When the Doctor Uses A Hack

Leader curse!

To grab or not to grab?

How to grab?

That was the question!

Chen Cang looked at the complex thorax in front of him, where large blood vessels were entangled in confusion; it was no longer just a matter of major blood vessel injury.

The aneurysm in the aorta hadn’t been removed yet!

The surrounding anonymous artery had already been damaged.

The injury to the vena cava was also severe, particularly the left brachiocephalic vein, which had bled due to an incomplete separation.

At this moment, several directors were sweating profusely!

The nurse beside Wei Xiang kept wiping his sweat.

Director Bo Jianming, standing nearby, also had his brow furrowed as he hurriedly dealt with the already damaged brachiocephalic vein!

The busier they got, the more chaotic it became, and the more chaotic it became, the busier they got!

What was most feared during thoracic major blood vessel surgery was an accident.

Because first, there was no time for delay.

And second, there were too many complications!

At this time, Yang Jianshu, the chief of cardiac surgery from the Second Hospital of Dong University, was also on the side.

Across from him was Xiong Kangyu, chief of cardiac surgery at Dongyang Bethune Hospital.

Inside the operating room at this moment were all the well-known top directors from within Dongyang province.

Zhao Xiuping, the dean of the First Hospital of Dong University and a person of high authority, who was also the leader of Dongyang’s health care team, had long been worried upon seeing his own father facing such severe injuries.

He was not supposed to be in the operating room; it would have been better for family members to stay away.

After all, his presence could pressure the attending doctors.

Zhao Xiuping understood this. But while he was waiting outside, a young doctor suddenly ran out and told him,

"Dean Zhao, there’s trouble! During the surgery, an emergency occurred. Your father has a vascular malformation in his chest, and there has also been chronic inflammation, leading to severe adhesions inside the thoracic cavity!"

"While separating them, the adhesion caused severe damage to the blood vessels, leading to tears in several major thoracic vessels and significant bleeding within the chest cavity!"

"The situation is critical now! We need your signature!"

With that single sentence, Zhao Xiuping was scared stiff!

How could this happen?

Damn...

Having had others sign so many critical condition notices over the years, now being abruptly informed by a doctor that his father was in a critical situation and needing to sign a critical condition notice himself, Zhao felt panicked!

What should he do?

With that thought, Zhao Xiuping went straight into the operating room.

Right!

No one dared to stop him.

After changing, Zhao Xiuping headed straight for the operating room.

The surgery couldn’t be completely attributed to iatrogenic causes, for the patient himself had a vascular anomaly, and during treatment, the severely adherent vessels were inherently fragile. If not attended to now, they could become problematic at any time!

Wei Xiang was quite a character too. He understood that detaching the malformed thoracic vessels would come with great surgical risks.

Since the anonymous artery and vein were closely attached to the tumor, it was essential to separate them before proceeding with surgery on the aneurysm.

Upon seeing Zhao Xiuping, he looked up and said, "Dean Zhao, the situation is extremely critical. The old man’s many blood vessel walls are very fragile due to long-term adhesions, making the surgery very difficult, in addition to the congenitally malformed vessels!"

"My idea is to perform an artificial vascular grafting procedure to adjust and repair the major vessels, repairing the malformed vessels under extracorporeal circulation."

Wei Xiang’s plan was bold!

Upon hearing this, Zhao Xiuping immediately frowned, "Can’t the original vessels be preserved? He has had cerebral hemorrhage before, although not severe, and I fear that after artificial vascular grafting, long-term use of blood-activating medicine would not be good for cerebral vascular disease."

Wei Xiang fell silent, and after a while, he finally said, "It’s so complicated to repair, why not... contact the other directors?"

Zhao Xiuping nodded and quickly contacted the directors of cardiothoracic surgery at major hospitals in the province.

And that’s how the current scene came about!

What to do?

Zhao Xiuping looked at Yang Jianshu and Xiong Kangyu and said, "Do you two directors have any good ideas?"

Yang Jianshu frowned as he looked at the adherent blood vessels that had formed collateral circulation due to malformation and said, "Actually, if we were to replace with artificial vessels, there’s a big problem, that is, it’s very difficult to maintain the current stability!"

Xiong Kangyu nodded, "That’s right. The patient’s vascular malformation could be congenital. It was overlooked in childhood, and after growth, a compensatory collateral circulation that satisfies the body’s blood supply has formed, leading to the complexity of the vessels now. If we are to replace them all, it won’t be so simple!"

"But if we need to remove the aortic aneurysm, it will definitely damage both the brachiocephalic artery and the ascending aorta simultaneously, and patching both major vessels is definitely..."

A group of experts began to discuss frantically!

Several very serious problems now lay before them.

When Wei Xiang heard the two directors say this, he sighed, "Director Xiong, Director Yang, come take a look at this situation. There’s no way you can separate and repair with surgery!"

Indeed, the complex network of blood vessels was daunting to even look at, let alone operate on.

Now, there were two brachiocephalic arteries and the ascending aorta had two outlets!

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Troublesome!

What to do?

The directors quickly got into a heated discussion.

The patient was on cardiopulmonary bypass, but even so, we couldn’t delay for too long, as the longer it took, the greater the risks and chances of complications.

And the more likely to encounter problems!

At this moment, Chen Cang, too, was not idle, as his eyes seemed to discern these malformed vessels.

How to decide?

How to operate!

Unable to help himself, Chen Cang stepped forward to examine the patient’s chest cavity, and after seven or eight minutes, he had an idea.

However, he was well aware that in such an environment and situation, it was not appropriate for him to step forward, and even if he did, it was not certain that people would be convinced.

With this in mind, he said to Meng Xi, "Director Meng, I have an idea."

Meng Xi’s eyes lit up, curious, she glanced at Chen Cang.

"What is it?"

Chen Cang whispered, "This way, in fact, among these vessels, one is redundant, especially the second brachiocephalic artery. We can now remove the second vessel, repair the wound, and then..."

The more Meng Xi listened, the clearer it became; even the tangled vessels were sorted out clearly.

Autologous vascular transplantation!

This way, there’s no need for artificial vessel replacement, saving a lot of trouble.

In the recovery process later on, there’s no need for long-term anticoagulant medication, causing cerebral hemorrhage!

After listening, Meng Xi couldn’t help but be thrilled!

Chen Cang’s surgical plan was too good.

She clenched her fists involuntarily.

She understood what Chen Cang meant; he wanted her to be the one to speak out.

With that thought, she stepped forward and said decisively, "I have an idea."

Her voice immediately interrupted everyone in the room. They all looked up, and upon seeing Meng Xi, frowned.

"Director Meng, what is your idea?"

Zhao Xiuping looked over, "Director Meng, what’s your good idea?"