At ten o'clock in the evening, Zhang Yi entered the System's training space on time. He wanted to complete the surgery tonight.
Now, I will begin the simulation training of 'Duodenectomy with Pylorus Preservation'. Host, please be prepared. Countdown 5, 4, 3, starting now!
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Congratulations to the host for completing all the training contents of 'Duodenosplenectomy'! [Reward: Unlocked Eye Surgery!]
Eye surgery was also a relatively delicate surgery, and it needed to be completed under a high-powered microscope. The most common ones were surgeries for nearsightedness and surgeries for the eyes. Cataract surgeries accounted for 50% of all eye surgeries. However, eye surgery was much simpler than surgery for the kidney.
Take the surgery of the eyelid as an example. As early as 200 B.C.(Han Dynasty), there were records of acupuncture for the eyelid. From 618 to 907 B.C.(Sui and Tang Dynasties), the deeds of removing the lens with needles were often recorded in historical records, and there were records of wearing glasses to correct the lens after the surgery.
After the 11th century, the main method was to use a glass tube to extract the lens.
After the 18th century, they began to carry out transcapsular extirpation (ICCEs) and transcapsular extirpation (EcCEs).
In 1967, the phacomulification technique began to be widely used in clinical practice.
So far, the most widely used surgery was phacomulification and artificial lens implant. There were two types of surgery, which were an extra capsule extraction and an artificial lens implant.
Moreover, there was no drug that could treat the condition of the patient's eyes. Therefore, surgery was usually used to treat the condition of the patient's eyes.
Cataracts were more common in the elderly, and occasionally there were traumatic, toxic, complicated, late-onset, and Metabolic Cataracts.
Cataracts are generally manifested as blurred vision, decreased vision, mythic drift, monocular double vision, glare, color vision drift, and visual field defect.
Many people said that there was a certain risk in eye surgery. If it was not done well, one could go blind. However, there was no operating theater without risks. Even a simple suture could cause serious infection if it failed.
Doctors could only try their best to avoid risks, but they could not say that there were no risks.
Just as Zhang Yi was still recalling some professional knowledge about surgeries in his mind, he heard a training prompt in the System Space.
Now, we will begin the simulation training of 'Eye Surgery (Cataract Extraction Artificial Crystal Implantation Technique'. Host, please be prepared. Counting down 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! It started now!
Then, an old man with white hair appeared on the operating table.
To be honest, this was Zhang Yi's first time being the chief surgeon for a surgeries. In the past, he had only been on the operating table with his teacher during his internship. He had a premonition that he would definitely fail this training.
Cataract surgery was easy and difficult.
The procedure was to expand the eyelid, then use a surgical blade to cut open the corneas, the front chamber, and the pupil. Then, take out the grayish-white lens and replace it with an artificial lens.
The difficulty lay in the small operating range and the small surgical field. Even when operating under a high-powered microscope, one had to concentrate and be careful.
Zhang Yi trained for another night and was beaten twice. However, his skills in eye surgery had also improved a lot.
The sunshine in July was like chili water, and there was not a single shade on the open street.
Zhang Yi took advantage of the free time during lunch to go out of the hospital to buy some popsicles to eat and bring some back for the people in the department.
As soon as he walked out of the hospital, Zhang Yi felt like Sun Wukong. He was refining pills in the Eight Trigrams Furnace of the Old Lord and was about to be roasted to death.
Another advantage of working in the hospital was that they didn't have to bask in the sun and had free air-conditioning.
Zhang Yi quickly walked to the convenience store opposite, picked up a few ice creams, paid for them, and left. At this moment, the elementary school students who were squatting on the ground and playing marbles at the entrance of the small shop suddenly cried miserably.
Zhang Yi glanced at the door and saw a little boy covering his eyes with his hands. Blood was still flowing out from the gaps between his fingers. Blood and tears mixed and flowed down continuously, soaking his clothes. Zhang Yi immediately threw the ice cream away, turned around, and carried the child to the hospital.
There were fewer people in the hospital at noon. The sound of a child crying could be heard from the quiet Emergency Department, and it was getting clearer and clearer.
Zhang Yi carried the child to the emergency room and began to debride the wound with saline solution. The doctors and nurses on duty in the emergency department also came over when they heard the crying.
"Zhang Yi, why are you here? What's wrong with this child?" The doctor on duty recognized Zhang Yi. After all, he had trained them before.
"This child must have been hit in the eye by the glass shards. We have to deal with it quickly.”
The doctor on duty nodded and asked the nurse to contact the doctor from the facial features department for a consultation.
Not long after, the child's father also rushed over after hearing the news. His temples were slightly graying, and he looked to be around 60 years old. He should have had a child at an old age.
After hearing the child's father's words, she found out that he had come to the city from the township to work today. The child happened to be on summer vacation, so she wanted to come to the city with him to play. She did not expect this to happen.
After the doctor from the facial features department finished his examination, he said to the child's father,"Your child's eyeball has already been destroyed by the glass shards. If you want to save your eyeball, the surgery fee and subsequent treatment may cost about 50,000 yuan.”
When he heard that it would cost 50,000 yuan, the father seemed very conflicted and hesitant. The doctor looked at the father's expression and continued,""There's another method, which is to remove the eye and install a prosthetic eye. The surgery will cost about five or six yuan, so it's up to you.”
The father was silent for a long time. His expression was extremely complicated and painful. After a long while, he said," Take it off. We don't have much money at home. We really can't take out 50,000 yuan."”
"But your child is still so young and you want him to have a prosthetic eye? It would have a huge impact on his future life.”Zhang Yi placed his hand on the father's shoulder, trying to persuade him.
The father sighed and said," We don't have much knowledge in farming, and we can't earn money. I usually make a few hundred yuan from scattered construction sites in the city. Our family really doesn't have any money!”He placed his hands on the table, tears welling up in his eyes.
It wasn't that he didn't want to treat her, but his family really didn't have the money. Where was he going to find more than 50,000 yuan? They didn't have much contact with their poor relatives, let alone lend them to you. It was too late to hide.
Zhang Yi opened his mouth and wanted to say something, but he didn't have money. His monthly salary was only a few thousand yuan. It was simply not enough.
However, he couldn't bear to see such a small child with an empty prosthetic eye.
Suddenly, he thought of the card that Su Qingqing had given him!
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