With the high-speed development of various fields in today's society, the surgical field of our hospital has also made great progress in the past two years, completing traumatic splenic rupture spleen-preserving surgery, rupture of the seventh and eighth segments of the liver for irregular lobectomy, laparoscopic ileocolic tumor resection, laparoscopic saphenous vein traffic ligation, laparoscopic choledochotomy to remove the stone "T" tube drainage, and a series of high, difficult, new and major surgeries.
The hospital surgical department admitted a patient who was only 30 years old and had repeated attacks of chronic pancreatitis, who had laparoscopic cholecystectomy in Huzhou Central Hospital, and then went to a big hospital in Shanghai for many times of treatment, which was found to be chronic recurrent pancreatitis, and the formation of pancreatic pseudocysts, and the surgeons in the hospital **** the same study, mobilized the patients to have surgical treatments. With the efforts of Director Shen Jirong and Dr. Zhou Yu Ren of the Department of Surgery, the patient underwent pancreatic pseudocyst jejunum ROUX-Y anastomosis. After the operation, the patient recovered well, the original symptoms disappeared, and the patient was discharged from the hospital.
The hospital's Department of Surgery completed another difficult surgery. A 61-year-old male patient, suffering from bladder Ca, was transferred to the surgical ward of the hospital from a foreign hospital, after the examination of the patient's blood leukocytes 150010×9/L, Hb5.5g, platelets 6.5g. After careful examination, it was found that the patient also suffered from megasplenism, hypersplenism, and the surgeon decided to perform splenectomy and cystectomy at the same time with the careful preparation of the surgeon for the patient. However, it was found that the patient's liver, spleen and diaphragm were densely adherent, which made the surgery extremely difficult and risky. Under the leadership of Director Shen Jirong, the hospital's surgical department, despite the difficulties and dangers, carefully separated and dissected the patient, and successfully removed the giant spleen (spleen size of 25×30cm) in 4 hours, and then removed the bladder tumor for the patient after the successful splenectomy. At present, the patient is recovering well and is able to get out of bed.