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This patient was originally advocated by Director Long for ex-vivo resection, as the tumor was too tricky to be removed by traditional methods.
But Dr. Liao, wanting to show off his skills, thought the risks of ex-vivo resection were too high and that the surgery would take too long, so he considered the traditional surgical method safer and more controllable.
At the time, there wasn't enough blood prepared for transfusion. Director Liao, who had been performing this surgery without issues for ten years, believed he was highly skilled. When it came to preparing blood, the Blood Transfusion Department had said that at most 4 units were available and it would take two days to provide more. Director Liao couldn't wait; if it was 4 units, then 4 units it would be. Normally, there wouldn't be any problems with this surgery.
Unexpectedly, when separating the tumor on the operating table, the blood vessels were inadvertently cut, causing a gush of blood to spurt out.
