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"The exterior of the small intestine doesn't appear to have any issues."
After making space, Liu Banxia carefully observed and stated.
The crew also stared intently at the screen, hoping to catch some clue from the exterior of the small intestine.
However, it was still in vain, and it looked just like the typical condition seen during surgeries for patients.
"OK, let's prepare to clamp and make a puncture. Close to the pancreatic duct end, let's take a look."
After inspecting it further, Liu Banxia said.
"We will soon understand the situation more specifically." Li Liwei was somewhat eager.
After all, he has been a doctor for many years and has witnessed many surgeries, but has never seen bleeding in the pancreatic duct; intestinal perforation is much more common.
And even in cases of digestive tract bleeding, gastric bleeding has a higher incidence.
