Dr. Lin picked up the phone and kept calm. He had to deal with the patient before going to someone to settle the bill.
Calling the Cardiac Surgery Department, Dr. Lin turned his head to discuss with Zhu Huicang: "Let's go straight to the outside of your heart. After all, the cardiac arrest has occurred, and it should be very serious."
"Don't your cardiologist do an angiography first?" Zhu Huicang raised an objection.
Dr. Lin said the words of Dr. Jiang: "He suspects that the patient may have three-vessel disease."
"It's not me, it's her." Dr. Jiang clarified dumbfoundedly.
It's her again. Zhu Huicang quickly asked Xie Wanying: "How did you come to this conclusion? How can you suspect that the patient has three-vessel disease?"
Xie Wanying was just listening in, but now that she saw the patient's medical records, she was more convinced of her suspicions, and said to the seniors: "It's not ordinary ST-segment depression, but widespread ST-segment depression.
This phenomenon is not common. If the seniors have Pay attention to recent papers published internationally, and foreign scholars have tried to conclude whether this is a typical change in ischemia caused by sub-severe left main occlusion or severe three-vessel disease."
She said, Dr. Lin and Zhu Huicang remembered which of the recent international medical opinions contained such a voice.
"The current patient has suffered cardiac arrest, a relatively rare clinical change, and there may be more than three-vessel disease, which does not rule out the possibility of vascular malformation. If such intervention is dangerous, it is better to have bypass insurance. If the interventional stent operation is unsuccessful, then the bypass operation will be sent. It is equivalent to losing the golden rescue opportunity." Xie Wanying further replied.
Doctor Lin and Zhu Huicang looked at each other and asked her again, "Do you know what the three-vessel disease is?"
Dr. Jiang and Huang Zhilei saw it: these two specialists, obviously, they kept asking questions because they were more interested in the trainees.
"Three-vessel disease refers to the three most important blood vessels of the heart. The right coronary artery, left anterior descending coronary artery, and left circumflex coronary artery all have relatively serious lesions, and the degree of stenosis can reach more than 70%. "Xie Wanying said.
"Do you know where the anatomical positions of the three blood vessels are?"
Yue Wentong, who was standing opposite her, was about to sweat when he heard the question from the two specialist teachers.
If the test goes on like this, no medical student can stand it.
Xie Wanying snorted, and quickly took out the notebook from her white coat pocket, opened a blank page very quickly, took out a pen, and quickly drew on the white paper!
Her drawing speed is amazing, and she draws an accurate heart map with just a few strokes.
"Okay!" Zhu Huicang and Dr. Lin called her to stop writing in unison.
What else do you need to take the exam? You don't need to take the exam. You will definitely get 100% in the exam.
Speaking of what happened to them, why did you suddenly want to test students? It may be that they can't help but want to take the test when they meet such a smart student. Rather than taking the test, they can't help but feel like they can talk to potential medical wizards.
I didn't get through just now, and now the Cardiac Surgery has called back. Dr. Lin looked serious while listening to the speech from the other side, and asked Zhu Huicang, "Do you have no hospital bed outside of your heart?"
"It should be." Zhu Huicang didn't even have to think about this, now that every department is busy with hospital beds.
"Go to the ICU after the operation? But as far as I know, the ICU has no beds." Dr. Lin said, "Unless the patient above you who has improved in the ICU can be transferred to your department to make room for him, your department must have a bed. Row."
No hospital beds? What will happen to Liu's father after the operation?
Yue Wentong, who was always beside him and didn't know what he could do, suddenly thought of the patient outside him.