Check-in at the Hospital: The First Surgery Shocked the Nation!

Chapter 491 - 357: The Most Difficult Combined Surgery (Part 3)

As the most capable candidate to succeed the position of Director of Cardiac Surgery at Peking Union Medical College Hospital, the surgical style was calm and seasoned, with no errors or unexpected incidents throughout.

Smooth!

Clang~

Three hours later, as the needle holder fell into the tray, Qin Feng slowly opened his eyes.

Heart section completed!

"Qin Feng, my task is complete."

Liu Guofeng raised his arms, bloodied hands, and said calmly.

"Thank you, Director Liu, go and rest now."

Qin Feng stood up, and the two exchanged a smile.

"You’re up next, keep it up!"

Liu Guofeng nodded, then strode away.

Click~

The door of the operating room opened, and Director Sun along with the vascular surgeon, who were already prepared, waited at the doorway.

"Director Sun, take it easy, it will definitely succeed."

Liu Guofeng said with a smile.

"Hmm."

With that, he walked in.

Liver surgery begins!

"Open the abdomen."

As the two stood at the primary surgeon’s position, Qin Feng nodded and said calmly,

"Scalpel."

To save time, he personally opened the abdominal cavity.

With a raise and fall of the scalpel, a straight and sharp incision appeared, swiftly followed by the cutting of muscles and peritoneum.

"Retractor."

The entire process was executed with such precision and speed, it carried a touch of fluent elegance.

Director Sun couldn’t help but reveal a look of astonishment; this speed was incredibly fast.

"Retractor."

After the abdominal cavity was opened, the large liver appeared in view, exactly the same as in the simulation operating room.

Director Sun gasped, the liver was severely eroded, with the swollen liver hardly visible at the borders, leaving no visibility at all.

At this moment, Qin Feng had quickly used the automatic retractor to expand the abdominal cavity while separating the left liver once more.

Field of vision, open!

Director Sun took a deep breath; the entire liver looked just like the CT scans, yet it was still unsettling.

More than 80% of the liver was eroded by cysts, the left liver had completely lost function and definitely needed to be entirely removed.

The swollen right liver was the only opportunity for an autologous transplant, but it was highly risky.

This was his internal judgment!

The second hepatic gate emerged, with the giant cysts looking so bumpy that anyone with a phobia of holes would definitely get goosebumps.

It made one’s scalp tingle!

"Director Sun, you handle the right liver separation and prepare for autologous transplantation."

Qin Feng looked up and said to him.

"Okay."

Director Sun calmed down, regaining his usual composure.

As the hepatobiliary surgery director of a top national hospital, he could definitely handle such scenes.

"Electric scalpel."

"Electric scalpel."

Then, the two began to operate synchronistically....

"Gauze."

Qin Feng covered the incision and the organs near the cysts with gauze soaked in formalin solution to prevent any contamination risk from accidental rupture of cysts.

Simultaneously, he pierced the cyst wall, separating the cysts and aspirating the internal fluid.

Pa~

Pa~

Pa~

"2-0 suture with needle."

After separating all the hepatic ligaments and connective tissues, Qin Feng quickly began to occlude and ligate.

After an hour and a half, the second hepatic gate was exposed, and Qin Feng continued his effort at the hepatic bare area, reaching the inferior vena cava.

"Scalpel."

"Long scissors."

"Electric scalpel."

"Suction."

Soon, the gallbladder was separated and then excised smoothly with a lift and cut, followed by suturing of the gallbladder bed.

An immediate occlusion of the hepatic pedicle vessels ensued, and the second hepatic gate was occluded.

Next, the substantial separation of the left liver began; picking up the scalpel, he cleaved through the muscle tissue, fingers exerting subtly, removing the entire left liver with extreme smoothness, clamping other hepatic tissues with vascular clamps, and dissecting with scissors.

An operation so smooth it’s astonishing!