Seeing that the woman's condition had stabilized a little and she was not as agitated as before, Zheng Ren thought for a moment and took out his phone.
"Chang Yue, ICU, briefing room, come here," Zheng Ren said.
After hanging up the phone, Zheng Ren looked at the woman and tried his best to appear gentle. "Don't think too much about it. I'll go take a look at the patient with Chief Zhang and exchange opinions. We'll decide after we have an opinion. How about that?"
The woman looked at Zheng Ren in confusion. Who gave a young doctor the confidence to sit here and talk to her?
However, although she was still very cold, she did not say anything. Previously, her blood had rushed to her head and she had almost jumped off the building with the child. Now that she thought about it, she still had a lingering fear.
If they could not die, who would want to die? The difference between a family enjoying life together and going to the underworld together was probably the furthest in the world.
Chief Zhang sat beside Zheng Ren and looked at the doctor who she had only heard of but was very unfamiliar with.
How dare this kid get involved in such a matter?
For doctors, the farther away they were from such unsolvable things, the better, as long as it did not happen to them.
They could only admit that they were unlucky. However, he had taken the initiative to join. Was it because young people were arrogant?
It was possible.
He had achieved so much at such a young age. In the afternoon, Dr. Mehar from Sweden would come to China to find this young doctor to perform surgery.
It was said that a few months ago, he had performed a surgery on Dr. Mehar that left other circulatory doctors helpless. The effect of the surgery was very good.
This was indeed something to be proud of.
However, there were many things that could not be solved by technology.
Director Zhang sat quietly, recalling the scene that had just happened in his heart. It was a thrilling experience.
Soon, Chang Yue caught up. Zheng Ren asked Chang Yue to chat with the patient's family to calm them down. He also arranged for a circulatory doctor to be next to them.
Outside the door, the security guards had already rushed over.
This way, Zheng Ren could feel a little more at ease. He did not want Chang Yue to come. That woman would go crazy and hurt her again.
If that was the case, Zheng Ren felt that he would not be able to survive.
He walked into the ICU corridor with Chief Zhang and began to change his clothes. Chief Zhang said, "Boss Zheng, I've heard of you for a long time. I thought I would only have a chance to chat with you when I pick you up at the airport in the afternoon. "
"You're too kind, Chief Zhang." Zheng Ren smiled and said, "I'm not famous, so don't make fun of me. He's just a junior doctor. "
Young and impetuous? He couldn't tell. False politeness? It didn't seem like it. The smile on his face was full of sincerity, as if he was the junior doctor under him.
Director Zhang was a little dazed. She was startled.
"Director Zhang, what's the patient's medical history?" Although Zheng Ren spoke politely, he had unknowingly elevated himself to the department chief's level when it came to diagnosing and treating diseases. He was not the slightest bit timid when he asked about Chief Zhang's condition.
Clinical chief physicians were very authoritative when it came to techniques and academics. Ordinary junior doctors, even if they were not direct subordinates, would still be polite when they met. They would not be as confident and even a little arbitrary like Zheng Ren.
Chief Zhang immediately reminded himself that this was the almighty who had performed interventional surgery on Dr. Mehar. He could not be confused by his face.
Su Yun followed Zheng Ren without saying a word. There was a little irritation between his brows.
"The patient suddenly fainted yesterday and was sent to our hospital by ambulance for treatment," Chief Zhang Lin said. "According to the patient's family, there is a family history. The patient's brother died of cardiac arrest three years ago. The body has not been dissected and there is no clear diagnosis. A year ago, the patient had a similar situation but recovered on his own. When he was admitted, he was diagnosed with sudden arrhythmia and ventricular fibrillation, but the electrocardiogram was not typical. "
As they spoke, the three of them walked to the ICU ward again. Chief Zhang Lin did not notice. At this moment, she was like a junior doctor, reporting the medical history.
The whole process was smooth and there was no sense of abruptness.
"After admission, the patient can walk on his own, speak freely, and take care of himself. Eight hours ago, he had another sudden ventricular fibrillation, ventricular tachycardia, and cardiac arrest, "Chief Zhang Lin said. "After resuscitation, the patient's heartbeat recovered, but the cerebral hypoxia lasted a little longer. In order to prevent the next cardiac arrest …"
"Chief Zhang, what do you think?" Zheng Ren asked.
Although it was a little rude to interrupt Chief Zhang, no one noticed it. A few lives were wandering on the edge of the cliff. At this time, other things became insignificant.
"The possibility of severe premature repolarization syndrome is high," Chief Zhang Lin said immediately.
Premature repolarization syndrome was also known as early repolarization syndrome.
The incidence rate in adults was 1% to 2.5%. It might be caused by a certain part of the ventricle repolarization before the entire ventricular depolarization was completed.
The main change of the electrocardiogram was the elevation of the S-T segment that did not return to the baseline with the j point. Therefore, it was often confused with pathological S-T segment elevation. When there were other diseases or coronary heart disease, it would make the pattern even more complicated and prone to misdiagnosis.
Under normal circumstances, premature repolarization syndrome was not a problem. The elevation of the ST segment was also different from the elevation of the S-T segment in myocardial infarction. It would not cause the patient's cardiac arrest.
However, severe changes would cause the patient's symptoms to worsen. Occasionally, cardiac arrest would occur.
As for the specific mechanism, there was still no conclusion.
In the diagnosis and treatment of human diseases, the more they explored, the more unclear things they would discover. Premature repolarization syndrome was one of them.
Rare diseases. The diagnosis of the 912 was still very bold. After all, Chief Zhang Lin had rich clinical experience.
"Do you want to put on the pacemaker?" Zheng Ren asked.
"It should be done … No, it must be done," Chief Zhang Lin answered firmly.
Zheng Ren did not say anything and carefully recalled the patient's medical history.
The patient's symptoms were somewhat similar to Zou Jiahua's, but they were not exactly the same. Instead of diagnosing it as severe premature repolarization syndrome, Zheng Ren would rather diagnose it as cardiac ion channel disease.
However, the patient's condition was relatively mild. It had just flared up. It was possible that as time passed, the condition would get worse and worse until he died suddenly.
Entering the ICU, Zheng Ren walked to the patient in a few steps and glanced at his System panel.
The patient was lying on the bed, his eyes looking at the ceiling. He did not know what was happening outside. He had ECG monitoring and all kinds of monitoring equipment on him. Although it was very smooth, it still looked a little uncoordinated.
Because cell phones could not be carried in the ICU, he was obviously a little bored.
His current state could be said to be a normal person. The background color of his System panel was only a faint red. On it was a diagnosis — cardiac ion channel disease.
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