Author's tip: The following content is a true portrayal, but it may cause discomfort. I personally recommend that ordinary readers skip it. As for those who think they have a heavy taste, just pretend I didn't say it. Anyway, after writing these hundreds of words, I was in a bad mood, and my blood pressure soared to 95/160:

Sheldon will definitely resist desperately when facing the broken ice cone. At this moment, even the harness and the special bed with a tied belt cannot work.

A better way is to receive general anesthesia.

However, anesthesia is a high-tech medical method and requires a skilled anesthesiologist to operate. Moreover, mentally ill patients have experience in taking various drugs and will become resistant to anesthetics, resulting in incomplete anesthesia, wake up halfway through the operation, or die directly after excessive anesthesia.

But here is a mental hospital, and naturally there are simpler alternatives, electrical convulsion therapy.

Generally speaking, electroconvulsion therapy is a treatment method for psychiatric diseases, but the side effects are also huge. Patients receiving treatment will fall into a deep coma.

This side effect is what the surgeon, or the ice cone, requires.

This deep coma can last for more than half an hour, and during this period, people are like dead. Even if they chop off their hands, they cannot wake them up.

Theoretically, the next surgery can also be performed when Sheldon is completely awake, but it will cause pain and resistance to the patient, increase the difficulty of the operation, and appear inhumane, so it is done after corona.

Then the "doctor" pulled up Sheldon's upper eyelid with his hands, and the ice cone was pressed against the eyeball, and penetrated the eye socket from bottom to top along the gap between the upper eyelid and the eyeball.

At this moment, ice cones are no longer called ice-pick, but have a new special term - transorbital, which is a synthetic word. The prefix trans has the meaning of "passing through". The root orbital is "orbital, ring" and also has "eye sockets, wheel-shaped eye sockets".

So the literal translation is "punching through the eye socket"!

The ice cone is penetrated with such a clever channel that has been experimented with many scientific experiments, and will not destroy the eyeball function. As long as it is operated properly, the eyeballs under the ice cone vertebra are as elastic as cooked peeled eggs, which are enough to support the mild compression of the ice cone vertebra. It will only cause a small deformation and will recover after the operation. This is an amazing accuracy.

The sharp tip of the crushed ice cone presses against the thin layer of bone on the top of the eye socket.

Then the "doctor" used a hammer to hit the tail end of the ice cone handle. With a light "click", the ice cone pierced the bone layer and entered the brain at an angle of about 15 degrees along the parallel position with the bridge of the nose. The doctor used force on his hand, and the ice cone continued to penetrate deep into the brain. At this time, a slight suffocation feeling would come from the palm of the hand holding the ice cone handle. It was normal. After all, the contact between the ice cone of the steel and the hard bone layer would produce friction.

Don't worry, keep going deep until about 2 inches, and deeper may cause irreversible losses - the patient died on the operating table due to the damage to his brain tissue.

Then rotate inward by 40 degrees, and the tip of the ice cone is cut and stirring to the side of the nose.

After completing this step, the ice cone is reset to the original punch angle.

At this time, the real challenge for the doctor began. You must accurately penetrate 4/5 inch into the brain, and then rotate 28 degrees to the inside. During this process, the doctor will feel a significant sense of resistance on his hands. That's right, it means that the operation was very successful, and then rotated and reset, and then rotated 28 degrees to the outside.

Finally, the doctor exerted force on his wrist, and the tip of the ice cone was about 1/3 inch downward, which was called deep frontal cutting.

The purpose of this series of surgical actions is to ensure that the white fiber substance connecting the tissues of the prefrontal cortex and the thalamus is cut off.

Finally, pull out the ice cone covered with white membrane and repeat this mini program on the other side.

If the entire process is carried out by an experienced doctor, it can be completed in less than fifteen minutes, and the patient will be completely painless during this period.

Of course there will be no pain afterwards.

By the way, before repeating the mini program on the other side, the doctor will wipe off the white membrane attached to the ice cone with a disgusting look like a garbage disposal. The thing is called frontal leaf white matter/brain white matter.

This kind of surgery is not only simple and fast, but also does not require very strict disinfection measures. It only requires simple electric shock tools, ice breakers, small hammers and simple operating tables to perform, so it became very popular once it was invented.

In fact, before this, such surgery must be performed by a specialized brain surgeon before it can be performed, but ice cone therapy has directly turned this sophisticated major surgery into an outpatient surgery.

In mental hospitals that lack the surgical facilities required for early complex surgery, mental illnesses without specialized surgical training can also provide surgical treatment to patients very efficiently, greatly improving medical efficiency.

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I was still very dissatisfied with the writing of this paragraph, at least it was far from what I thought. This should have been a good plot to show off my skills.

However, I am not capable enough, so I sigh.
Chapter completed!