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1195 Premature Repolarization Syndrome? (3500027 ask for monthly pass)

Seeing that the woman's condition was a little more stable, not as excited as before, Zheng Ren thought about it and took out his cell phone.

"Chang Yue, ICU, explanation room, come on." Zheng Ren said.

After hanging up the phone, Zheng Ren looked at the woman, tried to be gentle, and said, "Don't think too much. Director Zhang and I will go to see the patient and exchange opinions. Let's settle the matter after we have an opinion. How about it?"

The woman looked at Zheng Ren in confusion, a young doctor, who gave him the confidence that he squatted here and talked to him in a big deal?

However, although she was still very cold, she didn't say anything. She had been rushing to her head before, and she almost jumped from the upstairs with her child in her arms. Now she still feels scared when she thinks about it.

If he could not die, who would want to die? The family was neatly enjoying life and going to the underworld together. The difference between the two was probably the farthest distance in the world.

Director Zhang Lin and Director Zhang sat next to Zheng Ren, looking at the doctor who had only heard of him but was very strange.

How dare this kid get involved in this kind of thing?

For doctors, the farther away from such an inexplicable thing, the better, as long as it doesn't happen to you.

I am admitting my bad luck. But is it because he took the initiative to join in? Is it because the young man has become more inflated?

It's possible.

He achieved such a high achievement at a young age. In the afternoon, Dr. Mehal from Sweden was about to come to China to find this young doctor for surgery.

It is said that a few months ago he performed a surgery on Dr. Mehal that made other circulatory doctors helpless, and the operation was very effective.

This is indeed something that makes people proud.

But many things cannot be solved by technology.

Director Zhang sat quietly, recalling the scenes just now, thrilling.

Soon, Chang Yue rushed up. Zheng Ren asked Chang Yue to chat with the patient's family to calm her emotions. A doctor from the circulatory department was arranged next to her.

Outside the door, the security guard has arrived.

In this case, Zheng Ren would feel a little more at ease. Don’t call Chang Yue, that woman would go crazy and hurt her again.

If that were the case, Zheng Ren felt that he would not be able to survive.

I walked into the corridor of the ICU with Director Zhang and started changing clothes. Director Zhang said, "Boss Zheng, I have heard of Daming for a long time, and I only saw him today. I thought I would have to pick him up in the afternoon to have the opportunity to have a few words to talk to you."

"You're welcome, Director Zhang." Zheng Ren smiled and said, "I don't have a big name, don't ruin me anymore. I'm just a little doctor, a little doctor."

Are you young and energetic? Didn't you see it? Hypocritical and polite? It doesn't seem like it. The smile on your face is full of sincerity, as if you were the little doctor under your command.

Director Zhang was a little dazed and she was stunned for a moment.

"Director Zhang, what medical history is the patient?" Although Zheng Ren was kind, he unknowingly promoted himself to the director's level in terms of disease diagnosis and treatment. He asked about Director Zhang's condition without any cowardice.

The clinical director, technical school, and academic school are very majestic. Ordinary young doctors, even if they are not directly affiliated, are polite when they meet, and will not be as confident as Zheng Ren, or even arbitrary as they are.

Director Zhang immediately reminded himself that this is a powerful person who performs cardiac interventional surgery on Dr. Mehal, and he cannot be confused by his face.

Su Yun followed Zheng Ren without saying a word, and a look of irritability appeared between his eyebrows and eyes.

"The patient fainted yesterday and the 120 ambulance was sent to our hospital for treatment." Director Zhang Lin introduced: "According to the patient's family's self-report, there is a family history. The patient's brother died of cardiac arrest three years ago. The body was not dissected and there was no clear diagnosis. One year ago, the patient had a similar situation, but recovered on his own. When he was admitted to the hospital, he was diagnosed with sudden arrhythmia and ventricular fibrillation, but the electrocardiogram was not typical."

While talking, the three of them walked to the ICU ward again. Director Zhang Lin didn't notice that she was like a little doctor at this moment, reporting her medical history.

The whole process was very smooth without any abrupt feeling.

"After admission, the patient can walk on his own, speak without any barriers, and take care of himself. 8 hours ago, ventricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia, and cardiac arrest." Director Zhang Lin said: "After rescue, the patient recovered his heartbeat, but the brain hypoxia took a little longer, and in order to prevent the next cardiac arrest..."

"Director Zhang, what did you think about that side?" Zheng Ren asked.

Although it was a bit rude to interrupt Director Zhang, no one noticed this. A few lives wandered on the edge of the cliff, and then everything else became insignificant.

"There is a high possibility of considering severe premature repolarization syndrome." Director Zhang Lin said immediately.

Premature repolarization syndrome, also known as early repolarization syndrome.

The incidence rate of adults is 1% to 2.5%. It may be caused by repolarization in advance before the depolarization of the entire ventricle is over.

The electrocardiogram mainly changes to the S-T segment elevation where the j point has not returned to the baseline, so it is often confused with pathological S-T segment elevation. When other diseases or coronary heart disease are combined, the pattern is more complicated and easy to misdiagnose.

Generally speaking, premature repolarization syndrome is not a problem. The elevation of the ST segment is different from the S-T segment elevation of the myocardial infarction and will not cause cardiac arrest in the patient.

However, severe changes will induce the patient's symptoms to worsen and occasionally cardiac arrest will occur.

As for the specific mechanism, there is no conclusion yet.

In the diagnosis and treatment of their own diseases, the more people explore, the more unclear things they will find. Premature repolarization syndrome is one of them.

Rare diseases, rare diseases, and the diagnosis of 912 is still very bold. After all, Director Zhang Lin has rich clinical experience.

"Do you need to get a pacemaker?" Zheng Ren asked.

"It should be... no, it must be." Director Zhang Lin answered firmly.

Zheng Ren didn't say anything and carefully recalled the patient's medical history.

The patient's symptoms are somewhat similar to those of Zou Jiahua, but not exactly the same. Instead of being diagnosed with severe premature repolarization syndrome, Zheng Renning was diagnosed with cardiac ion channel disease.

But the patient's condition is considered to be the milder type, which has just occurred. It is possible that as time goes by, the condition will become worse and worse until suddenly die.

Entering the ICU, Zheng Ren walked to the patient a few steps and took a look at his system panel.

The patient was lying on the bed, looking at the ceiling, not knowing what was happening outside. He had electrocardiogram monitoring and various monitoring equipment. Although it was smooth, it looked a little uncoordinated.

Because he couldn't carry his cell phone in the ICU, he was obviously a little bored.
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