Chapter 1704 The Silent Operation Record

When he came to the ICU, changed his clothes and walked in, Zheng Ren saw that the red color of Ren Ling's system panel had subsided, and it seemed that his condition was getting better.

"Boss Zheng, come to see the patient?" the ICU hospital chief greeted.

"Well, you're busy, I'll just take a look." Zheng Ren said with a smile.

"The overall state is gradually recovering, but the pelvic drainage is still a bit large." The ICU hospitalization chief.

This is exactly what Zheng Ren is worried about.

He carefully looked at Ren Ling's system panel again, and there were no unfamiliar diseases and complications, such as the fatal diagnosis of pancreatic leakage.

"I look at the records." Zheng Ren said.

The ICU resident always put down the work at hand, brought Zheng Ren to the computer, and found Ren Ling's medical records and nursing records for him.

Now Zheng Ren is in the limelight on 912, and he has always heard about the hospitalization in the ICU.

It doesn't matter what I heard. After the patient named Ren Ling was sent over, he couldn't see the operation record for a long time.

She urged it three or five times, but the gastrointestinal surgery side always said it was still writing.

The ICU stay is always weird, it's just an operation record, what's there to write about? What kind of operation has not been done in a mature and large-scale tertiary hospital like 912? What surgical record template does not have?

Under normal circumstances, it is enough to paste the template and then make some modifications according to the situation during the operation.

It takes 20 minutes to write a postoperative record, which is considered too much. It must be the lazy side of gastrointestinal surgery, and the ICU hospitalization always disdains it.

Later in the morning, the director made a round of wards and was very angry at the delay in writing the operation records of the gastrointestinal surgery department.

The director directly called Director Wei to explain the facts.

This is rare, but not uncommon. After a night of surgery and exhaustion, who is in the mood to write surgery records overnight? But in the unspoken rules, it must be completed before the early shift.

Otherwise, the chief director makes rounds, and he can't even say what the surgical technique is, then he will be fucked.

It must be a little doctor who is studying and is lazy. ICU hospitalization always thinks so.

But when I called Director Wei on the phone, he was very calm.

Director Wei seemed to know the situation, he didn't scold him angrily, but let this side wait, and the operation records would be uploaded in another 3-5 hours.

Then wait.

But waiting for the operation records to come up, the ICU hospitalization is always dumbfounded.

She looked at the surgical records with more than 3,000 words for a whole hour.

What kind of surgery is this!

During the operation, Director Lin of the Medical Department provided on-site guidance, section-by-section incision, section-by-section suture, and microsurgery. Finally, there is the reconstruction of the superior mesenteric artery.

After reading it, I spent almost a day in the ICU, and I didn't understand how such a severe patient survived.

Survival does not count, recovery is quite fast.

She can be offline in 24 hours, but she and the director reported the operation situation, and the director of the ICU became silent after seeing the record of the longest operation in history.

This is a surgical record that no matter if you are a man or a woman, you will be silent when you read it.

Out of an abundance of caution, it was decided to go offline after 48 hours.

The ICU stay has been observing the changes in Ren Ling's condition all day. All the test indicators have improved to varying degrees. In fact, the person has woken up and can completely breathe without a ventilator.

Except for a little more pelvic drainage, the other is completely fine. Then there is... that the patient's agitation is a little bit more agitated after he wakes up.

Such a severe trauma and such a quick recovery, those who know this matter sincerely admire it.

And the operation was done by this Boss Zheng.

Called a god!

People in the ICU don't know how to perform surgery, but the only surgeon who can write a surgical record of more than 3,000 words when he performs an operation is the only one he has ever seen in his life.

There is no one else.

If that's not arrogant, what is?

Unconsciously, Zheng Ren has another little fan girl... an old fan girl.

"Boss Zheng, today's abdominal drainage volume is a little less than yesterday, 600ml, pale yellow, with precipitation." The ICU resident said.

"Light yellow..." Zheng Ren recalled seeing the color of the drainage by himself yesterday, and looked at the various laboratory emergency reports this morning.

The pale yellow drainage fluid, Zheng Ren pondered: it doesn't look like gastric juice, it doesn't look like intestinal juice, and it doesn't look like lymphatic leakage.

The color of bile leakage should be darker, the patient's urine is abundant and clear, and it does not look like urine leakage.

Could it be pancreatic juice, which was detected during surgery and missed the pancreatic injury?

Because the completion of the operation was not 100% in the end, Zheng Ren had this conjecture.

Although Big Pig's Hoof didn't give a definite diagnosis of complications, he still thought of it.

Early morning laboratory examination, there is no blood and urine amylase value, although it is unlikely, but this cannot be ruled out.

"Please check the blood and urine amylase." Zheng Ren said.

"Do you think there is something wrong with the pancreas?" the ICU resident asked. "The signs are not very similar."

"I'm just looking at the situation, I'm afraid I might miss something. During the intraoperative exploration, there were contusions in the liver and spleen, and there was nothing wrong with the pancreas." Zheng Ren said, suddenly startled.

"The pancreas is definitely fine. I looked at it carefully. It was complete and there was no traumatic injury." Su Yun said.

"No!" Zheng Ren suddenly raised his hand and paused. There was an idea in his mind, which was suddenly interrupted by Su Yun.

"What?" Su Yun didn't know that he interrupted Zheng Ren's thoughts.

"There are no signs of peritonitis. I will check my body later." Zheng Ren said, "The possibility of a problem with the pancreas is really not very high."

"I think you are suspicious of the fox, and the drainage will be less. As long as the blood is not drawn out, you are afraid of wool." Su Yun said contemptuously.

"It's not that I'm afraid. With so many drainage fluids, there must be an explanation." After Zheng Ren finished speaking, he went to examine the patient.

There are about 300ml of light yellow drainage in the drainage bag. It is emptied early in the morning. There are more than 300ml at this point, which means that there will be no less drainage today.

Zheng Ren looked at the system panel again, but there was still no special diagnosis.

He began a physical examination, as described in the course record, there were no signs of peritonitis, the incision was intact, the drainage was smooth, and there was no bloody discharge.

When pressing the abdomen, Zheng Ren noticed the patient's frowning and restless behavior.

Post-operative pain is possible, but I didn't use much force, and the reaction shouldn't be so strong.

It's just that all the last suspicions were not established after Zheng Ren heard bowel sounds with a stethoscope.

Bowel sounds 4-5 times/min.

Not an intestinal fistula, nor a problem with the pancreas. If there is digestive juice in the abdominal cavity, intestinal paralysis should definitely occur within 36 hours.

And now all the signs are stable...not like something is wrong.

But where did so much drainage come from?