What followed was the classic laparoscopic cholecystectomy procedure, a true test of the technician's fundamental skills.
The anesthesiologist administered general anesthesia with endotracheal intubation.
The patient was placed in a supine, reverse Trendelenburg position.
Afterward, Wu Ting began the classic three-port technique on the patient.
The first port was below the umbilicus. After making the incision, he inserted the trocar and began insufflating gas to establish a pneumoperitoneum.
He inserted the laparoscope camera, and Dr. Qin began to assist by holding the scope.
Watching Dr. Qin skillfully assist Wu Ting, Director Huang couldn't help but feel a wave of emotion.
'What treatment! An ordinary junior doctor wouldn't even dare to dream of this.'
Wu Ting began the exploratory laparoscopy with practiced ease:
"No abdominal adhesions, no masses..."
"No lesions on the liver or spleen..."
"No gastrointestinal adhesions, no tumors..."
