Doctor Xiao and others all had serious expressions, and they were sweating profusely.
I'm just afraid that if the needle is removed and the child moves, the needle tip will pierce somewhere else at any time.
"Parents go out first." The nurse was clearing the place.
The child's family members were extremely worried and turned around every step of the way.
These are all stressful for the doctors who perform the operations.
The worst part is that this is a situation where others want to step in and help but are unable to.
"You guys, don't move." Song Xuelin spoke out, warning the group of restless and aggressive people next to him who thought they could help, and there were two flashes of dissatisfaction and dissatisfaction in his narrowed brown eyes.
Dr. Song is becoming more and more like a big shot. Xie Wanying can feel it.
It is true that when the operating doctor does not say to seek help, others rushing to help recklessly may only be a disservice. It's not that the medical professionals present didn't understand this, it was just that their hands were itching to stretch out out of pure anxiety.
How to control one's emotions under such circumstances is a test of a doctor's determination.
Dr. Xiao was nervous. She had never met Xie who was performing the surgery and could not recognize his identity for a while.
The other people were relatively calm. After all, they had witnessed Student Xie's strength.
Whoosh, the needle tip should be in place. Xie Wanying's right hand slowly pulled back the syringe lever, and the extracted air entered the syringe. After removing the needle, the doctor's hand continues to hold the needle and connects the oxygen tube.
The child's throat emitted an irritating reaction, coughing, coughing, and finally there were signs of gas circulating in the airway.
Dr. Xiao followed the child and gasped for air. No one knew that just now she was almost suffocating following the child.
Cricothyroid puncture is only an emergency life-saving measure; the next step is usually a tracheotomy, as this type of airway obstruction is unlikely to be resolved quickly.
The surgeons continued to perform tracheostomy on the child in an orderly manner. Maintaining a patent airway was the most important step in the first aid process.
After this step was completed, a group of doctors began to discuss the child's condition.
The neurosurgeon picked up the flashlight and shined it into the child's pupils.
Seizures in children may also be caused by brain diseases.
What brain disease? Brain tumors, hydrocephalus, epilepsy in children?
All possibilities need to be ruled out.
The first-diagnosis doctor needs to provide some patient medical information at this time.
It should be said that Dr. Xiao did not expect that the child's condition might involve neurosurgery, so he just asked the pediatric surgeon to come down. Since he didn't mention to the inpatient doctor that the patient was serious enough to require rescue, the pediatric surgery department only sent Fan Yunyun down to take a look at the situation.
Dr. Xiao's initial diagnosis of the child was: "Vomiting. He said he had vomited several times at home. He might have eaten something unclean. I was afraid it was an emergency, so I called the surgery."
Children have more emergencies than adults. This was discussed in pediatrics. If the child is in an emergency, immediate surgical intervention is required. Dr. Xiao’s consideration is sound.
After vomiting and vomiting, and now suddenly convulsing, Dr. Xiao finally realized that there might be something wrong with the child's head, so he changed his mind and said, "We need to do a head CT urgently."
A head CT is definitely required, but what other examinations are required? Drawing blood is indispensable. also--
"See if there is stool, and can we do a stool test?" Xie Wanying said.
After a large group of people were stunned for a moment, Dr. Xiao lost his voice: "Is it a parasitic disease?"
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