“Don’t you need to make a bridge?”

It’s not that there are only three lesions that require bypass surgery. The worst thing about this patient should be that the three lesions are not.

Xie Wanying and Pan Shihua, who returned to the control room, stood with other classmates and continued to watch the operation progress in the operating room.

Unlike the two of them who had just fine-tuned their arms in the operating room, skilled doctors can now operate the lying operation bed of the patient, make the bed rotate, and adjust the projection angle with the c-arm operating the angiography machine. They can change the patient's position without manual operation for multi-dimensional information collection. Advanced medical instruments and operating tables greatly reduce the burden on medical staff.

The catheter first enters the left coronary artery for an angiography. From the structural analysis of the aortic sinus, it can be seen that the left and right coronary arteries that actually supply blood to the heart are a pair of branches of the aorta. The left coronary artery is a short trunk. Don’t underestimate that it seems to be shorter than the right coronary artery, but the thickness of the left ventricle is usually thicker than the right ventricle, which means that the blood supply of the left coronary artery has always been greater. The left anterior descending branch installed in the head stent in the last surgery provided nearly 50% of the blood volume of the left ventricle, which is very important.

When the contrast agent was injected, a missing vascular development appeared on the computer screen, proving that the stent was restenosis.

The results of the examination are consistent with their own preoperative inferences by a group of medical students.

Feng Yicong's eyebrows were flying, and he was finally able to be happy, but the knowledge was not learned in vain.

Seeing the imaging result, Fu Xinheng told Dr. Xu on the phone: "The restenosis in the stent is severe."

Dr. Xu was frightened and took a deep breath: What's going on? The stent was completely blocked in just a few months?

What should I do if I have restenosis? Don’t be anxious. I need to check all the patients’ coronary artery conditions before making a decision.

"Breakthroughs need to be done, and preoperative planning needs to be made." Fu Xinheng said after examining the patient's comprehensive results of coronary angiography on the spot.

Today's PCI is very meaningful and will provide a very important reference for their surgery. Another significance should be that another strange surgeon was discovered.

After the operation, Jin Tianyu took Dr. Fang outside to explain the patient's condition to the patient's friend Mr. Zhou: "No matter how severe the stent is, he was temporarily septic and sacplasty was performed on him, cutting off the fibrous tissue that had grown in the stent, allowing his left coronary artery to restore blood supply."

"Is the stent he had done before blocked? Is it because the last surgery was not done?" Mr. Zhou asked.

Some patients' families always do this, questioning this and that, and like to question the doctor first. Dr. Xu never expected that he had been busy with this patient for half a night, but the first family member was to question that he had done something wrong.

Jin Tianyu did not have the style of Dr. Xu saying that he was suspicious of his peers in front of his family. He told his family: "He did not take medicine on time after the operation, did not control his diet, did not rest, stayed up late on business trips, drank and smoked, so how could he not be narrower? Installing a stent does not mean that he could change his original vascular condition, but he just helped him get in an emergency. He had already contacted him for surgery and transferred to the surgery department for a while. He might need surgery."

"Isn't this a solution? Is it necessary to have a thoracic surgery?" Mr. Zhou asked hesitantly.
Chapter completed!