"After occluding the blood flow, continue to pack for hemostasis, check the patient's coagulation function, and transfuse FFP and platelets as needed."
"What's the patient's current body temperature?" Lu Cheng continued to ask the anesthesiologist Liang Yaozhong.
"I can't measure it now!" Liang Yaozhong only had two hands; he had to manage general anesthesia, monitor vital signs, adjust the infusion rate of norepinephrine, and manage the patient's airway.
At this moment, someone walked in: "How is the patient's condition?"
"Liver contusion, direct open liver injury, I've already performed temporary occlusion of hepatic blood flow. Waiting for your general surgery consultation opinion." Lu Cheng recognized the newcomer.
It was Tan Yuan, a senior attending physician in general surgery. He's forty-one this year and hasn't been promoted because the general surgery department has limited positions.
