Cui Shaofeng seed to recall these matters and responded, "Yes, yes, yes. So given that the blood pressure isn’t high, how did you suddenly suspect a brain hemorrhage? What is the patient’s current state of consciousness? Is she still alert? When did dizziness, headache, or vomiting start?"
This is also what Director Yoo wants to ask Doctor Zheng.
"It was Xie Wanying who thought her facial muscles seed to be twitching sowhat and suspected a cranial issue," Doctor Zheng ntioned, bringing up Student Xie who might potentially be the major contributor.
It was Student Xie’s observation. The two departnt leaders must consider this carefully. Because Student Xie is rumored to be as skilled as Student Song.
"Continue, what else did she say?" Director Yoo asked for more details about Student Xie’s words.
"She said it might be a cerebral vascular malformation aneurysm, fearing the pressure from childbirth could rupture the aneurysm. Now, symptoms related to this are appearing, and a head CT must be done cautiously. For safety reasons, Doctor Peng has sent the patient for a head CT. Xie Wanying believes the aneurysm may be located in the pons." By the end of this statent, Doctor Zheng was anxious and upset.
Sure enough, hearing the word "pons" caused the expressions of the two leaders to suddenly turn ghastly.
Pontine hemorrhage is highly problematic. Generally, hospital neurology and neurosurgery departnts do not have the expertise to handle this.
Standing behind Doctor Zheng, Xie Wanying looked at the tense expressions of the teachers present and suddenly realized things didn’t look good.
She had ntioned the aneurysm might be located in the pons. The pons is a tricky area in neurosurgery; when she was at Guoxie, she was aware of Senior Cao’s expertise and knew pontine aneurysms that haven’t ruptured should be easy to handle for Senior Cao and Doctor Song.
In summary, Senior Cao’s exceptional skills made her a bit numb to the "pons." In reality, she should have rembered Senior Brother Huang’s remarks—Senior Brother Huang struggled with the pons too.
Now, the reactions of the external hospital teachers were confirming once again: Senior Cao is genuinely impressive.
It also indicates Beidou Third Hospital’s neurosurgery departnt lacks the technical capacity to manage pontine hemorrhages.
Neurosurgery at Beidou Third isn’t unrecognized; it’s well-known, but it’s famous in spinal neurosurgery rather than cranial neurosurgery.
Spinal neurosurgery is an important erging branch of neurosurgery in recent years. This discipline is also a key focus of Guoxie Orthopedics. Spinal neurosurgery can be considered an interdisciplinary field, requiring collaboration between neurosurgery and orthopedics.
What are the technological levels of Beidou Third’s cranial neurosurgery? According to the locals of Beidu, it’s even worse than Xuanwu Hospital.
Is Xuanwu’s neurosurgery really bad? Depends on the comparison—certainly not up to top-three standards, but it ranks in the top ten in the city.
Upon hearing these words from the teachers, Xie Wanying recalled the torturous scene at Xuanwu Ergency, feeling heavy-hearted.
"Oh dear." Director Yoo’s palm was touching his chest as their hospital lacked the technical capacity to treat the patient, leading to transferring her to a facility with the right conditions. Yet, the laboring mother is entering the second stage of labor, making this transfer extrely dangerous for both mother and child.
Regardless of Beidou Third Hospital Maternity Departnt’s reputation, situations requiring multidisciplinary treatnt often leave them feeling powerless. This is what Beidou Third Hospital Obstetrics and Gynecology Departnt doctors hate most. The revenue supports other departnts in the hospital, wishing strongly that their hospital’s other departnts would develop the technical strength to assist in rescuing critically difficult and severe cases of pregnant mothers.
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