Coincidence! 3 people had surgery on the same day for the same disease in the same hospital

What is fate? For Mr. Mou, 48, Mr. Wu, 26, and Uncle Xie, 63, they were operated on the same day in the same hospital because of the same disease, and they were also admitted to an adjacent hospital bed for the Spring Festival.

This coincidence was staged at the Xinqiao Hospital of the Army Medical University during the Spring Festival.

Within 24 hours, the doctor completed three identical surgeries

February 7 is the first day of work for most people, but the cardiovascular surgery department of the Army Military Medical University's Shimbashi Hospital is an exception, and they spent the busiest 24 hours in the operating room just this past Spring Festival.

Mr. Mou, a 48-year-old from Shapingba, Chinese New Year's Eve night fighting landlord, suddenly had severe chest and back pain at 5 a.m. on the first day of the Chinese New Year, and was urgently sent to the emergency medicine department of Xinqiao Hospital at 6:30 a.m., and then sent to the cardiovascular surgery intensive care unit through the red channel of aortic dissection treatment, and then was sent to the operating room, after successful anesthesia, Professor Xiao Yingbin, Professor Ma Ruiyan, deputy chief physician of cardiovascular surgery, under the protection of the cardiopulmonary bypass group, successfully performed surgery for them. The duration of the operation is up to 7 hours.

Just when the experts actively rescued Mou, 26-year-old Xiao Wu from Wulong was referred to the emergency medicine department of Xinqiao Hospital on the morning of the first morning of the New Year because of the aortic dissection caused by Ma Fan syndrome, at this time, the experts in the hospital were on the operating table, in order to save Wu's life as soon as possible, the department immediately called Wang Yong, the director of cardiovascular surgery who was on vacation, back to the hospital to perform surgery for him, and the operation lasted from the afternoon until 1 a.m. The 8-hour-long surgery was successful.

The first surgery was not over, and when the second operation was actively preparing, the cardiovascular surgery department received another call, "Hey, cardiac surgery?" There is a 63-year-old patient with a dissected aneurysm who is critically ill and needs surgery. Uncle Xie of 63 is from Xuanhan, Sichuan, who was gathering at a relative's house that day, and suddenly developed chest pain and other symptoms in the afternoon and was sent to the local hospital, because the condition was too dangerous, let him immediately be referred to Xinqiao Hospital. Along the way to the referral, the family and local doctors closely observed the condition in the ambulance and communicated with the doctors of Shimbashi Hospital at any time. Because the condition of the elderly developed rapidly, the medical staff on the 120 ambulance actively rescued many times. After the old man arrived at Shimbashi Hospital, he was taken directly to the operating room.

At this time, Just after the second operation, Professor Xiao Yingbin, Professor Ma Ruiyan and Xia Han, deputy chief physician, did not have time to rest, and "went to war" again, the experts opened the pericardial cavity of Uncle Xie, saw that the aortic dissection had ruptured, a large amount of blood and blood clots in the pericardial cavity, causing pericardial tamponade, experts carefully replaced the aorta valve, ascending aorta and aortic arch, and placed a stent in the descending aorta, after nearly 9 hours of rescue, the elderly finally turned the crisis into safety.

After the three surgeries, it was already 9:30 a.m. on the second day of the Chinese New Year. "I can finally go home for the New Year." After the third patient was successfully transferred to the intensive care unit, the medical staff who had been busy in the operating room and the intensive care unit for 24 consecutive hours finally breathed a sigh of relief and said that they could go home for the Chinese New Year with confidence.

Up to now, all three patients have been out of danger of life, and during the Spring Festival holiday, all three are receiving follow-up treatment in the general ward of cardiovascular surgery.

These pains appear carefully with aortic dissection aneurysms

Cardiovascular surgery experts at Shimbashi Hospital remind that aortic dissection aneurysm is a high-incidence disease of hypertension and arteriosclerosis, and it is an extremely dangerous disease, causing sudden death far more dangerous than any tumor.

Relevant data show that the mortality rate of patients before being delivered to the hospital is 21%, the mortality rate of 24 hours is 50%, and the mortality rate within 1 week is more than 68%, which seriously endangers the health of the Chinese people. Professor Xiao Yingbin, Director of Cardiovascular Surgery at Xinqiao Hospital, reminds the general public that if your family or someone around you has sudden chest pain, abdominal pain or early symptoms of dissected aneurysm, you should rush to the nearest hospital with cardiovascular specialties for surgery.

The causes of aortic dissection aneurysms are complex, and common triggers include hypertension, arteriosclerosis, connective tissue genetic diseases, pregnancy, trauma, Marfan syndrome, etc., of which hypertension and arteriosclerosis are the most common.

Experts remind that clinically, 90% of the first symptoms of aortic dissection patients are sudden, persistent, progressive exacerbation of severe chest pain or back pain, pain often occurs when doing certain sudden actions, such as lifting weights, playing basketball and abnormal agitation, and even yawning, coughing, forceful defecation and other actions can also be induced. Patients are often intolerable due to stinging, tearing, or knife-like pain, when they sweat profusely, feel near-death, and even faint from the pain. If dissection spreads to the distal aorta, patients may have abdominal pain, hematemesis, and other symptoms.

In addition, patients with high blood pressure or underlying heart disease are susceptible to cold weather, emotional instability, irregular life, etc. Blood pressure increases, and it is easy to induce aortic dissection.

Professor Xiao Yingbin especially reminded the general public that in daily life, patients with hypertension need to adhere to taking medication, control blood pressure, stabilize emotions, avoid some relatively stimulating and intense activities, and maintain a regular life and rest, which is very important for preventing acute aortic dissection. For patients with underlying heart disease, while regular follow-up and review, we must also pay attention to avoiding some relatively stimulating and intense activities and maintaining a regular life schedule.

Upstream journalist Shi Heng