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【2274】The most fear is

Hearing this, Hu Hao gasped for breath. The doctor's words were like announcing that the child might die at any time, and the parents' psychology would be basically crushed.

Cao Zhao looked at his parents' expressions and waited quietly. He dug into his white coat pocket with one hand, took out a handkerchief and handed it to the parents.

This fairy-like person gave him a handkerchief, as if he had given him a fairy treasure. This feeling came to Hu Hao's heart, and his hands involuntarily reached out to catch the other person's handkerchief.

"Wipe the sweat." Cao Zhao said to him.

Hu Hao put his handkerchief to his forehead and wiped it.

Xie Wanying thought of the handkerchief that Senior Brother Cao always carried in his pocket. When Senior Brother Cao gave her the handkerchief, it was similar to what Second Brother Cao gave to Hu Hao now. (Cao Yong: Junior Sister, you are overthinking...)

"Let's talk about the digestive tract examination later. The child's condition is not at the most serious level as I said." Cao Zhao tapped his finger on the key points drawn by Xie. Even without contrast imaging, a powerful medical student could already do it.

Based on the relatively rough imaging results, we can roughly guess where the problem is.

Digestive tract X-ray examination does not mean that nothing can be detected without contrast. It is just that the organs and tissues in the abdomen are very similar in density, and the captured images can easily confuse the various organs and tissues into one piece and make it difficult to identify. Therefore, the purpose of injecting contrast agent is to enhance the contrast.

This allows doctors to easily distinguish various tissues and organs, and ultimately find the disease focus.

Based on the above principles, Classmate Xie’s prowess is more than simply awesome. Cao Zhao looked at Classmate Xie’s face again.

Xie Wanying maintained a cautious attitude at all times and was always ready to answer the teacher's questions.

Continuing to give lectures to parents, Cao Zhaodao said: "Roughly speaking, the location of the fistula is estimated to be at the t2 level. If it is confirmed, it is possible to perform a laparoscopic surgery to solve the problem. It can be said that this

Children are very lucky."

"Is my son lucky?" After being hit, Hu Hao heard the doctor's words again, and his heart rekindled hope.

Parents who do not study medicine do not know that many children with esophageal atresia require staged surgery. Staged surgery means that not one operation can help children solve the problem and cure the disease. Staged surgery is very common in pediatric surgery. The reason

Said it before.

Therefore, five types of esophageal atresia have been classified here to guide doctors in their subsequent treatment plans.

Like type I, the first type of esophageal atresia, there is no fistula and it is not connected to the trachea. At first glance, this situation sounds like the best. The absence of fistula means that there will be no complications such as lung infection caused by things in the body. At least.

Parents like Hu Hao thought this after hearing about their child's illness. They might think it would be better if their son had Type I disease.

This is not how it is thought in medicine. If you have a fistula, you can sew it up and make an opening, and it can be dealt with directly. If it is like type I, a large section of the esophagus is missing in the middle.

What doctors fear most is that it is difficult for a clever woman to make a meal without rice.

Just like a tumor patient, it is easy for the doctor to cut and cut the patient. But the patient's survival depends on the normal functioning of the organs. The organs that need to be removed need to be replaced. What will the doctor use to replace them? If they cannot be replaced, the human body is like

Missing parts of the machine lose their function, and the body cannot function and survive. Therefore, the fatal factor for tumor patients is not that the organs are invaded, but that the removed organs cannot be replaced.

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