Coming out of the operating room, Zheng Ren took a puff of cigarette, then snuffed it out, and carefully put half of the purple cloud into the cigarette box.

This point was once joked by Chang Yue.

But Zheng Ren is used to it, he can't change it, and there is no need to change it.

When he came to the operating room, the patient was already lying down, and Dr. Zhou stood in the operating room and greeted Zheng Ren.

"Brother Zhou, you're here. Zheng Ren began to brush his hands.

"I'm bothering you so late, if I don't accompany you, it's not like it's a word. Dr. Zhou said with a smile.

"By the way, who is the one inside?" Dr. Zhou asked, asking Professor Rudolf Wagner's identity.

"Oh, it's a German professor, come here and have a look. Zheng Ren replied indifferently.

"......," Dr. Zhou concluded.

German professor, come to observe? Is that called coming? Why do you use your grandson to keep the German professor busy, and you are like a big director, standing outside talking and laughing.

There were some doubts in my mind, but Dr. Zhou just smiled and did not ask these questions.

"Which university professor?" he asked, a neutral question.

Professor Rudolf Wagner of the University of Heidelberg. Zheng Ren replied, seeing that the professor inside had made preoperative preparations, he greeted Dr. Zhou and entered the operating room.

Rudolf Wagner, Heidelberg, how does it sound so familiar?

Surgery, begins.

In the apricot grove garden, I happily ushered in another live surgery.

The interventional doctor at the second-class hospital in the Horqin Right Wing Central Banner set a special ringtone on his mobile phone, and when he heard it, he jumped up like Paplov's dog, lightning speed, and turned on the mobile phone.

They were eating after the operation, and the director of general surgery was exchanging business with interventional doctors. Suddenly, I saw him pick up his mobile phone, and he was a little unhappy.

"It's a live broadcast of Xinglin Garden. The interventional physician explained.

The director of general surgery immediately came to his senses, and with the help of the little doctor next to him, he landed in the live broadcast room of Xinglinyuan surgery.

Seeing the brief description of the condition, the director of general surgery was a little disappointed.

It's not a general surgery, but the transverse lumbar artery can be embolized?

Anatomically speaking, the transverse lumbar artery seems to have branches to feed the abdomen, and the results of embolization seem to be quite frightening.

Not to mention that the medical level in Canada is high, this kind of surgery can be done.

"It's a pity that Director Han of the Department of Orthopedics is not here, if he is here, he will be very interested. The interventional surgeon watched the operation intently, and the director of general surgery turned his mind and called Director Han directly.

The hospital is not big, and there are thousands of people, all of whom are logistics staff, and at least 20 percent of them do not go to work to eat empty salaries.

The clinical directors are very familiar with each other.

The live broadcast of the operation is just a stalk, calling for a drink together, and by the way, bragging about the surgery I did today.

In the apricot grove garden, after reading the brief introduction of the disease, most of the people were dumbfounded.

Can the transverse lumbar artery still embolize?

How does it sound like?

Why embolize the transverse lumbar artery, who knows?

Yes, I think it makes sense for a patient with an advanced tumor to embolize the transverse lumbar artery?

Thank you, as an orthopedic surgeon, I would like to give you a brief explanation.

In order to reduce the fatal blood loss during the operation, selective segmental angiography and tumor embolization of the thoracic and lumbar spine should be done 24~48h before surgery.

Well, a while ago, our hospital carried out the first case of resection of spinal tumor, and the patient bleed 6,000 ml without embolization.

There is no interventional doctor, you can do it yourself. Embolizing the transverse lumbar artery with a gel sponge is actually very simple and not very difficult.

How do I feel that except for the surgery on the night of the appendix that I have not seen, the number of surgeons has decreased recently, but the quality has improved. Every operation is very difficult.

Before the operation began, everyone was chatting in the live broadcast room of Xinglinyuan.

In the hybrid operating room, Professor Rudolph, as an assistant, has completed the work of catheterization of the femoral artery and the inversion of the arterial sheath, waiting for Zheng Ren to start the operation.

If you don't talk about people, there is absolutely no bottom line when you fall.

Just a few days ago, Professor Rudolf Wagner was a top-notch surgeon on the ball, and this kind of pre-operative preparation had not been done for at least a decade.

But once he got used to it, he accepted the arrangement of fate in the shortest time and became an "excellent" assistant again.

Zheng Ren was also accustomed to Su Yun doing a good job of the built-in arterial sheath and going to the stage to operate directly. As for whether the preliminary preparations were done by Su Yun or Professor Rudolph, Zheng Ren didn't care at all.

On stage, the micro-guidewire began to be built-in, and the operation officially began.

When Zheng Ren deliberately avoided the transverse lumbar artery and first embolized the small branches of the transverse lumbar artery, many knowledgeable orthopedic surgeons blew up.

What is the surgeon going to do? Isn't it a sponge into the transverse lumbar artery and the operation is over? The real highlight is to remove the vertebral body.

Yes, what does the surgeon do when he embolizes the branch blood vessels?

It's inexplicable.

Everyone doesn't understand, why is a "small" operation so complicated?

It is true that embolizing some blood vessels will reduce the amount of blood loss during orthopedic surgery, but it will also lead to a much higher risk of embolism.

The gains outweigh the losses.

As the minutes ticked by, Jung In, with the assistance of Professor Rudolf Wagner, embolized small blood vessels one by one.

Others didn't understand it, not even Professor Rudolph at first.

But after all, the professor is the world's top interventional scientist, and within five minutes of starting the embolization, the professor understood Zheng Ren's intentions.

To make a "small" operation bigger, Zheng Ren's ambition can be felt by Professor Rudolph.

What was supposed to be a simple operation has become extremely complicated.

Is that why he's taking himself to do a 64-slice CT 3D reconstruction? What is he going to show himself?

Professor Rudolph was thinking too much again, and he was a little excited.

Because of the high level, Professor Rudolph had already guessed that Zheng Ren also did 64-slice CT 3D reconstruction before prostate embolization.

So in this operation, Zheng Ren must have taught himself the skills of interventional embolization.

What a selfless young man, Professor Rudolf Wagner thought to himself.

Because it involves prostate interventional embolization, the professor is very serious, after all, this is his original intention.

Dr. Zhou watched Zheng Ren and the professor who was said to be from Germany doing the operation in the operating room, and gradually became confused.

He didn't understand the interventional surgery, but the imperial capital told him that the operation would only take twenty minutes.

How long has it been?

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