The patient's own blood thick, in doing surgery, the doctor played 4 injection hemostatic needle, the patient's blood clots, blood clots clogging the lungs, death, is not considered medical malpractice?
This is a comprehensive view: first of all, we must look at what type of surgery you have done, is not to do will be life-threatening emergency surgery or can be elective surgery, elective surgery, then allow adequate preoperative preparation, to achieve certain standard conditions, and then choose the most favorable time to carry out the operation, then the doctor can be dealt with in the preoperative what you call the "blood thickening "The second is that the hemostatic needle is a specific kind of medicine, different hemostatic agents have different mechanisms of action, such as the commonly used aminomethylpropionic acid, which is clearly stated to have a tendency to thrombosis or a history of thromboembolism is prohibited or caution, and also depends on the use of the dose is appropriate; the third is that the postoperative doctor The third is whether the postoperative doctor has monitored the patient's coagulation function and found that the problem has been dealt with in a timely manner.
These also determine the hospital's responsibility is big or small, light or heavy, I hope to help you.
These also determine the responsibility of the hospital, I hope to help you.