The horrors of aortic dissection are more than just the above.

The blood in the dissection cannot go to where it should go, and at the same time, blood pressure will be formed in the dissection to continue tearing the aorta up and down. As long as the outer membrane is not broken, it can tear and tear continuously, causing the affected organs in the body to rapidly expand until the vital organs fail. The impact of this disease that increases exponentially in a short period of time is enough to terrify doctors.

In clinical practice, once aortic dissection is confirmed, surgery should be performed immediately if conditions permit. If conditions do not permit, the first medical order is that the patient must not move. If you move, blood pressure will fluctuate, causing the blood in the dissection to continue tearing the aorta. After all, aortic dissection has a chance of turning into a chronic disease after the acute phase stabilizes, and you can choose the right time to create surgical conditions to greatly reduce the patient's risk of death.

Trying to control and stabilize blood pressure is the first step that all doctors need to do when encountering such patients. However, some people insist on transferring patients to other hospitals. It is not surprising that the patients have to endure the bumpy journey during the transfer.

In fact, it is better to call the cardiothoracic surgeon to Beidu No. 3 Hospital to help with the operation than to transfer the patient to another hospital urgently. Beidu No. 3 Hospital is a comprehensive tertiary hospital and can meet the needs in terms of hardware.

The longer the dissection, the more difficult the surgery will be. The higher the risk of surgery and the higher the mortality rate. This cannot be solved by transferring to a better hospital.

If you insist on turning a low-risk surgical patient into a high-risk surgical patient, even the most senior doctors will find it difficult to handle the situation.

Now when doctors see that patients have cerebral ischemia, they know that the operation will inevitably encounter more difficult problems, and they dare not do it without discussing it clearly.

Such an operation requires extracorporeal circulation, and arterial cannulation is performed during the operation to support the patient's cerebral perfusion. For example, in previous cardiac surgery, the ascending aorta was cannulated. Since the lesions of patients with aortic dissection involve the aorta, they can only choose other parts of the body. In this case, it becomes very important to choose which blood vessel to cannulate the artery.

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At this time, it would be best if there was someone who could see the overall situation of these circulatory vessels and provide advice and reference. Many people at the scene silently thought of this person and waited for the surgeon.

"Xie Wanying."

Hearing Teacher Fu's call, Xie Wanying turned around and said, "Yes."

"You will come to the surgery later."

As soon as the words fell, a sharp look shot towards the speaker: "Who are you asking?"

This slightly lazy tone was full of impolite and unpleasant questions. Others looked over and saw the second son of the Cao family with a face like a god. Everyone immediately remembered that this person was a teacher, and they had to feel a little guilty.

These people from the National Association actually treated him, their current instructor, as if he didn't exist. Cao Zhaomo snorted. Why should his students be involved in such a high-risk operation? With a mentor like him around, it was impossible for him to let his students suffer.

The scene was frozen for a moment.

The cardiothoracic surgeons were discussing cardiothoracic surgery techniques, and Director Lin had no chance to interrupt them, so he took the opportunity to suggest something within his specialty: "Do a cesarean section first, what do you think, Doctor Fu?"

If aortic dissection surgery is to be performed, the patient who is 33 weeks pregnant needs to deliver the fetus first. The heart must be stopped during aortic dissection surgery, and even if the placenta is perfused during the operation, the risk to the fetus is still high.

With the consent of his colleagues, Director Lin hurried out to talk to the family members.

Li Yaxi and her father heard the doctor say that they would have to do a cesarean section first.

After hearing this, Yaxi's father asked the doctor: "If the baby is born at this time, will it be a premature baby?"