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Many players find trouble with missions dealing with aneurysms as while they are treating one the remaining aneurysms may burst. The general idea is to sedate and cut all the aneurysms first, so that they do not pose any further threat of bursting. Once done cutting all aneurysms in view, remember to scan the area to check for other aneurysms. |
Many players find trouble with missions dealing with aneurysms as while they are treating one the remaining aneurysms may burst. The general idea is to sedate and cut all the aneurysms first, so that they do not pose any further threat of bursting. Once done cutting all aneurysms in view, remember to scan the area to check for other aneurysms. |
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− | + | Treat and cut the larger aneurysms first. They require more dosage of sedative, and don't cause bleeding (and vital loss) after you've cut them, unlike normal aneurysms. A full syringe of sedative should also be able to fully shrink (or at least sufficiently maintain) multiple swelling normal aneurysms. |
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− | + | As you treat the aneurysms, more may appear outside your view, and the assisting nurse would often alert you to this. This often occurs when you've closed a blood vessel before suturing it. If this happens, quickly connect any open vessels and then scan around to find the remaining aneurysms. |
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Most missions dealing with aneurysms will also launch a final wave of 4 or more aneurysms. This is usually a good time to use the [[Healing Touch]] so as to quickly treat them, or keep the patient from dying if they burst. Otherwise, note that some vessels start out in a greater danger of bursting than others - memorize which these are, and treat those first, if you want the "no aneurysms burst" bonus these missions offer. |
Most missions dealing with aneurysms will also launch a final wave of 4 or more aneurysms. This is usually a good time to use the [[Healing Touch]] so as to quickly treat them, or keep the patient from dying if they burst. Otherwise, note that some vessels start out in a greater danger of bursting than others - memorize which these are, and treat those first, if you want the "no aneurysms burst" bonus these missions offer. |
Revision as of 02:32, 16 May 2010
Aneurysms are swollen blood vessels. When left alone, they will continue to swell until they burst, causing hemorrhaging and damaging the patient's vitals. Since the vessels are usually very small, the magnifier is used during the operation.
Treatment
Normal Aneurysms
To treat an aneurysm, the brown sedative must be injected into the bulge. Then, before the sedative wears off, the aneurysm must be cut out with the scalpel. After which, the aneurysm is to be removed with the forceps. The blood pooling from the vessel is then to be drained, and the forceps are needed to reconnect the vessel. Finally, suture the vessel to complete the treatment.
Large Aneurysms
Large Aneurysms appear in New Blood and Under the Knife 2, and are treated the same way as regular aneurysms. However, since they are formed at the junction between 3 vessels, a synthetic vessel needs to be positioned between the ends of the blood vessels with the forceps. In Under the Knife 2 these synthetic vessels are already in the correct angle, while in New Blood, these synthetic vessels need to be rotated into place by twisting the Wiimote until the correct angle is found. Finally, suture all 3 ends of the vessels to complete the treatment. If the vessel is left untreated for too long, blood begins pooling, obscuring your view and breaking your chain.
General Tips
Many players find trouble with missions dealing with aneurysms as while they are treating one the remaining aneurysms may burst. The general idea is to sedate and cut all the aneurysms first, so that they do not pose any further threat of bursting. Once done cutting all aneurysms in view, remember to scan the area to check for other aneurysms.
Treat and cut the larger aneurysms first. They require more dosage of sedative, and don't cause bleeding (and vital loss) after you've cut them, unlike normal aneurysms. A full syringe of sedative should also be able to fully shrink (or at least sufficiently maintain) multiple swelling normal aneurysms.
As you treat the aneurysms, more may appear outside your view, and the assisting nurse would often alert you to this. This often occurs when you've closed a blood vessel before suturing it. If this happens, quickly connect any open vessels and then scan around to find the remaining aneurysms.
Most missions dealing with aneurysms will also launch a final wave of 4 or more aneurysms. This is usually a good time to use the Healing Touch so as to quickly treat them, or keep the patient from dying if they burst. Otherwise, note that some vessels start out in a greater danger of bursting than others - memorize which these are, and treat those first, if you want the "no aneurysms burst" bonus these missions offer.