Chapter 46 (1/2)

Chapter 46

“Seeing as you’re an intern, have you observed a lot of surgeries?”

Suhyuk opened his mouth with an embarrassed expression

”I'm only a PK[1]”

‘Why do I feel sorry to him when I was forced to come here involuntarily?’

“What the heck?”

The professor, who had a cold look, quickly softened his face

Actually he was in a situation where he had to deal with all the work, including the role of an assistant He lifted the patient's closed eyelids to check the pupils

No ht from the torch in the eyes, there was no reaction from the patient

Clearly he was in an unconscious state

Giving a sigh, he ien mask to help the patient breathe, and then checked the blood pressure The professor knitted his brows He could not get any blood pressure It was impossible to administer medication to the peripheral vein

The criterion for severely traumatized patients ide is when they fall down froher than 6 meters up It was natural that the patient’s body would have probleh as 13 meters One has no choice but to create a route to ad the central line[2]

Then the other patient was brought into the helicopter

Suhyuk helped to move the patient and lay him down, and he took off his clothes and checked the status as if he were perforet his blood pressure”

At his words, his face was further distorted The condition of the two patients was serious

The professor moved hastily First, he applied a local anesthesia to the patient in front of hi he had packed Inside was a box of long length It was a kit exclusively for central venous catheter insertion It was co and thick needle, wire and drape, suture and so on

The professor began disinfecting the dimple beneath the collarbone of the patient

His eyes shone sharply and he had a point in his eyes

He located a position to poke a long and thick paracentesis needle, which needed a skill that required a high concentration as the needle was put into the chest

Pneuhtly deflected or stretched

Besides, they were inside the helicopter that shook the surroundings

Even the professor, unable to balance his body and hands, was shaking

But there was no hesitation The needle was pierced into the vena cava precisely

His work did not end there He inserted a guide wire all the way through the needle

As he wore such a serious look, his face seemed to have no expression at all

At that mo out blood in the abdoe Not only did he do that but he also marked off the exact location with the disinfectant to draw the C line correctly

”You say you're a student?” asked the professor

Because it is not easy for a student to draw blood from the abdomen as well as locate the exact position to catch the C line

”He seemed to be in such a critical condition, so I drew out the blood first”

Moving his hands busily, the professor alternately looked at his patient and the patient Suhyuk was taking care of The Golden Time has already passed Five hours after the accident

Even one h hands to treat the patients The professor turned the unvented central venous catheter insertion kit to Suhyuk, and he said,

”Just poke it where you already marked off”

What he meant was that he apply the paracentesis needle to the C line Winding the wire, he opened his ain,

”You just do it as I tell you to do First, put the needle”

At that , because he found the needle already being stuck in the patient's chest He saw Suhyuk doing it skillfully That was not all When the blood flowed back, Suhyuk was checking whether it was an artery or not

”Oh… justhis head with a dumbfounded expression, focused on his patient

Blood was supplied through the line planted in the patient’s chests, and various liquids were also inserted Then, little by little, the condition of the patients began to recover with signs of vitality appearing

However, it was necessary not to be careless

They had to confirnosis at the hospital

The two of them continued to pull blood from the patients’ abdomens

Whenever they did so, the professor looked at Suhyuk unbelievably

Beads of sweat dropped fro his vision, but instead he just concentrated on the procedures His eyes looked even somewhat scary

The propeller of the helicopter was running for about 30 minutes Finally it reached the rooftop of the hospital The waiting medical staff rushed toward it quickly They carefully laid the patients on the wheeled bed and headed for the elevator

”Run! Faster!”

At the professor’s shouting the ait It was the sa the stretcher with the ret

”Could they ever stand up again?”

Suhyuk looked at the professor yelling at the medical staff