The Surgeon's Studio Chapter 2268 Mechanical beauty

Chapter 2268 Mechanical beauty

Cheng Qian was a little confused. He didn’t understand what miss Daina was saying at first.

What doctor dina Sterling saw was a trend because she was a surgeon and had performed similar operations before. Cheng Qian hadn’t acc.u.mulated any relevant experience, so he didn’t realize what had happened at first.

However, he didn’t have to wait too long for the data. In the surgical field, boss Zheng stretched out his hand, and the Willow-leaf knife, which was s.h.i.+ning with a cold light, hit his hand. The monitor Monitor on the top right corner of the screen showed that da Shuang and Xiao Shuang’s heart rates had dropped to about 102 beats per minute almost at the same time.

There wasn’t much difference between the top and bottom, and it was actually controlled within one time.

Cheng Qian was stunned. He had the same thought as Dr. Dina Sterling. How did they do it?

At this moment, Cheng Qian felt that a pair of eyes wasn’t enough.

The lancets in boss Zheng’s hands didn’t hesitate at all. He directly cut down along the position of the atrium, which was connected in both big and small, and separated the heart.

This was the most important part of the surgery! Although it was a microsurgery and nothing could be seen with the naked eye, Cheng Qian stretched his neck as if he could see more clearly if he was closer to the screen.

However, the most important part of the surgery was the anesthesia used on the twin sisters that boss Zheng brought from Haicheng.

They were so synchronized, but in their synchronized movements, they took care of each other’s values, staggering the dosage so that the heart rate of Xiao and Shuang dropped to almost the same frequency!

It took two pairs of eyes to catch the sight. Cheng Lai didn’t have time to sigh as he focused his vision on boss Zheng’s surgery. After all, he was a doctor, a chief surgeon, not an anesthetist.

He only paid attention to what he should pay attention to.

Boss Zheng’s surgery was really well done. The blunt scissors were used as hemostatic forceps. The a.s.sistant cooperated well, and there was no delay in using the ultrasonic knife to stop the bleeding.

Dr. Dina Sterling stood up. In her opinion, this step was the line between life and death. It was a technical point that was completely impossible to achieve.

No matter how many times he simulated it, it was impossible. Even when the last operation failed, Dr. Dina believed that this operation had already surpa.s.sed the current technology and that someone could only do it in the future.

However, he did not expect that in the imperial capital on the other side of the ocean, someone could actually achieve this after dozens of hours!

Her mind was blank, and her eyes were fixed on the beating heart. Blunt scissors, lancets, and ultrasonic knives alternated in the small s.p.a.ce without stopping for a moment.

She didn’t know how much time the anesthetist could buy for the surgeon, and she clenched her fists unconsciously, as if she were cheering for the surgeon.

Every second seemed to last forever. Doctor dina Sterling was worried that her heart rate would go out of control. Even under the control of the octopus, her heart would still be torn left and right, which would lead to the failure of the surgery.

Doctor dina Sterling put herself in the shoes of a surgeon. If she were to stand on the operating table at this time, she would probably be very nervous. After all, the “peaceful” time that the anesthetist fought for would not last long, even if they were in sync.

However, on the operating table, the surgeon and his a.s.sistant were as calm as two machines. The surgery progressed at high speed in silence.

After an unknown period of time, the part connecting the two hearts was completely cut open. The image on the screen was silent, but it was as if a bolt of lightning had struck Dr. Dina Sterling’s heart.

They had actually done it!

Although the surgery was still difficult, Dr. Dina Sterling had no reason to doubt that the surgery would end smoothly.

The two small hearts were beating gently, but it did not cause any trouble for the surgery. After separating the connected atriums, Cheng Qian felt that his eyes were not enough to see everything.

As the heart was separated, boss Zheng became the first artiste, and his a.s.sistant became the second.

As the surgical field was limited by the position where the heart was separated, Cheng Qian realized that the first and second artistes did not perform the heart surgery near his side.

They performed intertwining operations and used the patch to anastomose the cut part of the atrium on the other side!

Holy sh * t … There’s actually such a thing?

On the screen, it was as if the Twin anesthetists had washed their hands and changed their clothes before going on stage. Although the first and second anesthetists were performing the surgery in a cross-legged manner, there was no interference at all. They were like mirror images as they sutured under the microscope.

It wasn’t just Cheng Qian, even doctor dina Sterling from Philadelphia was dumbfounded.

This kind of operation … Was definitely not mentioned in the textbooks.

Dr. Dina Sterling slowly loosened her clenched hands and stared at the screen. At this moment, she even thought that this wasn’t an operation that a human could do!

A few seconds later, doctor dina’s upper, lower, inner, external, oblique, and lower oblique muscles spasmed almost at the same time.

It was as if an electric current had pa.s.sed through it, strengthening the physiological electrical reaction by countless times. She didn’t notice that the muscles around her eyes were trembling. Instead, she raised her hands and placed them on her head.

Her fingers trembled slightly, and she held her head with both hands, expressing her shock and surprise. It looked like she was performing some kind of mysterious ritual.

Doctor Cheng Qian’s attention was focused on the screen, so he didn’t notice miss Daina’s strange behavior.

The surgery was done quite quickly. The first and second warlocks used patches to repair the weak positions of the heart muscles like a mirror image. They were uneven and orderly, and there was a kind of mechanical beauty in their absent-mindedness.

This kind of beauty was hard, mechanical, and had a steampunk feel to it.

Dina Sterling and Cheng Qian had an illusion that the surgery was not performed by humans, but by two machines. If it were a human, he would definitely not cross-control without making a single mistake.

Only a machine could be so silent, calm, and accurate!

After the suture was completed, dina Sterling felt relieved, and then lost.

She hoped that the operation would be successful, but after the most crucial step was completed, she felt that the mechanical beauty was floating in front of her eyes, and she could not grasp it.

Doctor dina Sterling subconsciously grabbed forward with both hands, trying to grasp the process of the surgery that had already been completed.

However, the cold machines on the operating table did not seem to realize that the steampunk beauty had disappeared. They continued with the next step.

The pleura, pericardium, and diaphragm were separated. He used an ultrasonic knife to separate the hepatic bridge.

After the successful separation of the two children, to prevent chest and abdominal pressure syndrome, the skin defect in the chest and abdominal cavity was not sutured directly. Instead, the pericardium was reconstructed with expanded polyteterohedron.

In addition, the same materials were used to reconstruct the bone and soft tissue defects of the chest wall. After the chest reconstruction was completed, the abdominal wall was reconstructed.

Since the peritoneum was too large for abdominal closure, the peritoneum was repaired with a patch material. The size of the patch was about 2 cm by 5 cm.

In the end, after boss Zheng formed a ‘z’ shape of the skin, the skin of the chest was closed without any tension, the skin was sutured, and the separation surgery was successfully completed.

At that moment, Dr. Dina Sterling still had her hands forward, motionless like a statue.