Surgical scene.
The Mullah family presented a pennant to Professor Liu Qing's team.
Red Net Moment, December 31 (Correspondent Cao Xuanxuan, Long Wenyong) After a grape seed is planted, it will gradually climb over the tengjia and sprinkle a piece of green shade over the years, bearing fruitful fruits; this is just like the seeds planted by Xiangya Hospital in the western part of the motherland through the "Western Health Talents" training project, the dispatch of cadres to aid Xinjiang, and other precise aid models, which has become a green shade for the health escort of the people of Xinjiang.
Xinjiang girl Mullah is the beneficiary of this "green shade" - led by xinjiang doctors who had studied in Xiangya, Turpan science and technology talents who are studying in Xiangya bridged, Xiangya experts with superb technical escort, so that she successfully removed the huge craniopharyngioma growing in the middle of the head under the main knife of Professor Liu Qing and restored her normal life.
Matchmaking, Uyghur girls traveled thousands of miles to Xiangya to seek medical treatment
Uyghur girl Mullah has been suffering from headaches for nearly a year, limb weakness, progressive decline in vision, often feeling tired, gradually worsening in the past two months, sleeping more than 20 hours a day, and even getting up to go to the toilet is "lazy". Relatives took her to the local hospital for examination and found that she had an egg-sized tumor in her skull, which was like a thunderbolt to Mullah's family.
Due to the limitations of the medical conditions, the local hospital has difficulties in how to perform the operation. At this time, Dr. Mabulizi, a fellow mullah's compatriot and the Neurosurgery Department of the Uygur Autonomous Region Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, strongly recommended Professor Liu Qing of the Department of Neurosurgery of Xiangya Hospital to come to Xinjiang to operate on the mullah. It turned out that Dr. Mai Maijiang had studied in the Department of Neurosurgery at Xiangya Hospital of Central South University for one year, and he was deeply impressed by the rich diagnosis and treatment experience, exquisite surgical skills and meticulous humanistic care for patients by the neurosurgery teachers.
Under the guidance of buying and buying the river, Professor Liu Qing learned about the situation of the mullah and was very happy to go to Xinjiang to solve the problems of the Uyghur compatriots, but due to the impact of the epidemic, the mullah family decided to go to Changsha for treatment.
Knowing that the location of the mullah and her family was unfamiliar with the geographical location and the language was inconvenient, the Department of Neurosurgery of Xiangya Hospital enthusiastically reached out to help, from seeing the outpatient clinic to the hospitalization, and tried its best to provide assistance.
Bridge-building, bilingual "translation" helps doctors and patients communicate
After repeated discussion and preoperative evaluation by Professor Liu Qing's team in the Department of Neurosurgery in Xiangya, the nearly 5 cm-size tumor in the mullah's skull was considered to be a craniopharyngioma, the tumor was located in the saddle - suprasella - three ventricles, the endocrine center was damaged, causing low hormone levels, resulting in fatigue drowsiness, increased urination and other symptoms, and compressing the optic nerve and optic chiasc, resulting in a sharp decline in vision, at the same time, the pressure of the three ventricles caused hydrocephalus and interstitial hydrocephalus. If surgery is not performed as soon as possible, the tumor will enlarge further, and the mullah may become blind at any time, and even cranial hypertension, which is life-threatening.
But the first hurdle in front of Professor Liu Qing's team is not the huge tumor, the key position, the difficulty and risk of surgery, but the language barrier - among the three relatives who accompanied Mullah, only the eldest brother could communicate in some simple Chinese, and the family even went out to eat by the ward nurses and nurses, which made Professor Liu Qing's team unable to accurately communicate the surgical plan and risks with the patients and their families. Looking at the hesitant and dazed eyes of the Mullah family, Professor Liu Qing's team asked the leaders of the hospital for help in time.
Under the coordination of the Ministry of Human Resources, Mihere Ayyakmu, deputy chief physician of Turpan People's Hospital, who was attending the Turpan City Science and Technology Talents Training Course at Xiangya Hospital, took the initiative to ask for help, and took advantage of the Saturday break to act as a bilingual interpreter between Uighur and Chinese, and built a bridge of communication between the two sides.
Miheri Ayi is an endocrinologist who happens to be opposite to mullah's tumor-induced endocrine disorder. In order to do a good job in this translation work, she gave full play to the expertise of endocrinologists, combined with the explanations of Professor Liu Qing's team, carefully translated and explained for the mullah's family, and finally let the mullah's family accept the operation plan with confidence.
Escorting, Xiangya experts successfully defused the brain bomb for it
Because the tumor originates from the pituitary stalk, compresses the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, adjacent to the Willis arterial ring and optic nerve, slight damage may lead to complications such as blindness, diabetes insipidus, long-term hormone replacement and even life-threatening after mulla surgery. Professor Liu Qing's team was approaching the abyss and walking on thin ice, carefully and cautiously, under the principle of not damaging the peripheral nerves and blood vessels and important brain tissues as much as possible, it took three hours to successfully remove the huge tumor in the patient's brain.
After the operation, under the meticulous care of the medical staff in Ward 35 of the Neurosurgery Department, the mullah's vision gradually recovered, her spirit improved significantly, and she was successfully discharged from the hospital on December 9, 2021. After Mullah returned to her hometown to recuperate, the neurosurgery staff continued to pay close attention to her situation and remotely guide her recovery - 2 weeks later, the good news came that Mullah was able to work in the fields and resume normal work life.