Returning to ’90s, She Became Famous in Major Surgical Fields - Chapter 3424 【3424】Hole

   Chapter 3424 [3424] Hole

   Hearing this, Shin Woo-hwan turned to look for the ambulance at the scene.

   In the major disaster in the city, all ambulances from major hospitals were dispatched. It is a very rare scene that ambulances from major well-known tertiary hospitals gathered at the scene.

   The doctor who got off the ambulance is bound to have met and familiar eyes in the same city.

  The second ambulance of his own has not been seen yet, but Shin Woo-hwan saw the ambulances of Xuanwu and Beidu. Worst of all, for some unknown reason, the NAC's ambulance never arrived at the slowest.

   The one who came down from Xuanwu is a familiar person, Dr. Xiao Yang.

   When he heard that there was a neurosurgery patient who needed supplies for emergency surgery, Xiao Yang and the nurse in his hospital hurried over to help. When I went to the scene, I glanced at a few faces I had seen before, and spit it out: "Xie Wanying."

   He murmured, obviously, she didn't hear it.

   It wasn't that she forgot who he was, but that her energy was all on the patient and not on anything else. Her stubborn ailment is so famous that it makes any opponent tremble with fear. Xiao Yang knew all this.

   Once upon a time, he had imagined that he would one day regard a young female medical student as a formidable opponent and keep it in his mind along the way.

   "We need a scalpel, hemostatic forceps and long forceps, do you have any? Give me anything." Cao Dong shouted.

  Xiao Yang squatted down, opened the first aid kit in his hand, and took out the items the opponent needed to support him, his eyes under the glasses kept an eye on the scene in front of him.

   The severity of the patient's injuries is not as good as how "smart" the injuries are.

   It should be said that the casualty was relatively lucky, and was not injured by a type 1 blast to his fatal lung. The shock wave threw the wounded out of the window and hit the hard concrete floor. If a fall injury such as a fracture occurs, it is a Type III blast injury. As a result, no serious to fatal Type III blast injuries have been seen for the time being.

  The onlookers felt that the wounded man was so terribly injured that he might not survive, because he was frightened by the blood on his face.

   Careful inspection will reveal that the wounded man was pierced by blasted glass with blood all over his head. This injury is a type II explosion injury, called projectile injury, that is, the injury caused by the object penetrating the human body during the explosion. Type 2 blast damage can be very large in diameter.

When    first exploded, people far away were actually affected by misfortune and were scratched by small glass blocks and small rocks that flew out. An adult holding a child is looking for a doctor to bandage the scratched hand.

   As you can imagine, the damage of the projectile injury can be big or small. If the projectile penetrates the vital organs of the human body, it is also deadly.

   After the doctor's on-site inspection, a long piece of glass may have been stuck in the patient's brain.

   I just mentioned that the human head is surrounded by the skull like a copper wall to protect the brain tissue. It is not easy to pierce the brain tissue through the skull. Generally, craniocerebral impact injuries are more common in clinical practice.

  The fortresses that are said to be very strong all have walls that leak air, where they can be exploited. It is possible to stab the brain, usually a tricky tipped object drills a hole.

  The points on the head of the people where the holes are drilled can be said to be the most common accident point in the position of the facial features, because the positions of the facial features are "holes".

   If it penetrates into the eye, or enters from around the eye, it can easily enter the brain through the eye socket.

   Nostrils, the place where cerebrospinal fluid can leak out, wire chopsticks etc. can reach the brain in minutes.

   (end of this chapter)