's recent illness seems "untimely", but should he go to the hospital when he is sick at this stage and has an emergency? Should I endure the epidemic or seek medical treatment in time? In special times, some diseases can be waited for, and some diseases depend on the common people but cannot wait to get better. Right now, what we can do is to stand up for these patients and protect their light. During the
epidemic, Chengdu Aidi Eye Hospital still insisted on receiving urgent and critical ophthalmic patients, and a large number of emergency ophthalmic patients were treated in time. The average number of emergency operations for retinal detachment in the hospital reached 8 per day. In special periods, it has become a large-scale emergency operation. The role of general public hospitals in sharing worries. When
knelt, the two deans were in their throats...
On February 1, Sichuan Province launched the first-level emergency response to public health emergencies just a week, and it was the time when all parties were on high alert. On the same day, Professor Zhang Junjun admitted a 7-year-old patient. She was named Jin Duoduo (a pseudonym). She was accompanied by her parents to the hospital. A piece of gauze covering her left eye was particularly dazzling on her beautiful face. As soon as
entered the clinic, Duo Duo’s parents knelt down with a plop, crying for help: "Duo Duo injured his left eye in a car accident on January 11, and it has been more than 20 days. Seeking doctors everywhere to no avail..." The sudden kneeling caused Professor Zhang Junjun’s heart to sink suddenly, like a knuckle in his throat, he immediately got up to help Duo’s parents, and comforted: “Take the child to the doctor first, we will do our best!” Then, Professor Zhang Junjun and Professor Hu Yuzhang worked together for Duo. During the consultation with Duo, the diagnosis was consistent.
After diagnosis, Duo Duo’s left eyeball contusion, optic nerve contusion, orbital fracture, vitreous hemorrhage, has missed the best time for surgery... Professor Zhang Junjun introduced that the damage caused by many diseases of the fundus to vision is irreversible, once it is delayed The best time for treatment will cause permanent blindness of the patient.
Father Duoduo told Professor Hu Yuzhang that the child had a car accident with his grandfather in a battery car during the Chinese New Year. Due to the special period, it is difficult to see a doctor, which may have delayed the best period of treatment, but I ask Dean Hu to think again. Method. Dean Hu Yuzhang clenched his right hand and knocked on the desktop, shaking his head and said, "There is no need to prescribe medicine."
Aidi Ophthalmology is not only a national tertiary ophthalmology hospital, but also a key ophthalmology specialist in Chengdu, with the ability to diagnose and treat acute and severe ocular fundus It is second to none in Sichuan. Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the hospital has not stopped clinics, but the general situation of patients recently is different from the past. In the past, patients found that their eyesight decreased rapidly, and they might choose to go to the hospital for treatment at the first time. Now that they find eye problems, they usually hold "re-observation". He’s mentality, and then consider which hospital to go to. Going to a general hospital is afraid of cross-infection. Many specialist hospitals have closed their clinics. When the observation is completed and the hospital is found, the best time to remove the lesion is also delayed.
went from Tibet to Chengdu, and finally her eyeballs were removed.
Ms. Mei from Mozhugongka County, Tibet performed the "enucleation of left eyeball contents + prosthetic fetal implantation" at the Aidi ophthalmology department on February 11. In the current special period, Ms. Mei, who could not be contacted for effective diagnosis and treatment in the county and surrounding general hospitals, came to Chengdu Aidi Eye Hospital on February 9. After preliminary examination, she was diagnosed as "left eye neovascular glaucoma" due to high intraocular pressure. The duration was too long and the medical treatment was fruitless. Ms. Mei suffered from headache, nausea, and vomiting for a month and was unable to maintain a basic life.
After diagnosis on February 10, it was found that the symptoms of glaucoma were irreversible. The only way was to remove the eyeball of the left eye. On the 11th, Kang Qian, the director of the Department of Corneal and Ocular Surface Diseases, performed an operation to remove the eyeball of the left eye for Ms. Mei. Professor Kang Qian introduced that the patient’s illness is now irreversible. After the eyeballs are removed, she can still live a normal life. If the eyeballs are not removed, she will suffer from the illness all the time, with splitting headaches and vomiting. , The basic quality of life cannot be guaranteed. If the patient sees a doctor in time and can control the intraocular pressure well, she may still have vision in her left eye, and it will not be enough to remove the eyeball.
What should the emergency patients who make way for the "new crown"?
The National Health Commission has issued a notice requiring all medical units across the country to coordinate the treatment of the pneumonia epidemic and the normal medical needs of other patients, without affecting the necessary emergency surgery or emergency patients' visits. There are only two eyes in
. If one cannot see, it becomes a one-eyed. If you cannot see both, you lose the ability to live. Should routine patients give way to the "new crown"? How can I protect others without hurting myself on this road??
Professor Hu Yuzhang, Dean of Aidi Ophthalmology, introduced that at the beginning of the outbreak, Aidi’s non-emergency ophthalmology clinics had been suspended. For example, medical optometry, eye plastic surgery, dry eye clinics, etc. have adopted online consultation + mailing nursing solutions at this stage. To meet the needs of some patients, such as necessities, but the fundus emergency department has been open around the clock, with an average of more than 8 fundus emergency operations per day. Fortunately, during the epidemic, many patients with retinal detachment Aidi ophthalmology received timely treatment and saved the final vision. Many patients with fundus diseases thought of Aidi ophthalmology as soon as they fell ill. The
epidemic needs to strengthen management and control, strictly prevent death, and ensure the absolute safety of patients and their families and our medical workers. At the same time, patients with acute eye diseases cannot be delayed in seeking medical treatment, such as retinal detachment, acute glaucoma and other emergencies. Wait a day, the condition will worsen, and timely consultation will have the opportunity to preserve the final vision. Under the background of national epidemic prevention, the scientific "new crown" Make way, and Aidi Ophthalmology promises that we will always stand on guard for ophthalmology patients and not let a patient wait to be blind.
Huaxi Community News reporter Song Yongkun
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