Kiss the moonlight

Chapter 4 Surgical Observation
No one expected that after all the competition, the last spot would go to a senior girl.

Chen Jianiang is still in a daze: "Nuomi, you are so lucky, it's a pity not to buy lottery tickets."

The person who was hit by the surprise was sitting in front of the computer at this time, frantically filling up the anatomical diagram of the human brain and related surgical knowledge.

She took a moment to glance at her roommate, and said calmly: "Luck is one of them, and it mainly depends on outsmarting."

Outsmart?

Chen Jianiang became interested, and leaned over to the side and asked, "How to outwit it?"

"The instructor moved, and there is a temporary lack of a driver."

Speaking of this, Yun Nuo was a little puzzled: "Aren't you surprised that none of the brothers and sisters who ran over to help move that day can drive."

"It's not surprising, medical students don't have time to learn how to drive." But Chen Jianiang thought about it: "If I remember correctly, you don't have a driver's license either."

As soon as the words fell, she opened her eyes wide in horror: "Nuomi, you—"

The final sound disappeared in Yun Nuo's finishing touch: "It doesn't matter whether you have a driver's license or not. The important thing is that before I left, I called the wife of my Ph.D. advisor to be my sister."

Chen Jiajiu: ...

Time passed quickly, and it was Sunday in a blink of an eye.

At nine o'clock in the morning, an aneurysm clipping operation officially kicked off.

In the compound operating room with a hollow structure, the surgical personnel on the first floor are in place, the imaging equipment has already been set up, and the observation room on the second floor is overcrowded.

Yun Nuo and a group of brothers and sisters stood on the right side of the big glass wall, staring at the downstairs, not wanting to miss any link.

As a clinical medical student, although I have long been immune to the feeling of operating a knife on the human body, it is the first time to observe such a close-up, and I am inevitably a little nervous and even excited.

An empty operating room with the patient in the center.Under the shadowless lamp, green sheets and green surgical gowns are all green.The silver-white luminescence of the surgical microscope stands on one side, and standing behind the lens is the chief surgeon of this operation, Zhou Chongyue.

"Electrophysiological data."

The man's cold voice sounded across the screen.

The second assistant quickly monitored: "The reflex data of the patient's left and right upper and lower limbs are normal."

"Scalpel."

The microscopic angle of view on the front projection is clearly visible, the patient's scalp has been cut open, and a long and thin blood slit oozes out.

Yun Nuo's scalp tingled instinctively, and the fingers hanging by her side curled up slightly.

Someone nearby commented: "For a giant dissecting aneurysm of 6 cm, it is said that the patient is allergic to iodine and cannot be involved in embolization, so he has to do craniotomy."

"The risk of craniotomy is high, and the location is too deep. It is estimated that no one except Deputy Director Zhou will be able to perform this level of surgery."

"Well, anyway, I wouldn't even dare to think about it." The other person finished with a smile, and his eyes fell back to the screen.

"Bipolar coagulation."

"Bone drill."

……

The surgical field of view is too clear. After the dura mater is opened, the surface of the brain is covered with dense and small blood vessels. Every movement of the hook and tweezers makes the viewer tremble with fear.

With the 3D brain anatomy map that she had made up before, Yun Nuo could barely recognize some parts, but when it came to what the doctor was doing, she was just... at a loss.

Time passed by every minute and every second, and the operation was proceeding in an orderly manner.

The craniotomy usually starts in six to seven hours, and if you encounter a complicated and difficult situation, it will take more than ten hours.

But just when she was about to look away from the screen, a blood flow suddenly gushed out, covering the surface of the patient's brain, and her vision instantly turned bright red.Yun Nuo gasped in fright, and the other doctors tensed up.

"what's the situation?"

The observation room was silent for a moment, and everyone stared at the screen, not daring to breathe.

(End of this chapter)