Rare-to-be heart disease instrument for more than ten years

This report (communicator Du Yu's reporter Yu Le) has black lips and fingers. This is a typical symptom of congenital heart disease. However, over the past 10 years, various instruments have been unable to correct the true root cause. In the end, “auscultation king” Professor Li Gengshan found a blood vessel hidden in the depths of the pulmonary artery with his small stethoscope.

The patient boat is Shiyan, 21 years old. Ten years ago, he had unexplained lips, wheezing, severe asthma and other symptoms, and his fingers thickened. The local hospital suspects that the boat suffers from congenital heart disease. However, several B-mode ultrasonography and CT examinations have found that the basic structure of the heart, including the atria, ventricles, and valves, is intact.

At the beginning of last month, Xiao Zhou came to the Department of Cardiology of the People's Hospital of Wuhan University. In the near eighties, Professor Li Gengshan, who enjoys the reputation of “auspicious king” in China, listened carefully to the sound of blood flow in the heart of the boat. He was diagnosed with abnormal blood flow in his right pulmonary artery 5 minutes later and he was advised to do angiography.

Sure enough, the boat's right pulmonary artery bulged out with an orange-sized aneurysm, and an extra blood vessel was connected to the left atrium. This was a rare congenital pulmonary vascular abnormality. Recently, the hospital successfully completed surgical corrections for the boat. The small boat in the ward yesterday looked ruddy. He said that he had been seeking medical treatment for 10 years and very few doctors had carefully auscultated him. He always asked a little while to open a checklist for color ultrasound, CT, and so on. Fortunately, this time he met the "auscultation king."

Author: Du Weiwei Yu Lok

Source: Wuhan Evening News (Wuhan)