Princess of Nongmen

Chapter 1897 The eyes of other people
Liu Ya's words were clearly heard by the surrounding soldiers.At the beginning, some people were obviously stunned, because it would undoubtedly be extremely dangerous to move forward; then these people showed pride and determination on their faces.

The coach can do this, so what else is there to fear?
What's more, the ones buried under the stone pile are their brothers. They have rescued people together for many days, ate and slept together, and they are brothers who have traveled many miles side by side.

If the situation just now was reversed, what if they were the ones buried below?Would you like someone to come to the rescue?Even if they heard someone moving stones outside, even if they saw a glimmer of light, they would have no regrets in their hearts.

Therefore, Liu Ya's decision quickly aroused everyone's response, no one objected or flinched, they all changed their formation and followed behind Liu Ya and Gu Shangqing, ready to go back with them.

But Liu Ya is not so blind, she intends to go back to save people, not to die.She cherishes life, let alone the lives of others.

Liu Ya raised her hand, made a stop movement, then turned her head to look at Gu Shangqing, and said, "Brother, send two people back and lead the team over. If there are more rescuers, they can be rescued as quickly as possible." There are more hopeful people."

"Master, I'm going too." Ah Ning said loudly, expressing her unshakable thoughts.

Liu Ya nodded and said: "I will never forget you. From now on, you are still my shadow. Because I want to live more than anyone else."

Aning smiled, and followed behind Liu Ya with peace of mind.

Gu Shangqing also immediately sent two soldiers to lead the team over, and at the same time explained: If Fang Lei has not come back, someone will be left waiting to convey the news to him.

Liu Ya took this opportunity to get a few soldiers off their horses to form a circle, propped up everyone's coir raincoats and bamboo hats, and made a temporary tent for the soldier who was injured by falling rocks to be treated on the spot.

Liu Ya understands the steps and precautions of field rescue.Although the conditions are harsh now, it is not on the battlefield where arrows are flying across the sky. Less external interference can improve the efficiency of the operation. The sooner he is treated, the greater the hope of saving his arm.

"Two more people, light a torch and illuminate me from this side and this side." Liu Ya pointed to two directions, then knelt down on one knee, and took out her scalpel.

Because there are no surgical conditions here, Liu Ya can only use the simplest but relatively cruel method to directly remove the broken bones and then fix them.

As for how much the scapula can recover from such an injury, it depends on the person's own physical condition and God's help.

Moreover, such an open traumatic fracture needs to be operated under such conditions. Even if the operation is successful, postoperative infection resistance and healing will be problematic.It really can only be "do your best and obey the destiny".

Liu Ya held the scalpel in her left hand, and stretched her hand to the pocket at her waist.But when her fingertips touched the medicine bottle, she hesitated and took it back.

It's not that he was reluctant to give medicine to this Gu family's army, but Liu Ya thought that there were more seriously injured people under the stone pile.In a moment of life and death, Liu Ya could only leave the life-saving medicine to the most critical wounded.

Liu Ya squeezed out two silver needles with a shake of her hand, and said, "Now I will give you acupuncture to relieve pain and stop bleeding. But the pain of fractures cannot be relieved by sealing the acupoints, so don't pass out even if you grit your teeth. One must know how to cherish one's life, endure forbearance and still have hope."

Liu Ya quickly sealed the acupoints for him, and before the man could react, she retracted the silver needle into her sleeve, and immediately handed over the scalpel to her right hand, cutting open the ruptured wound on his shoulder blade.

"Hiss!" The pain from the cut flesh was not strong because the acupoints were sealed. This person was only surprised and worried, and he gritted his teeth and endured it.

Liu Ya took a look at his condition, put down the scalpel, and quickly picked up a pair of tweezers. With her left hand, she supported the cut wound, and the tweezers of her right hand plunged in, and a broken bone came out.

"Ah!" The broken bones and muscles were connected, and the pain from being ripped out made him cry out in pain.The pain was obviously bearable just now, but now the pain from the wound seems to be on the apex of the heart.

"Be patient, there is one more piece. The small bone fragments must be taken out, otherwise they will not heal and become necrotic, damaging the surrounding good tendons." After Liu Ya finished speaking, she put down the tweezers and picked up the scalpel to scratch again , Use the tip of the knife to peel off the broken bone that has penetrated into the muscle.

"Hmm..." The man was in so much pain that he couldn't speak.He trembled when he heard Liu Ya's words.

Liu Ya glanced at the people holding the torches on both sides, and the two of them took a moment to understand, and at the same time stretched out their hands that were not holding the torches, and held down the injured companion.

Taking advantage of the man's lack of time to react, Liu Ya quickly changed to tweezers again, poked into the wound and pinched out another broken bone.

"Ah! Ah..." The pain caused the man to convulse, but then he collapsed as if all the strength had been taken away from him.

Liu Ya shouted: "Don't get dizzy. It's almost over, your shoulder is fine."

While trying to recall the man's consciousness with a loud voice, Liu Ya straightened and bandaged his misplaced bones.

It's just that this person still hasn't regained consciousness, his body is still limp, and he doesn't respond to Liu Ya's bone-setting pain.

Liu Ya shook her head helplessly, quickly bandaged the wound, and slapped his face vigorously at the same time.

Coma is the self-protection consciousness when people resist pain.But coma under such conditions, the body cannot produce a natural stress response, which is not conducive to wound recovery.At the same time, infections that could otherwise be resisted on their own will follow.

In such a rainy day, after such a serious injury operation, not being able to produce their own antibodies is tantamount to suicidal.

Fortunately, Liu Ya finally slapped him vigorously, which restored his consciousness, and then gasped for breath because of the pain.

Liu Ya squinted her eyes and said, "Hold on, there is one last shot."

"What? Didn't it mean it's over... Ah!" Before the words finished, it turned into a hoarse scream.

Liu Ya's hand squeezed his wound heavily before letting go.

This pain hoped to stimulate the production of his own stress antibodies, that's all Liu Ya could do.

It's just that Liu Ya didn't expect that when she stood up after the operation, she saw several soldiers around her looking at her in horror.

In the eyes of these people, even if the hands and feet were broken, it would not be as scary as Liu Ya's surgery.

Liu Ya also knows that the operation process of Western medicine is a great challenge to the psychological limits of the ancients.She could only pretend that she didn't see the eyes of the others, and quickly packed up the surgical kit.

(End of this chapter)