The plan itself was fine; the problem was the chief surgeon's skill. If Wu Ting could invite a sufficiently qualified expert, the matter would be resolved easily.
"Dr. Wu, you'd better decide quickly. Either you contact an expert immediately, or you raise the money as fast as you can. If this drags on, I'm afraid the patient won't make it."
Director Duan reminded him.
After hearing this, Wu Ting knew the most urgent problem was achieving perfect hemostasis for the penetrating liver injury.
Dean Liu and the others were currently using gauze packing. While the immediate results were acceptable, it came with a high risk of complications and couldn't provide a permanent solution, leaving the risk of re-bleeding.
As for Dean Liu's proposal—a pincer maneuver combined with a hepatectomy—it was sound in theory. However, this method placed high demands on the Technician, and the overall cost of the procedure was significant. It would be a hefty expense.
