understood all too well the importance of prediction, especially for neurosurgeons.

In thoracic surgery, general surgery, and orthopedic surgery, encountering capillaries can be stopped with electrocautery, which is not a big deal. However, this is not the case in neurosurgery. Their surgical field is extremely small, and the slightest mistake can result in a patch of blood under the microscope, making the surgery impossible.

Ji Xiang's technique is quite beautiful, reaching a state of effortless mastery.

If Director Bai hadn't already reached the level of an aneurysm before going to the government office, he wouldn't have been able to understand it either.

Even though Director Bai could vaguely understand it, he didn't believe that Ji Xiang could reach such a level at such a young age!

"Perhaps I'm seeing things wrong," Director Bai thought to himself.

However, his eyes were fixed on the screen, not blinking, as if afraid of missing something.

Ji Xiang's surgery was not quick, but he never hesitated, and every step was as precise as a teaching video.

Because there was no hesitation and no interruption, the surgery appeared to be performed very quickly.

A few seconds later, Ji Xiang paused again, touched the free spot with the electrocautery, and then continued the surgery.

There was nothing wrong there. Director Bai's eyes almost popped out of their sockets, but he couldn't see any trace of capillaries.

But if you say Ji Xiang was messing around, he had separated about 3cm of adhesions, yet not a trace of blood was seen.

Ji Xiang's surgery was completely different from Director Liu's surgery.

Director Liu's procedures were notoriously messy, leaving the surgical area in a chaotic and filthy state. Ji Xiang's surgeries, on the other hand, were not only technically clean, but the surgical areas were also remarkably clean.

Countless surgical images flashed through Director Bai's mind, including many endoscopic images of brain hemorrhages that he had personally performed.

The biggest fear in neurosurgery is bleeding. The suction device on the soft brain must be handled with extreme care, for fear that a sudden slip could suck away a bunch of brain tissue.

In that case, even the surgeon wouldn't know what abnormalities might occur in the patient after the surgery.

He was stunned for a moment, and when he regained his senses, Ji Xiang had already freed himself from the nearly 8cm adhesion.

As for the process in between, and what Ji Xiang actually did, Director Bai turned a blind eye!

Director Bai was stunned.

Ji Xiang's superb surgical skills left him completely bewildered.

It looks simple, easy, and carefree, but how many people can actually do it?

Director Bai put himself in the surgery, knowing he definitely couldn't do it.

As the surgery progressed, Lu Gang, who was standing next to Director Bai, had already noticed some clues.

Lu Gang is an internist who has never performed surgery, so his reaction wasn't as quick as Director Bai's.

I was initially certain that Dr. Liu, the head of the urology department, wouldn't be able to perform the surgery, but when Dr. Liu went to adjust the endoscope and the surgeon was changed, the surgery was performed incredibly quickly.

Speed ​​is not important; being a minute faster or slower won't determine life or death.

Importantly, during this minute or so, no trace of further bleeding was observed in the surgical field!

Lu Gang was unaware of the difficulty of this operation; he was simply surprised and even began to doubt himself.

Was I wrong? Or were the authors of the paper exaggerating?

Ji Xiang showed no emotion; he simply performed the surgery in silence.

Before the surgery, he went to the operating room and performed the procedure on the patient in front of him several times.

He was able to avoid bleeding the first time he tried it, and after doing it a few times, he became even more adept at it.

Through repeated use of his skill—observant keenness—Ji Xiang gradually gained insight. He could avoid potential bleeding sites in advance, ensuring a successful surgery, which made Ji Xiang very happy.

The inertial detachment was completed quickly, and Ji Xiang breathed a sigh of relief.

"Prepare a warm salt water rinse," Ji Xiang said softly.

"Uh...so fast?!" Tang Yan exclaimed in surprise.

"Let me rinse it first and check the situation inside," Ji Xiang explained.

He was still a little unaccustomed to it; in the operating room of the system, no one would speak, and whatever he wanted would be delivered to him in the next second.

"Sister Li, warm saline solution..." Tang Yan called to the circulating nurse.

The circulating nurse was also taken aback. "Director Liu, I didn't expect you to complete the surgery so quickly. I wasn't ready yet. Please wait a moment."

Director Liu was also taken aback, unable to extricate himself from the surgery that Ji Xiang had just completed.

Seeing that Director Liu remained silent, the circulating nurse cautiously asked, "Fifteen minutes, will that be enough time?"

Rinsing is a big deal, and some surgeons will curse and yell if they haven't prepared warm saline solution beforehand. The circulating nurse knew she had made a mistake, and with Director Bai present, she unusually inquired in a low-key manner.

"Then forget it." Ji Xiang said helplessly, but this step wasn't important, and not rinsing wouldn't affect anything. "If there's nothing wrong, I'll continue with the surgery."

"I'm going to Wen now. What did you eat today, Director Liu? How come the surgery was done so quickly?" The circulating nurse came over and saw Director Liu holding the mirror, his mask almost falling off and contaminating the surgical area.

She realized she had said the wrong thing, so she turned around and ran off to prepare warm salt water.

(End of this chapter)