"Is splenectomy a surgery recommended by the guidelines? Can it be routinely performed in our hospital?"
Upon hearing this, Lu Cheng's spine went cold!
Goodness, this is where the loophole is.
Spleen Preservation Surgery is different from Limb Replantation Surgery. In Limb Replantation Surgery, the standard is singular: replantation of the severed limb.
An important part of limb replantation is the suturing skill, so if you say you just did the suturing, making everything favorable for the patient temporarily, that's acceptable.
Otherwise, would you just amputate when encountering such cases?
That certainly wouldn't do.
But Spleen Preservation Surgery is different. The officially recommended surgical technique is splenectomy; why would you suture it up?
Lin Qianlong, clenching his voice, said, "But we can't just watch the spleen, if there's a chance to save it, and let it be removed outright, can we?"
