If there is an issue with the equipment or the environment, the circulating nurse will immediately report it to the lead surgeon.
Then they will try to apply to the hospital to change the operating room.
The Cardiothoracic Surgery department has its dedicated operating room, and usually, the surgery schedule is decided by the department itself.
There are many advantages to this.
For instance, the switching of operating rooms becomes more flexible, and the procedures are simpler.
In an emergency, the department head can solve it with just one command.
The anesthesiologist is not Director Feng, but another chief physician. After all, they are both Level 4 major surgeries.
In fact, anesthesiologists have quite a significant voice in surgery.
They can even veto a surgery.
If, after assessment, they think the risk is too high and uncontrollable, they can directly suggest changing the treatment plan to the lead surgeon and reject the original surgical plan.
