The Surgeon’s Studio

Lin said,”according to the patient’s family, he has a family history.” The patient’s brother passed away three years ago due to cardiac arrest.
His body has not been dissected, and there is no clear diagnosis.
A year ago, the patient had a similar situation, but he recovered on his own.
When he was admitted, he was diagnosed with sudden arrhythmia and ventricular fibrillation, but the symptoms on the electrocardiogram were not typical.
” As they talked, the three of them walked toward the ICU ward again.
Director Zhang Lin didn’t notice it either.
At this moment, she was like a junior doctor, reporting her medical history.
The entire process was smooth without any awkwardness.
“After the patient was admitted, she could walk on her own, speak without difficulty, and take care of herself.
Eight hours ago, she had a sudden cardiac arrest and a sudden cardiac tremor.
” “After resuscitation, the patient’s heartbeat has been restored, but the duration of brain hypoxia is slightly longer.
In order to prevent the next cardiac arrest …” Director Zhang Lin said.
“Director Zhang, what are your thoughts on this?” Zheng Ren asked.
Although it was a little rude to interrupt director Zhang, no one noticed this.
A few lives were lost at the edge of the cliff, and at this time, everything else became insignificant.
“I’ll consider the possibility of him recovering from premature resuscitation syndrome.
” Director Zhang Lin immediately said.
Premature complex syndrome was also known as early complex syndrome.
The rate of occurrence in adults was 1% to 2.5%.
It might be caused by a part of the heart palpitate undergoing early relegations before the heart palpitate was fully delegared.
The main change in the electrocardiogram was the elevation of S-T – Segment at j – point before it returned to the baseline, so it was often confused with pathological T – Segment elevation.
When it was combined with other diseases or coronary heart disease, it would make the picture more complicated and easy to misdiagnose.
Under normal circumstances, premature resplendence syndrome was not a problem.
ST – tier elevation was different from the S- tier and T – tier elevation of myocardial infarction, and it would not cause cardiac arrest.
However, severe changes would aggravate the patient’s symptoms, and occasionally, there would be cardiac arrest.
As for the specific mechanism, there was no final conclusion yet.
In the diagnosis and treatment of human diseases, the more humans explored, the more uncertain things they would find, and premature death syndrome was one of them.
It was a rare disease, a rare disease.
912’s diagnosis was still very bold.
After all, Department Director Zhang Lin had rich clinical experience.
“Should I put down the cardiac pacing device?” Zheng Ren asked.
“I should … No, I must.” Director Zhang Lin answered firmly.
Zheng Ren did not say anything as he carefully recalled the patient’s medical history.
The patient’s symptoms were similar to Zou Jiahua ‘s, but they were not exactly the same.
Zheng Ren would rather be diagnosed with cardiac ion channel disease than having a serious case of premature poles syndrome.
It was just that the patient’s condition was relatively mild and had just acted up.
It was possible that as time passed, her condition would get worse and worse, until she died.
After entering the ICU, Zheng Ren walked to the patient and took a look at his system panel.
The patient was lying on the bed with his eyes fixed on the ceiling.
He had no idea what was happening outside.
Although the electrocardiography and various monitoring equipment on his body were running smoothly, they did not seem to be in sync.
Since mobile phones were not allowed in the ICU, he was obviously bored.
In his current state, he could be said to be a normal person.
The background color of his system panel was also a light red color.
On it was a diagnosis of Lao AI’s heart ion channel disease.

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