"Allow me to report this situation to you, Director Ding." Dr. Gu's words were a little incoherent.
"What diagnosis?"
"Diagnosis——" Dr. Gu did not dare to say the acute appendicitis that he had always sworn before.
"We may need to ask various departments for further consultation." Dr. Qian hurriedly patched it up. If he and Dr. Gu couldn't figure out the diagnosis, they could invite more colleagues to help.
"Difficult and complicated diseases." Ding Conghong quickly understood what they meant. After thinking about it in his throat, he turned back and said, "Doctor Xie Wanying, what is your diagnosis?"
There was a sudden silence between the two groups at the scene.
Zeng Wanning's breathing was rapid. His boss asked Xie classmates but not him.
Doctor Gu and Doctor Qian looked at each other again: This female doctor looks very young. Why did Director Ding ask her about the diagnosis of the patient?
Cao Yong's eyes narrowed.
Song Xuelin bit the straw in his mouth.
Classmate Pan Shihua’s eyes were full of warning lights.
"You are Teacher Tan's top student." Ding Conghong explained his reasoning behind asking people, "I hope you can give me some advice so that I can make a decision quickly and help the patient."
It must be that the demeanor of doctors in big hospitals and doctors in small hospitals are completely different. Regardless of whether this person is from the Ding family or not, Xian, the other party will never commit the petty problems that her cousin-uncle exposed on his face. The diagnosis must be made clear to the other party.
.The consequences of misdiagnosis are unimaginable. Some diagnoses are difficult to identify, and may even be confirmed only during surgery. Therefore, we cannot say that the doctor at the other hospital is wrong. If it is true, this
This disease is extremely difficult to diagnose.
"I suggest you do it immediately, Director Ding." Xie Wanying, "focus on checking the appendix and small intestine."
"Does the patient have small intestinal disease?" Doctor Qian turned to ask Doctor Gu.
Dr. Gu settled down and meditated on some rare diseases in clinical practice, and then seemed to be startled: "Isn't it?"
What is it? Zeng Wanning looked nervously at all the seniors present.
"The human body's second appendix." Dr. Gu said.
"What is that?" Dr. Qian asked as he was not a general surgeon and could not remember these rare things that were not his specialty.
"Meckel's diverticulum." Dr. Gu wiped his eyebrows and admitted, "I have only seen one case in pediatrics during my internship."
Meckel's diverticulum is a congenital malformation of the small intestine, which is actually not uncommon. The reason why it is difficult to see clinically is because this disease is a lifelong disease that does not occur in many patients. It is called the second appendix of the human body.
The diverticulum must look like a loop in some places, which is mainly reflected in its anatomical structure. It is an extra diverticulum at the end of the ileum. You can think of it as an extra diverticulum in the ileum.
A sac. So just like the appendix, if there is feces and other things stuck in the diverticulum, or inflammation and ulceration occurs, acute abdomen will occur. In severe cases, perforation, intestinal obstruction and massive bleeding will occur.
Because it is in the gyrus, its anatomical position is similar to that of the appendix, and because it is rare for adult patients with Meckel's diverticulum to seek medical treatment with clinical symptoms, clinical doctors rarely think of this disease immediately. As for differential diagnosis, as Xie said,
If you need to go there, other examinations, including ultrasound, are very likely to misdiagnose. It is not recommended to go to the emergency department for patients who have been almost diagnosed with acute appendicitis. In many cases, this kind of disease requires the doctor to open the patient's abdominal cavity on the operating table.
It was later discovered that it was not an acute appendix.
