Chapter 78 75. Run away——Shoumeng LoveMIkeG Han always adds more (35)

This is the first time Varela has failed to get a ticket for surgery.

Just as he hurriedly left the hospital and rushed to the theater door at the risk of almost being knocked over by a carriage, a "Sold Out" sign was already hung in front of the ticket booth window.

"Don't look at it, it's sold out." The ticket seller smiled and poured a sip of brandy into his mouth. "Ignatz didn't come last night for the cesarean section. Kawi, who had a cesarean section successfully today, and Ignatz

Gennaz came to the same stage for a performance, and it was still a wonderful appendicitis. Tsk tsk, the tickets were gone in less than 5 minutes."

"How much does a ticket cost?"

"Regular ticket? 50."

"Why is it 50? When will it drop back to the normal price?"

"Don't worry, with today's popularity, as long as this appendicitis surgery can continue to be successful, the next one may rise to 70."

Looking at the ticket seller who was happily counting money for his boss, Varela was unable to complain: "Really no tickets?"

"No, let's wait until later. Anyway, the Municipal General Hospital will definitely perform a cesarean section, but it will take some time." The ticket seller closed the window and walked out of the small door, "If Mr. reporter is interested in the operation,

, you can definitely find people who haven’t entered the market yet to pay a high price and then buy it.”

Buy again?

For a regular ticket of 50 kronor, you will need to buy it for at least 70 kronor. This is still a conservative estimate. Judging from the popularity, I am afraid that doubling it is not too much.

"Don't be kidding me. I have to pay the price difference myself."

Although Varela said this, the reality is actually more cruel.

Now that he no longer has the privilege of a columnist, the editor will not reimburse the surgery tickets, and he has to pay for it himself. Based on his pitiful salary of more than 200 crowns per month, how could he throw away less than half a month's wages for an operation?

No longer alive.

"I saw your little colleague just now. He bought a 70-kronor note. How about you discuss it with him?"

Varela sighed: "Forget it."

"In that case," the ticket seller took another sip and said with a smile, "Actually, it doesn't matter if you miss a show. Anyway, you missed it last night. You reported to the agency that you didn't see that a group of people left the venue after the operation.

If we are still following Dr. Kawei, we will have to go to the Municipal General Hospital together."

Varela knew that he was scolding her, and he could imagine how heated it was last night, but now he could only endure it in order to get in: "Mr. Dimon, I want to discuss something with you."

"Huh? What's going on?"

This operation has advance notices to warm up the operation, and the ticket sales time and operation time are clearly stated. It is definitely much more reliable than the temporary cesarean section last night.

The operation was scheduled for 7 p.m., and in order to build momentum, the theater also specially vacated the surgical theater used for the cesarean section last night, and opened the door to allow entry starting from ticket sales at 4 p.m.

The retail business last night made the hospital manager understand that food is indispensable. Of course, letting those vendors in is far less comfortable than being a middleman yourself, so today there are several more snacks in the lounge.

At 6 o'clock in the evening, the theater that had been emptied out all day no longer smelled of blood, but instead was filled with the smell of all kinds of food.

The audience present talked about the cesarean section last night. After complaining about the petty reports of several newspapers, their attention also fell on today's appendicitis surgery.

Needless to say, the difficulty of the operation is that the abdominal cavity has always been a restricted area for surgery. The anatomical structure of that area is complex, the wound is prone to ulceration, and it is difficult to suture and heal.

The success rate of appendicitis surgery in Austria has been hovering around 50%. Even with the advent of anesthesia, which has reduced the speed of surgery, the success rate has not improved. On the contrary, there is a faint downward trend.

Compared with the fast-in and fast-out, thrilling and exciting cesarean section, appendicitis surgery is a mess, tepid and extremely time-consuming.

Ignaz is the record holder for appendicectomy time. The average operation time was controlled at about 50 minutes, and the fastest one only took 34 minutes. Unfortunately, the patient died on the eighth day after the operation due to uncontrollable high fever.

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The point of surgery is very clear.

Let’s take a look at the wonderful performance of Kawei who shocked everyone last night;

Second, let’s see what other sparks Kawi and Ignatz can create and whether they can break the surgical record time;

Third, let’s see how Ignatz explains his absence last night and how he evaluates last night’s cesarean section.

At 6:40, Kawei and Hills were in place.

After last night's surgery, Hills still felt awkward, but appendicitis was a major surgery, and Ignaz was still the surgeon, so he had to bite the bullet and participate. Moreover, in the announced surgery list, he was still the first assistant, and Kawei was still the first assistant.

Assistant, at least he looks decent.

At 6:45, Father Schmidt, who was quietly asleep, was pushed into the operating room accompanied by his adopted son and Hermann.

The effect of ether is very strong. Under the guidance of the nurse and Hermann, little Schmidt tried his best to finally make his adoptive father sleep.

Although there were some twists and turns in the process, Schmidt started retching after smelling the ether, and foamy liquid gushed out of his mouth. Fortunately, Kawei had made an anesthesia response plan in advance, and the nurse turned his head to the side in time.

Aspiration was prevented and anesthesia was successful.【1】

At 6:50, the chief surgeon Ignatz was in place.

He reexamined the area around Schmidt's pain, selected the appropriate location for the incision, and then outlined the entire procedure to three assistants.

At 7 o'clock, the host and two staff members entered the venue on time.

"Ladies and gentlemen, the aftertaste of last night's cesarean section is still lingering here, and I can still hear in my ears your warm applause for Mr. Carvey's superb skills."

The host was dressed more and more gorgeously, wearing a red and black robe. He had a scalpel at hand: "This is the scalpel used by Mr. Kawei during the cesarean section yesterday. Today, the tip of this knife will also successfully cut off another child."

The appendix in a patient. Let’s have the original owner of the scalpel and today’s chief surgeon—Professor Ignaz von Kern.”

Ignatz entered first.

He knew that he had to face not only an appendectomy today, but also a flood of questions. So he preemptively explained the reason why he could not attend the operation last night: "I was drunk last night."

There were some boos in the audience.

"Don't get me wrong, I just went to have a drink with the count." Ignatz had already thought of an excuse. "Everyone knows that I have made a rule that I will never go to the operating table after drinking, because it is not good for the patient.

Responsible. So when I learned that Ms. Nora needed emergency surgery last night, I decided to hand over the surgery to Dr. Kawei."

There were some discordant voices on the field: "I understand if you don't go on stage, but you can go on-site to give guidance."

"Yes, we are worried about it."

"I was very drunk at the time, and the guidance was just adding to the chaos." Ignatz knew that the more he said, the more outrageous he was, so he quickly got over the "plot" on his side. "Judging from the results, Dr. Kawei lived up to expectations and won the prize."

I am very happy to have had a cesarean section."

After saying that, the host took over the words very cleverly: "Next, we have to invite the first assistant for today's surgery, the young surgical genius who all Vienna went crazy for last night - Kavi Friedrich Hai

Dr. Ince.”

The audience burst into applause, but Ignatz, who was standing aside, slowly typed a "?" on his forehead.

Kawei's entrance was not fast, and there was a short pause in the middle. The reason was that the order of appearance had changed. According to the previous practice, the introduction after the surgeon was a formality, and Hills and Herman would be mentioned by name.

, and Kawei basically used "assistant" to take care of it.

But now that Kawhi has suddenly emerged, if he is deliberately promoted to the position of first assistant, there will be two dazzling stars on the court, which is enough to support the scene. At this time, the second and third assistants have become dispensable tools, and in the end

The worst case scenario is that the name will be deleted.

The host undoubtedly made enough money by doing this as a gimmick and heated up the atmosphere at the scene, but it also deeply hurt Hills.

He was mentally prepared for Kawei to take away Isuke, but the moment he heard Isuke's name being replaced, Hills still couldn't face this fact calmly and chose to leave resolutely.

He didn't complain, let alone argue, because his skills were inferior to others. He just couldn't stand the theater's private arrangements and the noisy audience's denial of him.

Ignatz also couldn't agree with the host tampering with the order. It's true that heroes are judged by success or failure in surgical theaters, but just a successful cesarean section doesn't mean anything. Hills also has the strengths of Hills. Moreover, the list is

He handed it in personally, and Qavi's rise has affected his authority.

Seeing Kawei gently shaking his head at himself, Ignatz realized the seriousness of the problem.

Hills had thought about leaving before, and he was satisfied with the prices offered by other hospitals. In the end, he stayed because of the quality of the hospital's patients and the promotion position guaranteed by Ignatz. After a cesarean section

With such a quarrel now, it seems that I can't keep it.

In fact, Kawei doesn't want to let people go. It takes time to train surgeons, and more people can share more pressure. In the future, there will be more and more common surgeries in the surgery, and such backbones are needed to help.

But the host's words have already been spoken, and there is no turning back.

Now that he was suddenly pushed into the first assistant position and kicked out Hills for the second time, Kawei felt that he still had to restrain his sharpness: "Welcome Mr. Ignatz to bring you a wonderful appendectomy. At the same time,

We also welcome our second assistant, Mr. Herman, to the stage."

Someone in the audience asked: "Where's Hills?"

"Teacher Hills has a patient that needs to be dealt with temporarily." Kawei explained, "Sometimes our surgery is like this. Maybe we will encounter some difficult things and need someone to deal with it as soon as possible."

"Hiles is having surgery now?"

"It's just that someone sent two trauma patients, and only two teachers could handle them, so"

Kawei took Herman, who had just entered the scene, to the preparation room. At the same time, he looked at Ignatz and successfully brought the topic back to the surgeon and the patient: "Now I would like to invite today's patient, the priest of St. Mary's Church.

Your Excellency, Yannick Moussa Schmidt."

The door opened, and two staff members pushed Schmidt in, who had already completed anesthesia.

"Father Schmidt was suffering from appendicitis, and the pain had lasted for three days. But he still prayed with great concentration, hoping to receive salvation and forgiveness from the Lord. Of course, as far as my personal experience is concerned, it is better to seek help from the Almighty Lord than to trouble him.

It will be easier for me to solve this problem."
To be continued...