The anesthesiologist just finished tracheal intubation, establishing mechanical ventilation. Director He personally participates in CPR, nurses are administering rescue medication, and two graduate students are jointly maintaining the patient's position. Other doctors and nurses are also busy, working in perfect coordination. Everyone is occupied, so they don't have time to report the case to Yang Ping; Yang Ping has to check it himself. The patient's chest CT is hanging on the viewing lamp.
A huge mediastinal tumor, clearly malignant, has already eroded numerous surrounding organs. Director He has a decent skill level now and dares to be the chief surgeon for such surgery.
"The massive tumor is pressing against the heart; even before we started anesthesia, the heartbeat and respiration suddenly stopped." Director He is sweating profusely, finally finding a small moment to speak to Yang Ping.
"Indeed rare, such a large mediastinal tumor." Yang Ping squints slightly.
