world famous doctor

Chapter 99 Releasing the Occluder

Zhou Chen looked like he had the winning ticket in his hands.

He sent gudKins into the patient's femoral artery sheath, the right coronary angiography catheter to the left ventricle, and the ultra-smooth exchange guide wire passed through the VSD into the right ventricle to the pulmonary artery.

So far, Zhou Chen's operation has no loopholes, it is simply perfect.

Several cardiovascular doctors present who were under 40 couldn't believe it when they saw this.

Intraoperative.

Zhou Chen turned his head to look at the middle-aged patient's ECG monitoring, heart rate, blood pressure, etc.

His vital signs are all stable.

Looking back, Zhou Chen sent the patient's femoral vein into the 6f snare and the inner tube of the pulmonary artery.

Then slowly pull it out from the femoral vein to establish a femoral artery VSD femoral vein guidewire bridge.

Step inside.

No one chats with each other.

All of them had extremely serious faces, only the sound of heart rate monitoring and medical equipment from time to time.

Two cardiovascular doctors were completely left alone, and they were of no use at this time.

I had no choice but to take out my phone and start recording Zhou Chen.

It is no exaggeration to think that Zhou Chen's operation will be used as a teaching video in their cardiovascular interventional department from now on.

His technique is precise, his positioning is accurate, and every step is clean and neat.

His technique is no different from that of director Xie Zhiwen, who has performed dozens or hundreds of such surgeries.

Surprised expressions appeared on the faces of all the doctors and nurses present.

Why is this guy so powerful?

Zhou Chen was calm and calm, sent a 7f sheath to the aortic valve through the femoral vein, and sent a 6MM domestic VSD occluder, positioned at the VSD

At this time, he opened his mouth and ordered: "Re-check the left ventricle angiography, transthoracic echocardiography."

The doctor who was shocked hurriedly nodded and stepped forward to do so.

Then he replied: "There is no residual shunt at the ventricular level."

After confirming that the occluder does not affect the function of the heart valve, Zhou Chen began to prepare to release the occluder.

During the sealing process, they used the x-ray projection position, which is a mirror image of the conventional projection position, and used the ideal projection image to guide the operation.

Because the pacing electrode was placed in the right ventricle of this middle-aged patient, Zhou Chen was very gentle and slow in the process of pulling and pushing the guide wire catheter conveyor and occluder.

This is also to avoid dislocation of the pacing electrode caused by winding and impact.

In such a quiet intervention room, every doctor felt his blood boil when he saw this scene.

After a series of preliminary work was in place, Zhou Chen finally successfully released the occluder at the corresponding position.

"All right!"

Zhou Chen stepped back from the operating table.

Quietly stepped into the room, and loud applause instantly broke out.

In such a complex interventional surgery, if there is any mistake in any step, the operation will fail.

As for Zhou Chen, it was done perfectly.

Zhou Chen smiled lightly and teased everyone:
"How about it? Compared with your director, is my technique better than his?"

More than just stronger?
All the doctors present at the Department of Cardiology knew very well in their hearts that with Zhou Chen's current medical methods, the teacher who is the deputy director of Qin Hongfei is not exaggerating.

All the medical staff opened their mouths wide open, dumbfounded.

Zhou Chen smiled faintly, turned and walked out of the intervention room.

After the doctors in the cardiovascular department returned to the cardiovascular department from the intervention room, they kept praising Zhou Chen's operation just now.

Qin Hongfei, the silent deputy director, frowned when he heard their discussion.

I really can't believe that Zhou Chen and those guys actually completed a difficult interventional operation in his place?
Their chattering became louder and louder, and Qin Hongfei couldn't bear it any longer. He asked in a cold and questioning tone:

"You said that kid led you through the interventional operation?"

One of the doctors replied: "That's right, Deputy Director Qin, you don't know, that kid is really skilled in medicine, and he just left all of us medical assistants aside. He basically completed this interventional operation alone." of."

Several other doctors also nodded in agreement.

Qin Hongfei's expression changed.

The other party's words and everyone's expressions seemed to be hitting Qin Hongfei's chest with a heavy hammer.

Isn't Zhou Chen slapping himself in the face in disguise?

Another doctor observed his words, and immediately came forward, and whispered in Qin Hongfei's ear:

"That guy does have great medical skills, but he's just a little arrogant."

Another doctor said inappropriately:
"Deputy Director Qin, during the operation just now, Zhou Chen said that you had something to do and left, why are you still in the hospital now..."

Qin Hongfei was just out of breath just now, and wanted to wear small shoes for Zhou Chen, but he didn't expect that this time he couldn't find the steps to go down.

The atmosphere in the office was extremely awkward for a while.

No one dared to say anything more.

Qin Hongfei couldn't find an excuse to defend himself, so he gave the doctor a big stare.

"That's enough, that's all, let's go back to our posts, what should we do?"

Only then did the doctors on duty leave slowly.

Qin Hongfei secretly gritted his teeth and made up his mind.

You must find an opportunity to vent your anger.

Gui Peisheng, who had just come to the hospital for regular training for less than a week, dared to lord over the head of his deputy director.

If he was allowed to continue unscrupulously, wouldn't his prestige and reputation as a deputy chief physician in the hospital be lost?

……

The next day, I just finished the shift.

As the director of the emergency department, Xu Weiping had just sat down in his office when a young man walked in aggressively.

His gaze landed on Xu Weiping's breastplate and looked.

"Are you the director of the emergency department?"

Xu Weiping also raised his head and looked at the young man in front of him, and replied casually:

"Well, it's me, what's the matter with you?"

The young man sneered, slammed the dozens of inspection reports in his hand onto Xu Weiping's desk, and said viciously:
"Director, do you have a look at the checklist prescribed to me by the doctor in your emergency department?"

Xu Weiping looked down, and those inspection reports were almost as thick as a book.

To be honest, it is impossible for ordinary critically ill patients to have such a thick examination report.

He couldn't help but feel a little confused and asked:

"What... what's going on?"

The young man turned pale with anger.

He continued to speak unceremoniously: "I drank a little too much wine a few days ago. I was hangover and dizzy. I came to the emergency department of the hospital to see a doctor. Who knew that guy actually prescribed so many checklists for me."

Director Xu Weiping was also speechless for a moment.

The young man pulled out some of the inspection reports and continued to spray.

Of course, he is justifiable and well-founded.

"Director Xu, please take a good look. I'm not slandering anyone. I'm simply dizzy. He prescribed so many irrelevant tests for me. Look... this pregnancy chromosome screening? Cancer DNA screening? Needle biopsy? Cerebral angiography? Chest X-ray? Abdominal color Doppler ultrasound... Is this a fucking thing done by a human?"

(End of this chapter)