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"Beep beep beep... beep beep beep..."
"Blood pressure has dropped."
The monitor sound rings out, and Wang Lei reminds them.
"Stopping the bleeding, increasing blood transfusion, the vascular here is too fragile," Wang Chao calmly says.
This is also a very common occurrence during liver surgery because the liver's blood supply is so abundant. Even if you don't accidentally harm it, the disease itself can make the vessels very fragile.
Liu Banxia is standing aside; today's chief surgeon is Wang Chao, which could be considered his "graduation exam". He needs to handle such situations because this is an essential skill for a surgeon.
"Okay, how's the blood pressure?"
After the hemostasis procedure, Wang Chao asks.
"Keep going, the blood pressure has come back up," Wang Lei responds.
"Goodness, you scared us into a sweat, still need some practice," Wang Chao remarks.
