Chapter 737： See a doctor (2/2)
While talking, Ling Ran had completely exposed his right liver.
On the screen, the attitudes of Anderson's doctors were slightly more positive:
”It was pretty good.”
”It's a better surgeon.”
”You can already see the tumor, and hope that the degree of differentiation is higher.”
The doctors in the remote consultation did not leave, and they also paid special attention to this operation. Otherwise, they would leave after the meeting.
Ling Ran followed the established steps ~~ step by step operation without any discount.
He did something similar before the operation.
In fact, before the operation, Ling Ran made a very complete plan through a virtual person and performed a considerable amount of simulation in the operating room.
Only at the step node will Ling Ran remind you:
”I started with the hilum.”
”The gallbladder bed is free.”
”The inferior vena cava is exposed.”
The consultation doctors on the screen gradually lost the desire to speak, especially Mitchellson, who initially liked to remind Ling Ran, and now does not even remind.
The details of Ling Ran's surgery are not much superior, because he is constantly trying to avoid or avoid those high-risk surgical procedures. Of course, the operation is even more ordinary.
If the doctors who saw the operation were ordinary doctors, then they would start to murmur.
However, the consultation doctors all know why Ling Ran did so easily.
Foreigners do not understand the concept of weightlessness, but they also know that simplifying a difficult step in itself means great difficulty.
”Surgical judgment, it's amazing!”
Finally, the old man in the upper right corner of the screen, Dr. Mitchellson, said something.
The other three doctors on the screen nodded gently.
”Right hepatectomy is more complicated than left hepatectomy.”
”If you look now, the patient should be able to recover.”
”The prognosis can also be expected, um ... I'll go first, and call me if necessary.” A doctor left.
The other three looked at the screen, but did not speak.
There is no harm in seeing such a rare operation, isn't it?