Chapter 933: The Misguided Stomach Tube

About fifteen minutes into the surgery, the intraoperative frozen section reported: Consider tubercular granulomatous inflammation.

The intestines, scattered like a handful of pearl rice, indeed indicated tuberculosis!

But what now? The surgery could only address the intestinal obstruction. From the exploration, it appeared that parts of the small intestine had already become necrotic. Director Fang prepared to perform a partial resection of the small intestine and an intestinal anastomosis. As for the millet-like nodules, there was no need and no way to treat them surgically; they would only be washed and then treated with anti-tuberculosis drugs after surgery.