Ling Ran put the severed liver back into place, then quickly completed the suturing and other steps, then packed it to stop the bleeding, and finally handed it over to Lu Wenbin to close the abdomen.

Lu Wenbin was a little surprised. The abdominal closure was slightly different for different positions, and in Ling Ran's case, abdominal closure often meant an opportunity for further learning. Just like when suturing with the Tang method, Ling Ran often designated Lu Wenbin.

In the end, Lu Wenbin finally learned the Tang method of suturing.

Opportunities are always given step by step.

In this regard, Ling Ran is relatively fair. He does not judge doctors based on their level, years of experience or beauty, but always gives opportunities to the doctors with the best performance.

Lu Wenbin got started excitedly, and was beaming with joy because of the simple way of closing his abdomen.

The doctors watching around him were very understanding. Now, everyone knew that Ling Ran was already the best liver resection expert in Changxi Province, and he might become the best liver resection expert in China.

One of the experts in resection.

The country is too big, and many doctors from local tertiary hospitals cannot afford to care even if they want to. However, the strongest expert in a province can already illustrate his status.

Needless to say, Ling Ran was able to get in on the topic of liver resection in the National Natural Science Foundation of China every year, which was amazing enough.

What's more, Ling Ran is not yet 25 years old.

Experts will not retire, they will only change their offices.

Even with the current average life span, Ling Ran will still be in charge of the field of liver resection for 60 years, which is more than half a century. If you think about it more deeply, will the development of liver medicine require Ling Ran's participation in such a long time?

and recognition, whether the replacement of heads of liver departments in different hospitals may be interfered by Ling Ran.

The doctors from other hospitals in the operating room couldn't help but look at Lu Wenbin, their sore teeth almost becoming loose.

Ling Ran turned around and opened the intermediate treasure chest he had just obtained.

"Let's get a skill book." Ling Ran thought to himself.

He has not had liver cancer surgery recently, so the consumption of the virtual human is very small. He still has more than 3 hours available, which is quite a lot. Therefore, there is no urgent need.

Of course, if the system provides a few more hours of avatar, Ling Ran would also think it would be good. This thing is so useful. It can not only reduce the pressure of his operation, but also improve the patient's survival rate and life expectancy, but the amount is not large enough.

, if there is a sufficient quantity, Ling Ran can even use it for scientific research.

From Yin Cancan's treasure chest, a skill book also belonging to Yin Cancan jumped out.

Ling Ran nodded and opened it smoothly:

"Level 1 Skill Book: Upgrade a basic skill to a perfect level."

If there weren't people around, Ling Ran would have to give a loud compliment.

Compared to skill books with given contents, the "level one skill book" left a deeper impression on Ling Ran.

His ability to stop bleeding with bare hands was obtained from the first-level skill book.

Obtaining it is the perfect level, and it has always been a great help to Ling Ran.

Including the current liver surgery, Ling Ran is able to top the province with his master-level liver resection skills and become famous nationwide. This is thanks to his perfect bare-handed hemostasis.

Although the most difficult and complex bleeding problem in liver surgery cannot be perfectly solved by stopping the bleeding with bare hands, it gave Ling Ran considerable confidence and allowed him to dare to make more bold and risky attempts.

In the medical community, there is a saying that has been circulating: The more doctors are willing to make high-risk attempts, the higher the benefits for patients.

Of course, what is mentioned here is always the total benefit, not the benefit obtained by an individual patient.

An individual patient may suffer health damage or even death due to a doctor's high-risk attempt, but as far as the entire patient group is concerned, the doctor's high-risk attempt will definitely bring positive benefits.

In fact, medicine has progressed and advanced in this way since the beginning of its development.

Clinical trials of drugs, Phase I, II, III and IV, cost tens of thousands of dollars, but no matter what language is used to whitewash it, in the final analysis, clinical trials of drugs are to use people to test drugs, and every time someone is bound to suffer health damage as a result.

, death is nothing new. But it will naturally benefit all patients.

The same applies to surgery. The first surgeons, and even modern surgeons, are always increasing the risks of surgery while increasing the patient's benefits.

Even for non-research-oriented doctors, when surgeons start to make high-risk attempts, it is often not a question of whether the patient can bear the high risk, but that the patient has reached a point where the risk is no longer high and there is no benefit.

The relationship between doctors and patients is sometimes very similar to the relationship between investors and Internet companies.

However, what they invest in is medical services, and what they gain or lose is health.

For Ling Ran, after mastering the technique of hemostasis with bare hands, his capital and risk resistance have been greatly improved. Many surgeries can be performed with the help of manual hemostasis, just like many investment companies can

If you invest in high-risk industries with abundant capital, you will get high returns.

Ling Ran clicked on the "Level 1 Skill Book" with a little nostalgia:

exposed+

Cut+

Separate+

Hemostasis+

suture+

Drainage +

Basic surgical operations once again appeared in front of Ling Ran in a directly accessible form.

Ling Ran's eyes lingered on the two items "exposure" and "separation" for several seconds.

In his current state, sutures to stop bleeding or drainage, although there is room for improvement, are already strong points. Comparatively speaking, exposure and separation are the two items that can improve him the most.

Exposure is the foundation of the surgeon's foundation, and it is also the most difficult to learn, because it requires a lot of experience to know how to expose the appropriate anatomical surface.

On the ship that day, Lin Honghou almost cut the patient in half in order to stop the bleeding. If he had superb exposure skills, he could also successfully find the patient's bleeding point.

After finding it, although it is impossible to stop the bleeding as handsomely as with bare hands, and it may not be possible to stop the bleeding directly, but as long as the angle of the cut is good, it doesn't matter whether the hemostasis is elegant or ugly.

On the other hand, the value of "separation" cannot be ignored.

For example, liver resection or liver cancer surgery, or most surgeries in general surgery, are all about separation in the final analysis.

The most basic one is cholecystectomy. Its core is to separate the gallbladder and liver and remove adhesions. Cholecystectomy itself is something that even novices can do.

In cancer surgery, not to mention the value of separation, good or bad directly determines the success or failure of an operation.

It can be said that the 6 basic surgical skills not only bring a lot of improvements to doctors, but also are all-round, which is higher than surgical techniques.

Ling Ran thought carefully for a moment and clicked "Separate".

Under the "Separate+" list, another row of options suddenly appeared:

Separation of subcutaneous connective tissue

Separation of fascia and aponeurosis

organizational separation

Separation of subcutaneous cysts

This time, Ling Ran didn't need to think too much and directly chose "organizational separation".

Although the separation of fascia and aponeurosis is obviously beneficial for him to perform various orthopedic surgeries, such as hand surgery, arthroscopy and Achilles tendon repair, however, in terms of difficulty and breadth of application, it is always "

"Organizational separation" is the most difficult.

Unless Ling Ran does not perform general surgery such as liver and spleen, and is just a pure orthopedic surgeon, he will choose "separation of fascia and aponeurosis". Correspondingly, "separation of subcutaneous connective tissue" may be more suitable for plastic surgery.

For super profitable departments, as for the separation of subcutaneous cyst contents, some skills must be scraps, just like the subcutaneous cyst contents themselves.

Of course, if you don't have to choose to get them all, Ling Ran won't despise any skill.

Doctors' skills are difficult and rare, but patients cannot get sick. From another perspective, as long as Ling Ran has surgery, he doesn't care about the type...

Yin Cancan's skill book flashed twice and disappeared. At the same time, the basic technology of "Organizational Separation" mastered by Ling Ran was upgraded to the perfect level.

Ling Ran looked down at the operating table again and saw that Lu Wenbin was about to close his abdomen, so he simply said to Zuo Cidian: "We will arrange for two more liver resection patients later and send me the information..."

"Yes." Zuo Cidian agreed immediately.

"Do you want to perform liver resection with me?" Ling Ran felt that Zuo Cidian had already spent a lot of time and energy on Chris's fracture, so maybe he should try another direction?

However, Zuo Cidian thought about it carefully and shook his head firmly: "I'd better do Chris fracture first, there are still patients lined up behind me."

At this moment, the system jumped out again, displaying the task interface in front of Ling Ran:

Mission: Train new people.

Mission goal: Improve the technical level of a doctor.

Mission reward: Intermediate treasure chest.

Ling Ran couldn't help but raise his eyebrows. It felt like Zuo Cidian should have triggered this mission. Based on this calculation, Zuo Cidian had already triggered the same mission three times.

"Okay, you can do Chris's fracture. If you have any questions, come to me." Ling Ran didn't have anything to say. Most of the things like learning skills had to be done on his own.

Zuo Cidian nodded heavily and left the operating room with firm steps.

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Chapter completed!