The operation ended, but the live broadcast room of the operation was still open.

Everyone was a little puzzled, and at this moment the barrage began to float.

[Isn't the operation done?, does the surgeon want to do a double attack?]

[It's been a long time since I've had a double combo, so I'm praying for a neurosurgery from the surgeon.] 】

[Pray, it's useless for you to kneel and lick. Teenager, it's good to have surgery. And the future development direction of neurosurgery is also interventional surgery, right?@介入科医生?

The interventional physician saw someone @ himself and did not speak. His mind was a mess, and he was still immersed in the process of the surgery that had just occurred.

It's so awesome, if it weren't for the screen, he's afraid he would really kneel and lick.

It's a pity that it's a foreign hospital, otherwise I'd be dead or alive, and even if I resigned, I would have to study.

[Why hasn't the live broadcast room been closed yet? 】

[It's good to have an overnight operation.] 】

[Anyway, if you do a slow diagnosis surgery so late, depending on the time, it is possible to be in Canada.] 】

When you said that, I realized that it was 4:15 a.m. Beijing time, and it should be 3:15 a.m. Canadian time. 】

【…… Canadians do surgery, are they all so strong? Do they all do it in the early morning?]

[Weird, whatever, he's off work anyway, if only he could really have a one-night operation.] 】

The barrage flew away, and not long after, the light and shadow flickered, and the live broadcast started again.

The quick doctor goes directly to see the patient's case and information. But they were stunned to find that it was still the last patient.

[I'll go...... It's still the last patient, and the data hasn't changed. 】

[This is a surgery, and it needs to be opened twice?]

[No, the surgery just now was very good, and I didn't see anything wrong.] 】

[@介入科医生, let's talk about it, the time has come to need you. 】

The interventional surgeon was also stunned for a moment, and then found that the image in front of him seemed to be a CT image.

Is this a radiofrequency ablation?

With general radiofrequency ablation, you don't have to waste so much time on embolization surgery. Drift some iodized oil inside the tumor as a location, and then burn it directly.

There is no radiofrequency ablation equipment in the second-class hospital where he works, and he only came into contact with it when he went to the imperial capital for further study a few years ago.

Radiofrequency ablation is theoretically equivalent to surgical resection.

However, it is only theoretical.

He had no idea what it would do.

So when others @ him, he can only remain silent.

At this moment, one of his hearts has already flown up, and he is extremely eager to study and learn.

The interventional doctor is an ordinary middle-aged man. He rarely talks about ideals, not nothing, but he doesn't dare to say it.

No matter how boring a middle-aged person is, as long as he says his ideals, he can make people laugh.

Until this moment, it had been dusted with ideals, and suddenly it flashed with dazzling light.

On CT imaging, an irregular tumor with a diameter of 4 cm appears. Most of the doctors watching the live broadcast didn't know what the surgeon was going to do.

Radiofrequency ablation, although the procedure has been formed, is only carried out on a large scale in cities above the provincial capital level in China.

I remember that radiofrequency ablation should be done 1-2 weeks after interventional embolization, and the effect is the most ideal. 】

[Now it is also said that it is good to do radiofrequency directly after interventional embolization.] But specifically, no one knows without a big data sample. 】

[The surgeon is two consecutive surgeries, praise!]

There are very few barrages, and it really involves unrelated majors, and everyone only understands a rough idea, and if you really want to be specific, no one has the confidence to do so.

The first needle appears on the right chest wall. The needle is inserted from the right chest wall and punctured through the diaphragm into the tumor tissue.

[I'll go...... Too bold. 】

[In this way, is it really not pneumothorax? 】

The location of the patient's tumor is relatively close to the upper edge of the right liver. The best way to achieve complete ablation is to insert the needle through the chest wall. But the complications are very painful, but not serious, just pneumothorax. 】

[Pneumothorax, it's just, it's just, upstairs, your breath is too big. 】

[If there is a pneumothorax, it is not considered a medical accident. 】

[Who knows, maybe there are no medical disputes in Canada.] I've heard people say that filling out a medical order at the Montreal Medical Center costs thousands of dollars. This is in short supply, who dares to make trouble? Those who make trouble are directly pulled into the blacklist. 】

[Look at it, your barrage is blocking my view. 】

One needle enters, two needles enter, three needles enter, heating begins, ablation.

The ablation took a long time, and the image did not change, and everyone began to talk.

The interventional doctor was completely confused.

In the live broadcast room of the operation, he couldn't understand the surgical level shown by the surgeon.

Three radiofrequency needles are inserted into the tumor tissue at different angles, one of which is punctured through the chest cavity.

Is it really okay to do that?

Medical progress is rapid, and most of the thoracotomy and laparotomy surgeries 20 years ago have now been replaced by thoracoscopy and laparoscopy.

Who can be sure that in 20 years, thoracoscopy and laparoscopy will not be replaced by new, less invasive surgical procedures?

Before, what was said in the barrage was just a guess by the interventional doctor.

However, when he saw that the radiofrequency needle began to heat up and cauterize the tumor tissue precisely, he was very sure that the surgeon's surgical method must have been tempered and would definitely work.

But...... Canada, it's really far away. And even if he goes, who cares about himself?

Fifteen minutes later, the radiofrequency needle was removed and the abdominal and chest CT scans were redone.

No gas or fluid was seen in the chest cavity.

No fluid was seen in the abdominal cavity, and the liver tumor was completely burned to death in the location marked by iodized oil.

The area of cauterization is 0.5 cm wider than the edge of the area covered by tumor tissue.

This is because it is not possible to burn the tumor, and if there is residual tumor tissue, it will lead to the possibility of surgery in the future.

On imaging, although the edges of the tumor tissue are irregular, the range of radiofrequency needle cautery is also irregular.

Obviously, the surgeon tailors a plan to the patient based on the extent of the patient's tumor, rather than following a routine approach.

Precisely, precisely, precisely!

It's like a machine, and there are no drawbacks at all.

It was a flawless surgery.

Even doctors who do not understand interventional surgery can see that the patient's tumor tissue has been burned as long as they can read the abdominal CT film.

The effect is no different from surgical resection.

But the damage suffered by patients is very different. 4-6 hours after radiofrequency ablation, the patient will be able to go to the ground. As for liver cancer resection, I am afraid that three days after surgery, I will have to stay in bed.

In the live broadcast room of the operation, there was silence.

There was no barrage flying, until the live broadcast room was closed, and after nearly ten minutes, suddenly a barrage flew by.

[It's so awesome, I can't describe it in words. 】

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