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   "Did you find it?" Since he couldn\'t keep up with the rhythm of the surgery, Lin Chenrong had to ask her about the result again.

"having three."

what! ?

   These bystanders at the scene suddenly discovered that the one who really threw a bomb among them and blew them up might not be the surgeon but her classmate Xie. "You said three?" Lin Chenrong raised her fingers and counted three. She couldn\'t believe her ears hearing the numbers and asked her. He didn\'t see any good or bad. She ended up saying three.

   "It\'s three." Xie Wanying said with certainty.

   "Three together?"

   "No, the two locations are relatively close, and the other one is farther away." Xie Wanying said.

  Three, so many, will this situation be beyond the preoperative prediction outside the nerves? Lin Chenrong and the others saw that the doctors on the neurosurgery side were collectively silent.

   A cardiologist might express surprise at the number of three.

   For neurosurgeons, this disease is not new and does not feel the need to be surprised.

  Multiple intracranial aneurysm MIA is not a rare clinical case. It accounts for an average of twenty percent of the overall incidence of intracranial aneurysms. The predisposing age group of the disease group happens to be the age of Dr. Hu. Female patients are 3.5 times that of male patients, and some patients have high blood pressure. Thinking about it carefully, it would not be too unexpected for this patient to be found out with such a result.

   The reason for the silence of the neurosurgeon is probably how to deal with this disease.

   The principle of clinical treatment of MIA is that it is best to find out as many tumors as possible at one time, and avoid secondary operations as much as possible.

  Why do you have to deal with it all at once? Because the etiology of MIA is due to congenital factors and acquired factors, but congenital factors account for a large proportion, it can be said that the so-called aneurysm is an abnormal bulge caused by a congenital arterial wall defect. In this case, it is common in clinical practice that the tumors of many patients are found after growing with the patients for many years. When found, the tumor is about to explode or has exploded.

   is equivalent to saying that most of these tumors will grow over time, and if they grow to a certain extent, they will explode and endanger the life of the patient. In the past, the patient had no symptoms before the attack, and the ordinary daily physical examination could not reveal it. If you know it, you must deal with it as soon as possible to avoid the doomed explosion.

   Can neurointerventional surgery be done to remove several tumors at one time? Cardiologists are not good enough to understand.

  Lin Chenrong walked back to Jin Tianyu and discussed in a low voice: "If you don\'t speak outside the nerves, are you thinking about preparing for a craniotomy?"

   I can’t understand the road of neurosurgery, so I can only observe one or two from the expressions of my colleagues in neurosurgery. The colleague did not speak, and his expression was solemn, indicating that the possibility of not being able to handle it in the interventional surgery room is very high, and it is possible to turn the craniotomy.

   Jin Tianyu folded his arms across his chest.

   Seeing Deputy Director Lu picking up his mobile phone, he seemed to be contacting the operating room on the third floor and the anesthesiologist.

   However, it is not this person but Cao Yong who can make the final decision.

   There is another big expert appointed by the outer court, but the big man, Director Zhai, did not say anything.

   In short, you can wait and see if the surgeon operating in the operating room has the next step. If there is, it means that the neurosurgery will continue to try the interventional surgery.