Before the operation begins, the patient's abdominal skin is routinely pinched with forceps for the main surgery. If the patient does not cry out for pain, he can use the knife.

Why is it called just a preliminary in place? Because there are differences in the various reactions of each person to the surgery, including pain... For example, the reason for this difference may be the difference in the absorption and metabolism of anesthetics by individual patients. Some patients metabolize drugs quickly. Some patients metabolize drugs slowly. Because individual differences in the speed of drug metabolism cannot be accurately evaluated before the operation, they can only depend on the situation during the operation.

The surgeon pinched the skin before the surgery and confirmed that it was not painful, which did not ensure that the patient would suffer from pain during the operation. Only the continuous monitoring of the anesthesiologist can ensure the safety and comfort of the patient during the operation.

For safety reasons, current anesthesiologists generally start anesthesia with the safest dose possible. This initial dose is based on the small amount, and then leave an external tube at the epidural anesthesia puncture point to facilitate additional doses when needed.

During the operation, the main surgery will be incised with the abdominal wall. Like other surgeries, first conduct exploration to explore the organs in the very near and around the uterus. After the investigation, use saline gauze to pad the intestine tube and put it in the hook. Student Geng’s work is coming, and he tries to pull open the abdominal walls on both sides to expose the surgical field to other surgeons.

Because the tumor is large and the uterus is stretched very much, it is difficult to perform surgery in the abdominal cavity. You will use forceps to lift the pessimism out of the abdominal cavity for external operation. In any case, such a large tumor and uterus must be pulled continuously, and the pulling force must be very strong, otherwise the entire diseased organ will not be exposed.

At this time the operation was carried out, the patient's groans appeared.

When they heard the patient crying in pain, Geng Yongzhe and Zhang Shuping were shocked and couldn't believe their ears. They thought that the anesthesia doctor was here, how could the patient cry in pain? What surprised them even more was that Dr. Zhou, who was sitting near the patient's head, lowered his head and didn't know what he was busy with, and the screams of pain seemed to be heard. For a moment, everyone almost thought that Dr. Zhou had suddenly deafened his ears. Everyone could hear the sound and reacted, but Dr. Zhou didn't seem to feel it.

As the chief surgeon, Du Haiwei must have had no need to say much, his whole face turned dark. When an operator heard the patient's call during the operation, he could imagine how anxious he would be.

"Doctor Zhou." Du Haiwei's solemn voice came out.

The first sound was like Dr. Zhou was inaudible. Until the nurse in the operating room walked over to remind Dr. Zhou, Dr. Zhou looked up and replied, "It's okay, I added medicine to her." He spoke very calmly, and he was in a state of being in control of the patient's current situation.

Anesthesiologists like Dr. Zhou are qualified to challenge Du Haiwei. In terms of age, the two are similar. From a professional perspective, even a surgical professor is definitely not as professional as Dr. Zhou. Dr. Zhou has 100% control over the anesthesia of surgery, and Du Haiwei cannot direct anesthesia. The majors are different, and surgeons are even more unlikely to interfere in criticizing the anesthesiologist’s mistakes.

Dr. Zhou’s tough reply is because he has his own professional confidence.

It’s just that the patient screams in pain. How can you continue the operation if you call a surgeon?

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