Since the surgeon holding the fetal head cannot push, the fetal head will fall down when pushed, so the assistant can only rely on the assistant to press the fundus.
Dr. Peng who shouted was still a little worried about whether Xie could be able to withstand it alone and pushed hard again. If she hadn't been afraid that she would be doing a disservice, she would have followed. The main reason was that her previous push for a long time was ineffective because she must have used the force in the wrong direction.
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Director Yu also looked at classmate Xie: Can you push it further?
She can. At this point, Geng Yongzhe obviously felt that there was no doubt. With the prying force transmitted from his hand, he could feel that Xie had some remaining strength. Furthermore, who in the class didn't know that Xie practiced horizontal bar?
His arm strength is better than many boys.
Pushing relies on arm strength. Don't think that Xie's fingers look slender. Xie's biceps are actually very developed.
The eyes peeking out of the glass window of the operating room seemed to be wide open, trying to accurately capture the action inside like a camera.
Contrary to what everyone imagined, no one saw Xie Wanying gritting her teeth, frowning, sweating, or any other energetic expressions. She could only see her eyes continuing to look at the direction of the hook in Classmate Geng's hand, and her palms slowly adjusted to one side.
direction, without adding any force. As soon as she finished adjusting this movement, the head of the fetus was completely delivered from the mother's womb.
Whoosh!
Dr. Peng, who was closest to her, felt like her eyes were going crazy.
A bright light flashed in Director Yu's eyes, and he used his fingers to clean up the fluid in the fetus's nose and mouth, shouting: "Continue!"
The eyeballs outside the glass window of the operating room were almost sticking to the glass surface, and they couldn't take their eyes off: This magical surgery scene in front of me was definitely a rare sight.
Director Yu held both sides of the fetal head with his hands and pushed the baby's neck to one side. He continued to push, and one of the baby's shoulders followed the delivery incision. He then pulled to the opposite side and then delivered the other shoulder. Director Yu then pushed to the other side.
After external lifting, the whole body of the fetus is finally separated from the mother's body. The umbilical cord is cut.
The lively baby was breathing on his own and crying.
When he heard the baby cry, Dr. Peng blew out his breath and shed sweat all over his body. He looked back at the clock and checked with the anesthesiologist that the time was correct: Fortunately, the entire delivery process only lasted seven or eight minutes, so there was still enough time.
Such smoothness is in sharp contrast to the difficult resistance encountered at the beginning, which is surprising.
It's all thanks to classmate Xie. Doctor Peng turned around and smiled at classmate Xie opposite. What a strange person, she seemed to have seen it tonight.
After removing the placenta and checking the uterus for no abnormalities, the doctor sutured the uterus and abdominal wall seven times.
After hearing the baby crying, Dr. Zheng rushed over to investigate the operation. When he ran outside the operating room, he found a man standing outside the operating room. He was surprised and said: "Director Cui, why are you here? Did our Director Yu ask you to come?"
The deputy director of the general surgery department ran to the obstetrics operating room. Could it be that the newborn had some disease after birth? The surgeon called other doctors for consultation. Like most other comprehensive tertiary hospitals, Beito Sanjia did not have a separate pediatric surgery department. If the child had something to do, he had to go to the hospital first.
The general surgery department came to take a look.
Seeing Cui Shaofeng, who was concentrating on holding his chin with his hand, he had to turn around when he heard the voice. Facing Dr. Zheng, he nodded slightly. Seeing the nervous look on his face, he had to deny and clarify: "No."
If the child is not here for consultation because something is wrong, why is this person here? Dr. Zheng’s mind can’t wrap his head around it: Deputy director, department head, would you come here to hang out if you have nothing to do?
