Doctor Han was afraid that there would be chaos, so he hooked his little finger at Wei and said: Come on, as long as you come over to our place, you can learn whatever you want.
Wei Shangquan wondered: How could the rival boss allow him to steal their lessons?
Cheng Yuchen glared at Dr. Han: What do you want to do by kidnapping someone else's "child"?
Doctor Han said, "Doesn't Doctor Cao not do heart transplants?"
The first time he heard that his mentor did not perform heart transplants, Wei Shangquan turned around and asked someone for an answer.
Cao Zhao didn't move at all.
"Doctor Cao is not unwilling to do it, he is just not interested. Don't talk nonsense." Mu Yongxian's cold voice scratched his own nose.
"Yes." Dr. Han nodded cooperatively and admitted his "mistake".
Cheng Yuchen frowned. Mu Yongxian's recent interest in provoking Cao Zhao was unprecedented and somewhat unusual. Cao Zhao had performed few heart transplants, but that didn't mean Cao Zhao didn't have the skills to do it.
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There are very few heart organ donors in the country. The first quarter of this year, there were 7 to 8 heart transplants at the Capital Children's Hospital, which is unprecedented. No wonder the leaders posted a big announcement to spread the good news. Looking at the whole country, there are only 20 to 30 pediatric heart transplants each year, which are performed by the leading teams of pediatric cardiac surgery, such as Guozhi, Capital Children's Hospital, and Beidu Hospital. The Beidu Hospital performs organ transplants in several affiliated hospitals, and heart transplants are mainly concentrated in Beidu Second Affiliated Hospital.
The shortage of donors has led to fewer operations. Doctors in charge of organ transplants in China have always been anxious. The number of operations is too small compared to that in foreign countries, making it difficult to advance the technology. When the number of operations has not increased, the sharing and exchange of cases with peers has become another valuable way to gain surgical experience. Perhaps Mu Yong first stirred up the fire in order to get Cao Zhao to show his technology for others to learn from. Don't think that he has done three cases this year. The more successful it is, the more he wants to know how much room there is for him to improve his technology.
Soon, Dr. Han discovered that his and his boss's blatant seduction seemed to work only on one person. Pan Shihua and Duan Sanbao stood opposite the bed, watching Xie's movements closely. Dai Nanhui only followed his idol.
Xie Wanying, wearing a stethoscope, concentrated on listening to the baby's heart.
Others could tell from the way her eyelashes fluttered slightly that she seemed to have heard something.
"What's the matter?" Yu Minghui asked softly.
Xie Wanying expressed her opinion: "The increase in diuretics only needs to be 1.7 times less than the current level. The cardiac glycosides should be appropriately reduced to 0.6 of the current dose."
For this type of heart failure with weakened cardiac contractility, the combination of diuretics and cardiac glycosides is a common method of use. Usually, when the cardiac output is low, the cardiac agonist is used, and when the pulmonary venous pressure is increased and edema occurs, the diuretic is used. For example, the current case is a sponge heart, which can be simply described as the heart absorbs a lot of water like a sponge every time it contracts, but it cannot release the water. The heart is burdened with increasing pressure, the cardiac output is low, and there is edema. What should be done now? It seems that what is more important is to grasp the precise matching ratio of the two. Xie gave a solution through auscultation and calculation with his brain.
Yu Minghui was ready to try out her junior sister's genius strategy.
A group of people next door, including Dr. Han, were surprised: What did she figure out by what she heard?
Mu Yong first glanced at Cao Zhao's hand.
Xie Wanying felt the hand of the fairy brother touching the back of her head. The fairy brother, like Senior Brother Cao, loved to touch her head.
The Cao family loves smart children. The smiling swirl in Cao Zhao's eyes is alert: guard against old friends, senior sisters, and competitors. He may have to be careful not to fall.
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