


Today during our nursing attachment, we had a rare chance to view a radiology / chemo abolism / some operation that is due to malignant cancer.[*i'll get u the name when i'm free] We saw through computer about how the doctor inserted something tru the woman's arterio femoralis then to arterio pelvicalis dexter then to aorta.. target was to get the thing into the common hepatic artery. After an hour or 2 long procedure, it was still impossible... so they took a break, due to high exposure of x-rays for a long duration was bad.Thus, we left and went to anatomy class. Hope the lady was fine.. her hepatic artery was.. damn kao wierd angle, no way the wire can enter =.="!
I hope i will post about biochem tasks later in the night, laterz.