After sitting surgery, fancy play with mirrors and chopsticks.

At this time, Bertie was watching Chen Cang's operation honestly like a primary school student!

To be honest, he doesn't regret coming to China.

But... although my purpose was to help Chen Cang save the scene at the beginning, it has been a shock to the audience.

Bertie recalled Professor Hubert's advice before leaving again, and was very grateful!

Fortunately, I didn't brag or hold a stance.

Otherwise, Chen Cang would definitely obey what he had done with just one move.

Of course, if you put aside everything and take a serious look at this operation as a doctor.

That will definitely benefit greatly!

Only after experiencing it can you have a say.

Bertie has a deep understanding of this surgery.

I also understand the difficulty.

But……

This is Chen Cang’s first time to come into contact with improved Poppen approach microscopy technology surgery!

This is actually the case!

If Bertie beaten to death, he wouldn't believe that this was the first one.

But he is Chen Cang.

This makes people have to believe it.

The surgery has reached a critical stage!

That is tumor resection.

At this moment, under the surgical microscope, the pineal gland surrounded by the arachnoid membrane and surrounding veins can be clearly seen through the computer screen.

Not big!

However, the dense blood vessels really make people feel a little worried.

At this time, Chen Cang's hands controlled the instrument and began to carefully free the arachnoid membrane and surrounding veins from the tumor.

This process is very simple if you operate it with your bare hands.

However, it seems very difficult to put it in such a narrow environment inside the skull.

Chen Cang's hands stabilized the endoscopy.

The index finger and thumb skillfully control the suction and separator, freeing the arachnoid membrane bit by bit.

Those venous blood vessels are even more troublesome to handle.

It is impossible to cut open.

Because it is not possible to stitch in this area for a while!

How to deal with it?

At this time, Chen Cang suddenly had an idea!

right!

Perhaps there is no need to deal with it at all.

Who said that the effect of neuroendoscopy can only be used to open the field of vision?

Thinking of this, Chen Cang began to control his hands carefully. He first placed the endoscopy in place, and he could clearly hit the pineal gland tumor after opening it.

Then use the lens to carefully spread both sides!

The whole process must be careful and meticulous.

About three or five minutes later.

And at this time!

The blastoma of the pineal gland just showed up.

At this time, Chen Cang could see the true face of this monster!

[Ding! LV99-grade pineal blastoma, an unknown tumor with a high degree of malignancy in this cell tumor is very prone to recurrence. Carefully clean it and do not damage the surrounding cerebral cistern, ventricle, or subarachnoid cavity of the spinal cord!

Tip: Complete surgical resection may recur at a certain extent, so it is recommended to remove it carefully!]

After seeing the system prompt, Chen Cang couldn't help but shake his head!

It's indeed pineal blastoma!

This type of cell tumor is not a good person.

Because pineal blastoma is extremely easy to metastasis and recur, which may be a lasting war for a child!

It is very likely that when I fell down, I couldn't stand the next surgery.

Because the cause of blastoma is neither known, nor can it be completely treated.

The characteristics of this disease determine that Chen Cang can do very little!

Radiation therapy is also less sensitive to this cytoplasm.

Chen Cang took a deep breath.

Don't think so much, just do what you see.

Maybe after complete resection, the possibility of recurrence will be reduced.

After all, studies have shown that thorough removal can help reduce the possibility of relapse.

If that's the case...

Chen Cang clicked on his gaze without hesitation.

At this moment, the picture changed!

Chen Cang had a pineal gland cytoma in his eyes, and even the particles outside could see clearly.

However, there is no membrane outside the pineal cytomama, which means that it is basically impossible to completely remove the elixir in surgery, and only most of the resection can be achieved.

However, Chen Cang is different, from a highly accurate perspective.

Chen Cang directly used an ultrasonic suction device and tumor retrieval forceps to start treating blastoma.

The first step is to reduce the tumor size.

Then, carefully free the tumor surface and treat its surface blood vessels with bipolar electrocoagulation.

The danger of tumors is that they have blood vessels on the surface.

It cannot be cut or blocked at will, and intracranial bleeding is not easy to clean.

Therefore, without aggravating the damage, maximizing the tumor removal is the core operation of the surgery!

At this time, looking at the blastoma on the screen, everyone couldn't help but sigh.

A little helpless!

Everyone feels a little regretful when they encounter blastoma.

Because pineal blastoma is called "helpless struggle"!

Children suffer in vain and are financially burdened, and there is no other way to do it!

Everything and so on have made parents' treatment of their children's illness a helpless struggle.

However, looking at Chen Cang's careful operation.

Everyone began to look forward to it.

perhaps……

Perhaps as long as it is cleaned and processed in time, there is hope!

The operation time passes by minute by minute and second.

After Chen Cang completely separated the vermis and tumor, he was removed in pieces!

The tumor had expanded to the corpus callosum pressure at this time. Chen Cang performed intracyst resection as much as possible to allow the upper part of the tumor to enter the surgical field for resection.

These operations are very delicate.

Everyone was really applauding and applauding!

Neurological surgery requires a meticulous detail.

Chen Cang's operations are exquisite and delicate.

Everyone was so excited to watch!

This process lasted for a full half hour!
To be continued...