To the patient's surprise, there is gold under the man's knee. What made the doctor kneel? The medical staff said that such a thing is not uncommon in the operating room.
On the morning of April 26th, the reporter found Dr Sunny and talked about the story behind this photo.
Dr. Sonny knelt on the ground and operated on the patient.
From 7: 00 to 8: 00 pm, people usually have private time after work, eating, walking with their families and watching TV. But for Dr. Sunny, who performs seven or eight operations a day on average, it is a bit difficult to achieve such a scene.
As a doctor in the direction of intestinal tumors and breast tumors, Dr. Sunny entered the operating room as usual at 7: 00 pm on the 25th, and performed "local resection of anorectal tumors" for a 60-year-old patient with early rectal cancer.
"Usually, doctors enter the operating room, adjust the height of the operating bed and choose the best position. But yesterday, the patient's tumor position was relatively low, close to the anus. I adjusted the height of the operating table several times and adjusted the operating stool to the lowest level, but after I sat on it, my sight was still higher than the best view, which required me to keep my head down and stare, and the effect was not satisfactory. "
Dr. Sonny is making rounds.
Dr. Sunny said that in addition, the operating table is too high to facilitate the cooperation between anesthesiologists and assistants. "Finally, I think that there is a dead angle in the conventional posture, and it is better to kneel at the surgical angle, which is more conducive to removing the tumor and ensuring the surgical effect."
Dr. Sonny knelt for 40 minutes. Gan Ningyue, deputy chief physician of gynecology department of the Second Hospital of Zhejiang Medical University, couldn't help taking this photo and sending it to a circle of friends, which attracted countless praises at once.
At 8 o'clock in the evening, Sunny stood up. In fact, as an oncologist, you can tell how busy he is by the amount of his surgery. There are seven or eight operations when there are few operations, and even as many as 15 when there are many operations. It takes four or five hours to encounter difficult operations.
On the 25th alone, Sunny performed four major general anesthesia operations and 10 minor local anesthesia operations. This kneeling operation was his last operation that day.
Asked how he felt during these 40 minutes, Dr. Sunny said foolishly, "At that time, I only knew that I had been kneeling for a long time, and my legs were numb and I didn't feel anything. I wouldn't think so much when I was so focused on my work as you are. After the operation, I just want to eat quickly. "
Regarding the popularity of photos on the Internet, he said that in fact, their department has to perform about 100 to 120 operations a month, and other doctors sometimes kneel, which is really a normal working condition. Personally, he thinks there is nothing worth exaggerating. "For the best surgical effect and the patient's quality of life, it is easy to make the posture during surgery, and I don't care about my posture." Dr. Sonny concluded.