Zheng Ren seemed to hear the professor's prayer. The guide wire on the screen moved slowly, but was very firm, without any hesitation, and without any pause, walking through.

Robin's eyes were like eggs, but he didn't notice it. Although the research direction was epidemiology, his professionalism was higher than that of 95% of the world's circulatory interventional physicians.

Robin knew how difficult it was to have such a degree of surgery.

Even if it is unclear, experts from major European medical centers and the final consultation opinions from the Caroline Institute of Medical Surgery in Stockholm are placed there.

A disease that cannot be cured at all!

This is a disease that cannot be cured at all!

Rudolph Wagner, who was stupid like a bull in love, actually asked two young people to perform surgery on the doctor.

This is simply ridiculous.

What's even more ridiculous is that their first step was successful.

Robin was stunned as he watched the guide wire penetrate the "sighing wall".

The most difficult step was just taken like this? He knew that as the completely obstructed right coronary artery was opened, even if there was only a trace, Dr. Mehal's heart would receive fresh blood supply.

Before this, the force that maintained his heart beat came from the capillary network. How could that little arterial blood satisfy the heart beat?

If it weren't for the external membrane lungs, Professor Mehal would have seen God long ago.

The process of opening blocked blood vessels is the most difficult and dangerous.

The fragile heart stopped beating at any time. On the operating table, the assistant next to the operator did nothing and was posing there to prepare to defibrillate Dr. Mehal as soon as possible.

But until a path was opened, he didn't move.

The operator's operation is gentle, so gentle that the heart that will collapse with a little force is not feeling.

This is impossible! Robin looked at the screen in shock, his whole body stiffened.

It's okay, it's nothing, it's just the beginning. Robin comforted himself that before that, he had a full understanding of Dr. Mehal's condition and surgery.

In this case, no one can use spin grinding to solve the mountain of blood clots and calcification lesions in the doctor's coronary artery.

Absolutely not!

Otherwise, the opinions of many experts from all over Europe and the United States will not be so pessimistic.

No one suggested interventional surgery.

because,

No one can do it.

The guide wire was gently pulled out, and then the rotary grinding probe was sent in.

The air in the entire operation room solidified, and everyone felt that a large stone was pressing on their chest, making breathing a luxury.

The first step was successfully completed, which exceeded the expectations of all the experts present. And who knows the next step?

Professor Rudolf Wagner said that the young man had a pair of hands that had been kissed by God.

Now, it is true.

The movement of the right coronary artery just opened, every subtle link is impeccable, and it is perfect to the extreme.

But this is a routine operation. Many doctors have done it, but they have never done it as heavy as Dr. Mehal.

Next, coronary erectile sclerosis is about to begin.

Dr. Mehal has all the surgical taboos for rotary abrasive surgery.

In the acute stage of thrombotic coronary artery disease or coronary heart disease, rotation aggravation can aggravate the formation of thrombosis in the acute stage.

Moreover, Dr. Mehal's coronary artery angle has exceeded 90°, which is an absolute contraindication.

A large angle means that the space for rotation is small during surgery, and the coronary artery may leak at any time, causing coronary bleeding and causing pericardial tamponade.

Even if it does not leak, it will only swirl the endometrium of the blood vessels, which will cause arterial dissection.

Those present, including the young doctors who recorded the numbers, were all elites among the elites of their peers. Everyone knew the difficulty of the surgery, and everyone's eyes were gathered on the screen.

The rotary grinding head was sent into the right coronary artery without attempting it. The surgeon was extremely confident and started rotary grinding.

Countless debris can be seen vaguely, but vaguely, because the speed is too fast, no one can see it clearly.

The debris is trapped by the filter mesh behind the rotary probe, and slightly larger debris will be prevented from entering the coronary capillaries.

Small debris are harmless to the human body and will not cause embolism or necrosis.

Pieces of blood clots are cut, swirled away, and turned into debris. It is like drilling a mountain to open a way, swirling the probe head forward and swirling out a channel of life.

The whole process is divided into two steps. The first step is what the surgeon is doing. First, simply polish it and spin it out a path.

This step is very difficult, and countless high-level professors dare not do it.

However, this is not the hardest.

The most difficult step is the second step, which is to sweep away the thrombus and calcification foci of the right coronary artery close to the endometrium of the vascular.

Staff from the Caroline Institute of Medical Surgery in Stockholm held their breath and watched the rotary grinding probe move forward step by step. In a few minutes, the access to the right coronary artery was basically opened.

Professor Rudolf Wagner did not relax, but became even more nervous.

It was beyond his expectations that the operation had achieved this.

However, the most difficult step is to rotate the position close to the endometrium of the blood vessel. It can be said that here, as long as Zheng Ren's hand has an error of less than 1mm, it can declare the operation failure and the clinical death of Dr. Mehal.

The palm of his hand was full of sweat, and the professor stared at the screen with all his concentration, watching the spinning probe begin to touch the part close to the endometrium of the blood vessel.

He subconsciously wiped his hands on the spotless white clothes with his hands, wiping away the sweat from his palms, but he couldn't wipe away the tension and anxiety deep in his heart.

Professor Rudolf Wagner's heart was very bouncing, like a person was beating a drum in his body. He was focused on looking at the screen, but his body trembled slightly with the strong heartbeat.

Like Professor Rudolph Wagner, Robin stared at the screen nervously. Because he opened his mouth to breathe for a long time, he felt a little dry in his mouth. He swallowed hard, but felt a little painful.

Because it is too nervous, the oral glands have not secreted saliva for a long time.

The dehydrated mucosa rubs, causing damage, causing the capillaries to rupture. In an instant, Robin felt the smell of blood in his mouth.

But he did not care about the changes in his body, but focused on looking at the screen, with his hands surrounding him with ten fingers, his nails pressed tightly against the back of his hands, and the nail bed was pale.

The operation of the rotary grinding probe is fine to the millimeter level. The thrombus adhered to the endometrium of the blood vessel and the calcified plaques are finely rotated away, and the right coronary artery gradually shows the shape that a blood vessel should have.

Half an hour passed, and Dr. Mehal, who was lying in the operating room, had no problems at all. The expected deathly complications such as ventricular fibrillation, which were expected to occur, did not appear.

Moreover, with the opening of the right coronary artery, myocardial blood supply improved and the situation improved little by little.

It took half an hour before Zheng Ren opened the entire right coronary artery.

The moment she withdrew from the rotary grinding probe, Su Yun breathed a long sigh.
Chapter completed!