Coronary artery angiography, in a big hospital like Tuya, seems like a very common procedure, but in the county's People's Hospital, it is considered quite a challenging operation.
Especially in such an emergency situation, the time allotted for the doctors to perform the operation is extremely short.
Whether it's anesthesia or cardiac catheter puncture, there's a certain level of technical difficulty involved.
To be blunt, even routine procedures like lumbar puncture often experience technical immaturity and lack of precision in most county people's hospitals, with puncture failure being quite common.
The technological barriers between county hospitals and provincial tertiary hospitals are invisible and intangible, yet they truly exist.
It's not that provincial tertiary hospitals have locked down the technology without sharing—it's nothing like that.
Many core medical techniques are certainly not passed on externally.
