You may find it strange that we cannot find the lesion when we have electrophysiological measurements.

The electrophysiology diagram is not a map, it is not intuitive at all. If you see it in the operating room, you will find that it is like an electrocardiogram with waveforms and data, but no map.

In fact, when analyzing this in the operating room, the doctor needs to consider it comprehensively in conjunction with the electrocardiogram connected to the patient's body surface.

Through the electrocardiogram principle we have learned before, we know that the electrocardiogram can identify some diseases, but it is impossible to say that it is 100% accurate. When dealing with complex cases, its direction may be vague and errors may occur. The same is true for electrophysiological graphs.

For example, a group of seniors previously debated whether she was talking about bidirectional ventricular tachycardia or atrioventricular differential conduction. You can imagine how difficult it is to identify based on these images alone. And one of the important reasons why the seniors' discussion failed was that the patient's ventricular tachycardia stopped, and the electrocardiogram was taken in time, but it would not show up after the event. The electrophysiological graph is comparable to the electrocardiogram, and it also needs to reflect abnormal lesions when the patient has an attack. The electrophysiological graph shows nothing when the patient does not have an attack. If it does not show anything, how can the doctor find the lesion?

This is troublesome. The doctor performed this operation on Wei to treat his ventricular tachycardia and prevent him from having fatal ventricular tachycardia again. How to find it when the ventricular tachycardia disappears temporarily?

How to resolve this contradiction? Clinically, there are generally two ways: either use drugs or directly use electrodes to stimulate the patient to have ventricular tachycardia so that doctors can find the target.

Hearing about this kind of thing makes one suffocate: intentionally provoking the patient's dangerous condition to relapse?

Doctors cannot risk the lives of their patients. The prerequisite for doctors to do so is that they know how to control the patient's ventricular tachycardia.

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This is what Dr. Gao and Director Che thought when they looked through the medical records.

You guys who performed the rescue before were able to save this kid's life. You used certain medicines or used certain joules of defibrillator. If he gets stimulated and needs rescue again, I will do the same.

After reading the patient's medical records, Dr. Che was shocked to discover the horrific blind spot of this emergency case: "This - there are no specific measures?"

Director Gao quickly glanced at the medical records again, and there was really nothing. The emergency patient was sent in urgently, and he didn't have time to look at the medical records carefully. He was only focused on reading the examination report. Anyway, there were a lot of emergency doctors here who could ask questions at any time.

The surgeons' incredulous voices were transmitted from the operating room to the control room, but they hoped that their colleagues in the control room would refute them: Is it because time is too tight? Didn't you have time to write out the medical records clearly?

Cao Dong held the intercom, hesitated for a moment, and replied: "It should be written clearly in the medical records."

"Did you use amiodarone?" Dr. Che asked the junior doctor who was helping to look through the medical records in the audience.

"No." replied the young assistant.

Shin Youhuan quickly walked over to take a look. When he was in Seoul, he saw a group of people busy examining patients, but he didn't notice this. Now thinking back, a group of people in the ward were talking about the little sister's good luck. It turned out to be such a big "good luck", which surprised him.

"You said hammering?!" Dr. Che and Director Gao almost screamed at the top of his lungs.

When the experienced seniors heard this, they all realized how lucky this was.

How to proceed with the operation on this patient?

Who dares to try again?

"Who got hit by this bad luck? Is the person there?" Doctor Che asked quickly.

"Yes." Cao Dong turned his head.