32 hours of someone’s life literally in your hands, these people deserve so much more recognition than they get!
RolandLWN on
Did they leave the tumors in that bloody container on the floor next to them?
Seafox89 on
“Two pillows and blankets please”
Katherinetvc on
Real life heros
lord-krulos on
I mean they usually do shifts of different surgery teams for long surgeries. This seems exaggerated
Particular-Poem-7085 on
I’ve worked for 30+ straight hours and it’s not pretty, you kind of start to drift in and out with periods of clarity and periods of not knowing who you are. I can’t even imagine how they can stay focused enough to work on a frigging human brain.
bobbigmac on
Surgeons who lose a toe if they drop a scalpel?
aussiechickadee65 on
I thought my mum’s 16 hr operation was extraordinary.
They would have rotated…and let’s also not forget the ‘gas guy/woman’. They have a real hard task and also rotate. Taking over someones breathing is no easy peasy thing to do.
Also the body is VERY AWARE that it has been traumatised for 32 hrs. It won’t take this lightly even though it is common belief because the person cannot feel what is going on, neither can the body. We were warned that after such a long surgery, heart attack was quite likely….and it did occur but once again, they pulled my relative back from the brink. Does have permanent heart damage but is alive years later.
januscanary on
30 of those hours the surgeons spent using Stealth
OkRiver5883 on
A big claim without giving any source, wow
jmcdongle on
Genuine question, would open toe and no socks be allowed in the OR normally?
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That’s cool but it seems unsafe to wear slippers.
Now that’s dedication 👏
32 hours of someone’s life literally in your hands, these people deserve so much more recognition than they get!
Did they leave the tumors in that bloody container on the floor next to them?
“Two pillows and blankets please”
Real life heros
I mean they usually do shifts of different surgery teams for long surgeries. This seems exaggerated
I’ve worked for 30+ straight hours and it’s not pretty, you kind of start to drift in and out with periods of clarity and periods of not knowing who you are. I can’t even imagine how they can stay focused enough to work on a frigging human brain.
Surgeons who lose a toe if they drop a scalpel?
I thought my mum’s 16 hr operation was extraordinary.
They would have rotated…and let’s also not forget the ‘gas guy/woman’. They have a real hard task and also rotate. Taking over someones breathing is no easy peasy thing to do.
Also the body is VERY AWARE that it has been traumatised for 32 hrs. It won’t take this lightly even though it is common belief because the person cannot feel what is going on, neither can the body. We were warned that after such a long surgery, heart attack was quite likely….and it did occur but once again, they pulled my relative back from the brink. Does have permanent heart damage but is alive years later.
30 of those hours the surgeons spent using Stealth
A big claim without giving any source, wow
Genuine question, would open toe and no socks be allowed in the OR normally?
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Are those medical grade flip-flops?
Also, what’s up with all the junk on the floor?
https://preview.redd.it/xl7j8y2gxq5g1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=103aebfa920870e7194c7d6958713bebdc811c8c
Salute.
I am really bothered by the one surgeon having on sandals and uncovered feet. That seems really weird in a surgical room.
Fucking doubt.
don’t feel bad for them, they get paid very well.
Damn… The patient gonna join them when he sees the insurance bills…
Just take a load off anywhere you’d like…
Don’t thank God he done nothing, thank them 2 and there team,
They collapse at the same time? I call bs. Being tires and laying down ain’t the same as collapsing. Collapsing ain’t voluntary.
Respect.
No socks wearing sandals in an OR is a choice I would never make.