Chapter 765 Late Stage of Insect Cancer (Part 1)

"I know that Director Kong took a bed from each professor who led the group, and he made two beds himself, and made up six beds for us. Offending people is certain, but let's not provoke him .” Zheng Ren knew in his heart that since he had a bed when he arrived, he would definitely offend others.

The beds in the imperial capital are so precious, as you can see from the crowds of patients waiting to be hospitalized outside.

If Director Kong was around, it would be better if he suppressed him.

But now that Director Kong is not at home, it is entirely possible to encounter some minor bumps. He didn't even think about Professor Zhao's real thoughts, this matter seemed wrong.

"Then you still agree? Are you stupid?" Su Yun said contemptuously.

"Shall I take a look, what if there is a way?" Zheng Ren smiled.

"Boss, although you are a foreigner, it's too difficult if you don't participate in things like liver echinococcosis." Su Yun warned.

Zheng Ren nodded.

Su Yun knew what Zheng Ren was thinking. He had formed a habit in the emergency ward of No. 1 Hospital in Haicheng City. If there was an emergency patient, he would go to see him. He would definitely do his best.

However, this matter has a strange smell.

Can Professor Zhao give up easily? This Zheng Ren didn't know, and he didn't want to spend energy guessing. But Professor Zhao asked himself to see if hepatic echinococcosis could be treated with interventional surgery. The intention of this was too obvious.

Su Yun took out his mobile phone, dialed a number, and said, "Let me ask."

Soon, Su Yun answered the phone. He glared at Zheng Ren, and whispered to communicate with the opposite party.

That side seemed to be very busy, and hung up the phone after saying a few hasty words.

"The patient was thrown to the entrance of the inpatient department, you know that." Su Yun asked.

"Know."

"Professor Yang Ruiyang was going to see if he could do a liver transplant, not to mention the hospitalization fee, and there was no one who signed the pre-operative procedure. It was very difficult for general surgery. Later, he reported it to the medical office and was waiting for the result. The patient suffered from anaphylactic shock. "Su Yun said, "It is being rescued, and the whole hospital is consulting, and it really has nothing to do with intervention."

No matter how you think about it, it's better to take a look. Zheng Ren nodded and said, "Go and see when the little patient's mother comes out."

"Yo? You're very caring, and you've gotten along with the kids so quickly?" Su Yun glanced at Zheng Ren, trying to force a smile on his face, but in the end he walked away expressionlessly.

Seeing Su Yun enter the B-ultrasound room, Zheng Ren said to Xie Yiren apologetically, "Yiren, you should go back first."

"No." Xie Yiren gave Zheng Ren an unexpected answer.

In Zheng Ren's impression, the gentle Xie Yiren would say yes, but seldom say no.

Zheng Ren was surprised.

"Don't think about throwing me away like last time." Xie Yiren said firmly, clasping Zheng Ren's hand slightly, as if he was afraid that this guy would run away again at some point.

"Okay, let's go and have a look together." Zheng Ren was just afraid of Xiao Yiren's hard work, but seeing her insistence, there was no need to say anything more about it.

Soon, the little patient's mother came out. Zheng Ren quickly sent a message to the little boy on QQ.

The little boy turned off the phone in an instant, and the flickering lights and shadows disappeared. He came out of the corner with some regret, and gave Zheng Ren a thumbs up.

Zheng Ren nodded and smiled.

"Mom, I'm here." The little boy ran over and took his mother's hand.

The two walked away while talking, and when they were about to turn the corner, the little boy turned around, made a face at Zheng Ren, and then disappeared.

Looking at the thin figure and the naughty grimace, Zheng Ren felt a little complicated.

"Let's go, Boss." Su Yun then ran out and said, "Director Qi said, ask him for puncture tomorrow."

That's good, the stone in Zheng Ren's heart fell to the ground.

This is the 912 Hospital, and I almost lost my eyesight.

It was said that it was a minor outpatient surgery. In Haicheng No. 1 Hospital, I opened an emergency operating room by myself, borrowed a puncture needle and a puncture gun, and performed it with emergency B-ultrasound. But in 912, it can't be so casual.

Since Director Qi agreed to the puncture, the rest of the matter will be much easier.

Zheng Ren saw Director Qi coming out from a distance, bowed, and went straight to the general surgery department with Su Yun.

While walking, Zheng Ren recalled liver echinococcosis.

As the name suggests, this is a parasitic disease that mostly occurs in Qinghai, Gansu, Tibet and other places, and it is rare in other regions.

Zheng Ren had only seen one case of hepatic echinococcosis in Haicheng. It was a very simple lesion, and he couldn't go for surgery at that time. According to Zheng Ren's estimate, Liu Tianxing's operation was only 70% complete. Just like this, Liu Tianxing has been boasting for half a year.

The operation is extremely difficult, but it shouldn't be difficult for the doctors of 912. Zheng Ren has always been confused about this.

Soon, came to hepatobiliary surgery.

The earliest general surgery has already been divided into hepatobiliary, gastrointestinal, gland and other departments, rather than a general surgery. Zheng Ren still remembered that when he came here last year, he happened to meet a small patient with P-J syndrome in the Department of Gastrointestinal Surgery, and then went up to the stage to take a look.

Zheng Ren still remembers that pot of intestinal polyps still fresh. It's just that the divisions of the first hospital in Haicheng City are not so detailed, and Zheng Ren is still used to collectively referring to them as general practitioners.

Figures in white clothes kept running in the corridor, and the air was filled with the atmosphere of emergency treatment.

It was a very familiar feeling. In just a split second, Zheng Ren felt the hormone levels in his body rise, and his heart rate rose to 110 beats per minute.

"Dong Jia!" Su Yun yelled at the door of the emergency room, the voice was not loud, but the people inside could hear clearly.

"Brother Yun!" A doctor in his thirties came out, his forehead covered in sweat.

"How about it?"

"What are you doing here?" Dong Jia, the chief resident, was so busy that he opened his mouth to ask.

"Excuse me, panicked after a major rescue? My boss will take a look and talk about the situation." Su Yun said with disgust.

Dong Jia glanced at Su Yun and Zheng Ren who was standing behind him in astonishment. This kind of troublesome things are always hidden as soon as they can.

But that side was busy, and the nurse was pushing the medicine, so he didn't have time to think about it, so he said it directly.

"A young female patient, 22 years old, was diagnosed with end-stage hepatic hydatid disease. She was admitted to the hospital in the emergency department today. 45 minutes ago, the patient showed signs of infection and poisoning, and she is now being rescued."

"Endstage?" Zheng Ren asked.

Echinococcosis is a serious zoonotic disease, and domestic dogs are the main source of infection of echinococcosis.

Contact with sick dogs and ingestion of food or water contaminated with eggs are the main ways of causing the disease.

There are three types of echinococcosis in my country: cystic, vesicular, and mixed vesicular. Among them, alveolar echinococcosis is the most harmful and has a high fatality rate, and is even called "worm cancer".

If it is the terminal stage, it means that the echinococcosis has eroded at least two or more organs.

Hearing what Dong Jia said, Su Yun's expression was also solemn.

"There are erosions in the chest cavity, abdominal cavity, and portal vein, and surgery is very difficult."

Dong Jia didn't talk nonsense and said everything that could be said.

Combined thoracoabdominal resection is necessary to complete the operation. And when it comes to the portal vein, there is a high probability that the Department of Vascular Surgery will be on stage, and many departments will perform joint operations.

In particular, the door vein needs to be diverted, which is remarkable.

Why is TIPS surgery so risky, and clinicians are still researching it unremittingly? Isn't it because the risk of portal azygos devascularization is higher?