When the Doctor Uses A Hack

At this moment, everyone is full of ambition!

It seems they've seen the hope of rising in life!

Neurosurgery is synonymous with high precision and cutting-edge technology.

And such a microscopic imaging endoscope has such effects, which makes them moved, doesn't it?

Not to mention them, at this moment Xue Zhengren, Ji Junming, and Yang Ming already feel their ECG baseline starting to drift!

This is the moment when the surgery truly begins in its true sense.

The modified Poppen approach incision is very small, but relatively safe.

This type of surgical incision is generally impossible to complete the surgery.

However, due to the emergence of Google's microscopic imaging technology, this surgery becomes possible.

The Poppen approach requires removing a pineal region tumor through the occipital cerebellar tentorial approach.

Through the computer screen display, one can see the curette easily entering the third ventricle, reaching the superior cerebellar vermis, upper fourth ventricle, and posterior corpus callosum.

This, while previously possible in neurosurgery, the risk factor is absolutely not on the same level, wanting to complete the pineal tumor removal in such a space, the difficulty... is too high!

It could even be said to be very difficult to complete.

Even Chen Cang himself directly dismissed the idea while thinking.

It's because of the limitation of space and vision.

You can see this point here.

The features and difficulties of neurosurgery are very intuitive.

That is, in limited space, requiring completing many high-difficulty operations.

But, just at this moment, Chen Cang already holds the endoscope with one hand.

In the process of Poppen approach neuroendoscopy surgery.

Most neurosurgeons hold the neuroendoscope with their left hand and operating instruments with their right hand, such as suction devices, curettes, bipolar coagulation, etc.

However, at this moment Chen Cang is already holding the endoscope with both hands, in this way, it seems that there's no room for operation.

This requires someone in surgery to hold the endoscope, freeing the surgeon's hands.

Especially if fine operations are needed, an assistant may be required to hold the suction device or neuroendoscope.

Even two people operating with four hands!

However, due to limited operating space, if the assistant's operation is not skilled or coordination is not tacit, situations like equipment "fighting" inside the nasopharynx often occur.

This situation should be deeply experienced by any surgeon performing endoscopy.

Facing this situation, Berti's choice is to find another excellent neurosurgeon to complete it together.

Unless specifically trained for holding the scope.

Mayo Clinic is specifically equipped with surgical assistants for this, their profession is dedicated to holding the scope, passing instruments, and assisting in surgeries.

This even developed into a specialized profession abroad.

After all, training doesn't need to be as lengthy as doctors, and unlike nurses, it doesn't require specific nursing studies, but simply serves the surgery.

Everyone watched as the surgery continued, unable to resist squinting.

Because everyone realizes it seems Chen Cang encountered some problem.

That's right!

At this moment, Chen Cang, holding the scope with both hands, seems to have no extra hand to solve the current operation problem.

At this moment, Chen Cang needs to insert the bipolar coagulator inside and separate the vessel, preparing for the further involvement of the surgical knife and suction device!

Wu Hui couldn't help but take a deep breath, mustered the courage, and said to Chen Cang, "Professor Chen... can I... help you?"

Chen Cang hesitated for a moment, not agreeing.

He looked at the instrument in Wu Hui's hand and began to ponder.

Is it really impossible for one person to complete it?

Google's microscopic imaging equipment uses two lenses to restore the 3D vision.

This indeed is an advantage for the surgical vision.

But for intraoperative operations.

This is not an advantage, rather it becomes a defect.

How to operate has become a very difficult problem.

Occasionally should one put down the scope?

But putting down the scope makes perfect execution hard, as in a limited space, carelessness can cause fighting.

This is an electrocauterization, not other things, carelessly injuring a vessel means severe bleeding.

Double-clicking the coagulator is the same!

In the chat room, everyone seeing this point also sighed one after another:

"Defects and advantages indeed coexist! Unable to spare a hand to operate, this is still not very friendly to the surgeon!"

"Hmm, in this situation, one must develop a group of professionals to handle it."

"Professor Chen at this time might need Mr. Berti to help!"

At this moment, Berti proactively walked toward Chen Cang.

"Professor Chen, let me help you!" Berti respected Chen Cang very much.

This is respect for the strong.

The first time Chen Cang interacted with Google's microscopic imaging equipment, he realized such an unimaginable operation; even Chen Cang's operation directly opened Berti's mind to neurosurgery!

No matter what, after the surgery, Berti is sure to want to stay with Chen Cang to learn this technology.

It's really rare!

As for those who think they understood or attributed it to the instrument's excellence, Berti doesn't want to explain much.

Because some things, only having experienced them could grant talking rights.

Eyes are sometimes deceptive.

Especially in surgery, many times, even if you understand the theory, it's hard to practically execute it.

Seeing Berti, Chen Cang smiled slightly: "Thank you, Professor Berti, but… maybe I have a better way!"

Once these words are spoken, Berti froze!

A better way?

At this moment… You have a better way?

But, seeing Chen Cang's confident face, I don't dare to ask and say much!

Since he said he has a better way, it's best to step aside.

Before coming, Hubert consistently reminded me that when Chen Cang is serious (pretentious), one must comply with him; otherwise, one might get embarrassed.

And the viewers of the live stream were also puzzled.

"What method?"

"I don't know!"

"Just watch, stop talking so much!"

"No, I'm just curious..."

At this moment, Chen Cang directly removed the endoscope and turned to Wu Hui: "Give me the bipolar coagulator in the left hand, and the curette in the right hand."

Wu Hui watched Chen Cang holding the endoscope, stunned for a moment.

Do you really have extra hands?

Yet, he obediently handed over the instruments.

At this moment.

Chen Cang directly held both the endoscope and additional surgical instruments in hand!

The entire posture was akin to holding chopsticks!

Similarly, the other hand was the same.

Thus, Chen Cang once again reached in with the instrument.

Seeing this scene, everyone frowned.

"What is this doing? It's too risky, holding two instruments in one hand, this could cause problems!"

"Yes! It's too risky! How can Professor Chen do this?"