Super Magic Surgery System

This time, Knight Victor didn't enter the operation room. He was well aware that if he joined, he would become an assistant and be mocked by these foolish and vain old guys. He might as well entrust all the work to Chen Qun and let him do it alone.    

When the operation was successful, he could shut the old guys up even more. In any case, if she joined, it wouldn't increase the success rate of the operation. On the contrary, she would be observing from the outside as a bystander. Perhaps, she could find out a few places that Chen Qun missed and give some suggestions. Even if the operation was successful, he was still the leader. Even if there was no contribution, the virtue of being able to see through people could never be lacking.    

This was the style of the British Empire.    

Chen Qun held the hemostasis forceps and stopped the bleeding from the cerebral veins within a few minutes. Furthermore, Chen Qun's method of stopping the bleeding was simple and clear. He directly used the Hemostatic Forceps to clip one of the vein branches, and then used the electric knife to lightly burn the remaining blood capillaries that were still bleeding. The blood pressure in the cerebral vein immediately rose, and the monitor cut the alarm.    

Brain hemorrhage, say serious not serious, say serious almost cause the patient to die. There was only one way to solve the problem, and that was to find a bleeding spot. However, the brain was different from the internal organs. It was impossible to search all the organs around. One needed to rely on rich experience and anatomical knowledge to locate the location of the bleeding quickly, and then start the process of hemostasis.    

This process usually required a few minutes, but the doctor who had the operation just now was unable to find the exact position from the numerous blood vessels, which was why they had to ask Victor for help.    

However, the moment Chen Qun attacked, the bleeding stopped immediately. This meant that Chen Qun was more experienced and had more solid knowledge than them. Sometimes, surgery was just a tiny trick, and in the end, it would decide the life or death of the patient.    

What made them most discouraged was that even before the operation had started, Knight Victor had already determined that they would have suffered a large amount of bleeding in that area. The result was as expected. Even though they had brought the accident a little earlier, and didn't touch the blood vessel that Knight Victor specified, in a sense, it could be denied.    

However, everyone was an expert among experts. Everyone knew about professional areas. If Knight Victor didn't predict anything, it would be lying with his eyes open. Those with a discerning eye would have thought that you were the ones who triggered it in advance. Arguing about it was akin to defeating a person's character. You might as well just admit it.    

However, all the experts and doctors in Royal College of Medicine knew that even though Knight Victor was an expert in the field of nerves, he was definitely unable to determine in advance which portion and which blood vessel had the problem.    

The only one who could make such a decision was the young Chen beside him. Although quite a few doctors had heard of his request for a Nobel Prize in medicine for myopia correction surgery, all the doctors had scoffed at this matter. He knew that this was just to show off his instrument technology. The only thing of value was the special use of this new type of equipment.    

The Nobel Prize in medicine had not been awarded to any surgical operation for decades, and competing for the nomination was a bit of a hype. However, because this technology was very advanced and their thoughts were impeccable, everyone felt that they had the qualifications to compete for the nomination.    

After all, which doctor didn't want to be awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine for inventing a new technique?    

This kind of nomination was absolutely not something that could shake the award. Entering the competition was the biggest reward, and as for winning the award, it was simply impossible. Whether it was the other biomedical applications, or the numerous doctors sitting by the side eating melon. It would also be supportive of such a new type of technique to demonstrate its existence.    

Because it has two meanings, one of which is the cross-border application of the most advanced technologies, and the other of which is short-sightedness, which is a disease of the world, and which occupies one third of the world's population and is too extensive. If this kind of surgery could be popularized, it could be said to be beneficial to all of humanity.    

Initially, he had thought that this operation was just a symbolic propaganda. Moreover, with the traditional style of an Asian, it was very normal for him to find an outstanding doctor to promote this kind of operation. The doctor's level was close to their level, which was probably the highest estimate.    

They had never expected that Chen from China had such an ability to operate that it was far beyond their imagination. If it was said that the brain deformity of the princess was due to Chen Qun, the founder of the new technology, then it was normal that no one would be able to do it.    

Now that Chen Qun had demonstrated his superb skills in traditional surgical techniques, this was a slap in the face. When they first saw him do the minimally invasive surgery, they could see that he was using some surgical techniques on the beam. They thought that he was overthinking it, but it seemed like it was a huge difference between heaven and earth.    

But now, witnessing Chen Qun using traditional surgical instruments to perform surgery, he solved the problem they had yet to solve easily, especially the skillful and simple one. It immediately made all the Royal Fellow who was watching on the side lose face.    

If Chen Qun had to put in a lot of effort to complete the rescue, it would only mean that it was a matter of luck, or that there was a slight technical gap. However, Chen Qun's actions, which could even be done by Doctor of Impatient Department, made the problem seem simple. Either their abilities far exceeded theirs, or their doctors were simply too weak, or both.    

"Perhaps the pressure on the operation was too great, causing Anthony to be unable to perform well. Now that Chen has solved this problem, it's really great." Mr. Victor, then please continue with the subsequent separation. Please be careful as we have not reached the most dangerous portion of the central venous connection. "    

"Start the low frequency sound waves of the ultrasonic suction device and begin to separate the tissue parts of the brain. Chi Hong, upload the operation diagram onto the big screen. Pay attention to the yellow area. That is the best part of the separation. Although we cannot predict what will happen in the process of separation, we can estimate the boundaries of separation. "    

Along with Chen Qun's words, a 3D image appeared in the middle of the operating screen and the four 2D hologram drawn by the medical academy. Even the blood vessels and tissues were vivid and lifelike. Blue blood vessels denote the most complex portion of the veins, red blood vessels denote the arterial portion, and in the red blood vessels, you can even see that the vessels are moving.    

At the junction of the two brains, there was an irregular yellow fissure that curved around the junction of their brains, making the operation even more difficult.    

All of the Royal Scholars in the observation platform immediately fell silent. This 3D structure diagram was countless times clearer than their model diagram.    

The most depressing thing was that they recognized this image at a glance. It was the three-dimensional structure of the head of the two patients they had studied for over half a year. As for why Royal College of Medicine didn't have this map, it was because the calculations were too complicated, and in the end they couldn't produce a proper result, so they used a simple plane diagram to replace it.    

Now, everyone had a question in their minds: aren't we in the developed world? Aren't we the Royal Academy of Sciences? However, why was he so much weaker than Chen Changsheng?