Although the epidermis and subcutaneous tissues of the corpse had been completely cut open by the Master, if you wanted to check the internal organs in the abdominal cavity, you had to use a thoracotomy to expand the ribs on both sides, so that the internal organs could be completely exposed.
The thoracotomy is already heavy, and it takes a lot of effort to expand the ribs, and it takes a lot of effort for male forensic doctors, not to mention us female forensic doctors.
I've seen Master open the chest of a corpse, and my head is sweaty from exhaustion.
When I was in school, I didn't lose anything to those boys, except for the operation of opening my chest, and I was panting and sweating every time.
Master is chasing ducks to the shelves, and I also want to see if what I learned in school is solid.
Carefully placing the thoracotomy on the corpse's chest, I took a deep breath and focused all my strength on both hands.
It took me more than ten minutes to spread the ribs on both sides of the corpse, and fine sweat was already breaking out on my forehead.
I didn't dare to stay longer, so I carefully took off the chest opener, and then gave up my position and stood next to me.
"Open chest finish" "It's too slow to strengthen later," Master coldly threw out a sentence at me.
"Yes," I agreed, adjusting my breathing a little faster.
Master peeled the internal organs out of the corpse step by step, and I was impressed by the skillful movements of his hands.
In addition to Master's skillful and cautious work, even when my tutor was teaching us in school, I didn't think that he was more professional than my Master.
Today, after seeing this new master's technique, I once again confirmed that I was following the right person.
His approach was on par with that of the master, and although they were classmates and were taught by a mentor, there were talented people in every profession.
The Master led the way into the door to practice in person It is also necessary for students with high understanding to learn professional and technical skills so well.
The Master put all the internal organs that had been peeled off and placed them in a tray in turn and carefully inspected them one by one. heart, lungs, stomach and liver "The heart is slightly enlarged, and it should be that the deceased had a slight heart attack before his death."
"The lungs are of normal size and nothing unusual has been found."
"Stomach" Just as I was taking the autopsy record, Master cut open the stomach with a knife and pulled out the incomplete residue of the stomach, he stopped "What's wrong with my stomach," I approached Master with a notebook and a pen.
"It seems to be an object in the stomach that is suspected to be a pill," Master said, leaning down to take a closer look at the residue he had pulled out of his hand.
I also poked my head over, and under the shadowless lamp, I clearly saw that on Master's gloves, two small pills that had been half-digested and soaked softly appeared.
Because it had been corroded by stomach mucus, Master carefully separated the residue from the pills.
Also be careful not to push too hard, causing the tablets to be crushed.
"Send this to the laboratory and explain the urgent test" Master put the separated pills in the test box.
"Understood, I'll send it over right away."
Except for the thoracotomy that I did the dissection, the rest was the master's main surgery.
I did learn a lot, and after the master carefully examined the corpse again, and after confirming that the unlicensed was over, he told me to send the pills to the laboratory as soon as possible, and he did the rest of the work himself.
By the time I had sent the tablets to the lab and returned to the autopsy room, Master had already stitched up the body. aa2705221: