The Surgeon's Studio Chapter 487 - Teacher Gao, Something Big Has Happened!

Chapter 487: Teacher Gao, Something Big Has Happened!

What Zheng Ren was worried about did not happen. Today, all emergency operations were stable. There was an emergency appendectomy and gallbladder situation. Nothing major had happened.

Early in the morning, Feng Xuhui drove early and waited in front of Zheng Ren’s villa.

Su Yun arrived afterward. The three of them had something simple to eat before rus.h.i.+ng to the high-speed train.

The train was convenient. Zheng Ren still remembered that when he entered Sichuan to go to school. It took him more than 40 hours by train. There was no place to stand at the station and he did not dare to drink the water there as the bathroom was packed with people.

There was a person who got off the train and went to the hospital because of venous reflux disorder in his lower limbs while standing all the way to Chengdu.

This sort of thing could lead to amputation of the limbs.

While now, not even paying attention to how accessible planes, even the Shu Road had been opened. The high-speed railway from Xi’an to Chengdu pa.s.sed through countless culverts. It was extremely fast!

Although the Northeastern economy was considered in a slump, the old railway network was particularly developed. A few new high-speed railway lines had been built.

It took more than 50 minutes from Sea City to the Provincial Capital. It was extremely fast.

Zheng Ren was also unwilling to chit chat. He closed his eyes to rest and entered the System s.p.a.ce. He seized the time to read all kinds of magazines and periodicals.

After reading a few books, Zheng Ren found that the skill tree had actually changed. His skill points had increased, and the unit time was faster than reading professional books.

It was probably because of the journals and magazines, Zheng Ren guessed.

Feng Xuhui sat at the side, a look of full concentration written all over his face. He did not slack off because Zheng Ren was taking a nap. Su Yun was listening to music and playing games on his phone.

He carefully paid attention to all the details. Was Zheng Ren thirsty? Did he have a salty or light breakfast? If the surgery was longer, what would he want to eat for lunch?

Well, Chief Zheng generally did not like to eat. Should he prepare a few bars of chocolate? It was said that Chief Zheng fainted during an emergency treatment a few months ago due to low blood sugar.

The devil was in the details. Feng Xuhui was becoming more and more like a mature, professional salesman.

Just as they were about to reach the Provincial Capital, Feng Xuhui contacted Gao Shaojie in advance.

Gao Shaojie personally came to pick up Zheng Ren. The car was parked in the parking lot of the high-speed railway station.

After arranging everything, Feng Xuhui was finally relieved. He quietly wondered if there was still something he had missed.

The high-speed rail stopped. Feng Xuhui carried the suitcase and led them out of the station.

Although the high-value equipment had been prepared for the First Affiliated Hospital of Provincial Capital Medical University, Feng Xuhui still specially brought some other equipment. He was afraid that Zheng Ren would suddenly think of doing other surgeries.

Carrying everything was a bit tiring.

However, Feng Xuhui felt that it was all worth it.

He saw Gao Shaojie from afar. He had already left his car in the parking lot. He had been waiting for them in the waiting area for quite some time.

Today’s surgery was especially important to Gao Shaojie. He could not afford to make any mistakes.

After seeing Zheng Ren, Gao Shaojie was enthusiastic but not annoying. He brought Zheng Ren to the car and rushed to the First Affiliated Hospital of Provincial Capital Medical University.

Everything was done according to Zheng Ren’s preferences. He did not ask him to speed there.

Everyone first went to the ward as Zheng Ren began his ward rounds.

It was already 8.40pm and the other chiefs had already gone on stage.

Gao Shaojie had informed them in advance and left an operating table for them. The operating table was scheduled to open at around 9.30pm to 10pm.

There was still time. Zheng Ren examined every patient in detail before looking at the MRI scans.

Now, Zheng Ren no longer needed to discuss every scan with Professor Rudolf Wagner for one to two hours like he did at the beginning.

He was growing at an extremely fast pace. It was so fast that it was too much to take in.

The doctor under Gao Shaojie brought the patients that Zheng Ren had seen to the operating theatre. They continued to look at the patients.

The four patients were neither too much or too little. After looking at them, it was already half-past nine.

Gao Shaojie brought Zheng Ren to the operating theater. Along the way, Zheng Ren explained to Gao Shaojie about the first patient’s magnetic resonance imaging.

He told him how to use magnetic resonance imaging to find the puncture point for the TIPS surgery, what to pay attention to, and how to distinguish the various artifacts.

Everything was a summary of experience. Every sentence and word was worth thousands of gold coins.

Gao Shaojie listened carefully. There were many things that he did not understand, but he tried his best to memorize them.

This was definitely not the time to ask questions. Gao Shaojie knew that.

If he had any questions, he would ask them during or after the surgery.

Su Yun was a little disdainful of Zheng Ren’s frankness but did not say anything.

Soon, they arrived at the operating theater. Feng Xuhui followed them in. He changed his clothes and walked to the operating theatre’s corridor.

As soon as he left the changing room, Zheng Ren felt a little strange.

The patient that he had just seen was sitting on a chair in the operating theater while changing his shoes and wearing a sterile hat. He had a blank look on his face.

“Where’s Jianguo?” Gao Shaojie muttered to himself, his face falling immediately.

Gao Shaojie had poured a lot of effort and antic.i.p.ation into inviting Zheng Ren to perform the surgery.

He had originally thought that Zheng Ren would be watching the scans from below. Therefore by the time he came up, the patient would already be lying on the operating table. After the preoperative preparations were completed, he would open the operating table himself.

However!

Zheng Ren had already come up. The patient was sitting at the door but Li Jianguo was nowhere to be seen!

What was this kid trying to do? Was he courting death?

Although Gao Shaojie had a good temper, he could not help but get angry.

“Teacher Gao, something doesn’t feel right,” Zheng Ren suddenly whispered.

Because there were patients in the corridor, no one spoke loudly. This was also an unspoken rule of medical treatment.

Gao Shaojie was stunned for a moment before nodding. Then, he called out softly, Jianguo!”

“I’m here, Teacher Gao.” In the operating room, Li Jianguo stuck his head out.

Seeing Gao Shaojie’s particularly ugly expression, Li Jianguo suddenly realized that he had done something wrong and was a little embarra.s.sed.

“Why is the patient in the corridor!” Gao Shaojie was a few steps faster. He walked to the door of the operating room and roared in a low voice.

His voice was not loud but still full of anger.

Li Jianguo made a silent gesture and said in a low voice, “Teacher Gao, something big has happened!”

“Huh?” Gao Shaojie also sensed that something was wrong. However, other people’s matters did not have much to do with him. If there was a problem, he could just go to the relevant department. Gao Shaojie’s head was full of questions about how to perform the TIPS surgery.

“The neurosurgery department did an angiogram. When they were pus.h.i.+ng the contrast agent, they pushed the guide wire in,” Li Jianguo said in the smallest voice.

A gust of cold air rose from Gao Shaojie’s tailbone and rushed directly to the back of his head.

He felt dizzy for a moment.

Although it had nothing to do with Gao Shaojie, this matter was simply too serious.

If the guide wire could not be removed, it would become a major medical accident. The patient…probably did not have a high chance of leaving the operating theatre alive.

“Who the f*ck did the surgery!” Gao Shaojie was extremely angry.

Li Jianguo sighed. “Didn’t a patient with a vascular malformation come in this morning? It wasn’t a serious matter and just needed to be diagnosed by an angiogram. Our timeslot is at 9.30pm so after they spoke to the head nurse, they arranged for it to be on our stage.”

If it was just an angiogram, 10 minutes would have been more than enough.

This was also the reason why Zheng Ren did not dare to say anything when he shouted at Gao Shaojie on stage to save the patient with a ruptured liver.

Such a simple angiogram was actually wasting more time than Zheng Ren cutting out someone’s liver. How could Gao Shaojie have the face report this to him?

However, how careless must the other person have been in order to push the guide wire in when pus.h.i.+ng the medicine.

The guide wire was smooth and had little resistance as it swam into the blood vessels. Regardless of whether it reached the heart’s blood supply arteries or the brain, the patient would definitely die!