Classmate Lin Hao, who did not have work experience like her, took the bait. He thought which teacher would come out first and tell which department the child's disease was the most serious. In fact, it was probably just the opposite.
Classmate Pan was good at touching her head to cross the river. When he saw that she didn't move, he immediately realized that she couldn't move.
It seems that the teachers are not too idle and deliberately try to trick the students.
When Dr. Wu and others tortured the students, they followed them to mentally demonstrate the child's condition over and over again, with the intention of making sure they were correct.
For a child like this, if the order of operations is wrong, it will be fatal. Because this child is so young, you simply can't afford it if you ask him to undergo one emergency operation after another. It is best to have a sufficient space between the two operations.
Rest time to allow the child's body to adjust before carrying on.
Whether anal atresia is urgent or not, I cannot say that it is not urgent at all. If there is a fistula, it drains into the urethra. If the backflow affects the kidneys, it will affect kidney function and even cause nephritis.
Dr. Wu said that it was right to invite them to participate in the operation. The operation would definitely be done and they would be allowed to participate.
Whether the child's anal atresia is the most urgent situation should have been noticed during the discussion among the students. Thanks to the students for doing this. The other two most likely did not do it well, resulting in themselves being led by their teachers. The teachers are really
It is the responsibility of the teacher to cry out for injustice.
The issue now returns to the question of whether anal atresia surgery is a priority surgery.
Which department should I compete with this time for anal atresia surgery?
To be precise, a good doctor would have noticed early on which aspects of the child's problems were most serious. For example, classmate Xie Wanying always focused on this point and was not fooled into thinking by the teachers.
Classmates Lin Hao and Pan followed her gaze and saw the electrocardiogram on the ECG monitor. It seemed like there was a heart problem?
The child's medical records are in the hands of Teacher Cheng, and the heart report has not been shown to them yet. In this way, if they fall into a trap, they cannot say that the teachers are all right.
Lin Hao put his ear to Pan Shihua's ear and asked, "I remember when they first reported it, they said the child had left heart hypoplasia?"
Lin Hao had doubts about the diagnosis reported by the other party. This was an important factor that led to him being "played" by the teachers before.
Pan Shihua's eyebrows furrowed, and he could partially understand the confusion of his classmates.
The child in the incubator is breathing oxygen, but has not yet shown symptoms of serious organic heart disease such as respiratory failure or heart failure. The child's "too mild" clinical symptoms may not be related to "hypoplastic left heart".
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Left heart hypoplasia, this disease is marked in textbooks as a very serious disease.
The specific scientific name is hypoplastic left heart syndrome.
First of all, I must say that this child is also "powerful". He has both combined syndrome and syndrome, which is really rare in clinical cases.
With so many rare conditions occurring in this child, doctors predict that the cause of the disease is unlikely to be a genetic problem. There are no hereditary diseases in the child's family history, and the child's two sisters are particularly healthy. It may be for this reason that this child
Families and mothers take it lightly about not paying enough attention to prenatal check-ups during pregnancy. Excluding genetic factors, we can speculate that it is more likely that the fetus has suffered damage such as viral infection or radiation during pregnancy.
No wonder Dr. Cheng Yuchen had to put a question mark after the diagnosis name and had to wait for confirmation from a superior doctor.
