Anesthesiologists came to observe this exchange, and they were also amazed: "Intraoperative anesthesia has always been a difficult problem, especially this kind of surgery with large hemodynamic fluctuations and great concern. The Swan-Ganz floating catheter we tried to use before is really expensive and cannot be purchased. It is invasive for the patient and the timing of the catheter is difficult to control. I hope Dr. Tao can cooperate with the anesthesia department with this method. I am very looking forward to him coming to the scene later to give us a lecture and conducting such research in various hospitals."

Clinically, only medical operations that reduce costs can be effectively promoted. When surgeons hear the cross-disciplinary voice of anesthesiologists, they are deeply aware of the importance of today's surgery to explore the cutting-edge technology.

Everyone was warmly looking forward to Tao Zhijie coming to hold a lecture quickly, and the atmosphere seemed to be like building Tao Zhijie into a god.

The first row of teachers from the National Association of National Foreign Studies University 2 looked at the ceiling.

Think about it, what if this group of people finally learned that it was not Tao Zhijie.

Having said that, there is a reason why these people suddenly rush to "Tao Zhijie". Because even though they came up with "Tao Zhijie" who might have to undergo circulation, it is obvious that they will encounter the biggest problem in surgical practice.

"You said, how did Dr. Tao analyze and compare based on these values, and how to draw a conclusion on which blood vessel is the best and most suitable for the current patient."

"We have had the relationship between central venous pressure and CVP circulation. Is Dr. Tao doing the surgical demonstration based on this research?"

"Have you reached a conclusion?"

"The lower the central venous pressure, the less bleeding."

"Did Dr. Tao's method now in the surgery for comparison?"

"No, it's a data statistics that I'll do after I finish it. I hope to learn from the next surgery."

"What you said is too simple. Is it okay to take the low value?"

"It is a preliminary study, which is far from how to guide surgeons. In fact, using the Swan-Ganz floating catheter to perform pulmonary arterial pressure PAP and pulmonary capillary pressure PCWP, or directly measuring the inferior vena cava pressure IVCP, there is no breakthrough point in the study in statistics."

Therefore, the difficulty is probably not how to monitor the patient's intraoperative hemodynamics but how to calculate how to apply it to the surgery. Of course, TEE is undoubtedly much simpler and safer than using Swan-Ganz floating catheter or central venous catheter. The problem is that the latter is definitely more difficult to find research breakthroughs from massive data than the previous two.

Everyone calmed down, knowing that it was really difficult and too difficult to put this surgical creativity into practice.

Perhaps it is precisely because of this reason that the surgeons of the National Association were silent from the beginning, knowing that the hepatobiliary surgery department of their hospital was doing something more difficult than climbing to heaven.

"My head must explode first." The atmosphere was too depressing, and a doctor laughed straightforwardly like a joke and broke the silence.

No matter what, if he can't do it, it doesn't mean that his peers can't do it. He is a doctor, and he hopes that technology will make breakthroughs and benefit the world.

No one would make fun of the jokes this doctor said. Because the live operation screen shows all the values, and you are not afraid to let your colleagues see them with your own eyes. Anyone can make calculations and judgments.

The result is that everyone will surrender with the white flag.
Chapter completed!