After Director Shen, Director Shao, and Director Zhou arrived in the resuscitation room,
Director Shao impatiently rushed forward.
"Xiao Yan, has the echocardiogram been done? What's the patient's current condition?"
"The cardiac monitor, the defibrillator—how are the preparations coming along?"
Director Shao was quite experienced with pericardial injuries, especially those from stab wounds.
Pericardial injuries can be divided into pleuropericardial and phrenopericardial injuries, both of which can cause acute cardiac tamponade.
When conditions permitted, a preoperative echocardiogram was always required. It helps determine the site of injury, as well as the needle's insertion angle and depth.
