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I posted the case and Alex asked who's going to do the case. I said Mr Fadli or Ms Aini. He asked again which MO was going to do the case, why would a surgeon do the case? I said the surgeons want to come. Makes me admire those days when the surgeons let us do whatever we wanted. I learned SSG from senior MO at that time.
Alex asked how long will the SSG take place. Well usually SSG takes at least 2 hours but we have another baby KIV to post and I don't want Alex to not call this case. So I bluffed and said "about an hour?"
"One hour my foot" was what the old man replied hahahaha.
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Me and Da Jun were questioning my surgeon. After two times stating her stand she said "I know what I'm doing" and I almost laughed. Poor her why la her senior MOs like this.
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The mesher wasn't sharp. It made marks on the graft but it didn't go through. Such a hassle making nets by hand. Bila ni last sekali guna mesher?
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I burned the bleeders and then debrided some slough that was left and everyone paused because they couldn't implant the donor skin when I wasn't done. Alex stared at me.
"Everyone is staring at you."
I didn't even look up. "Continue staring. Might want to take a picture it'd last longer."
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I subconsciously hummed to Tchaikovsky violin concerto while suturing. But then I got bored and offered the needle holder to Meryem.
"Yem sambung."
"Tak mau." She said tonelessly.
She was first to scrub in but I felt like I took over the case from her. Yeah I did hahaha from debriding to setting the dermatome thickness (I told my surgeon it's 3mm but she said 2mm so we went with that but after the first graft I told her it's too thin so we set back the dermatome to 3mm see I know what I'm doing) to choosing the skin carrier to grafting to implanting and whatsit.
"Yem aku dah penattt," I held out the needle holder because I really was bored already.
"Tak mau."
I went back to suturing.
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