The most irresponsible Tianjin Chest Hospital that ignores human life.
Basic information of patients after admission.
Father is 7 1 year old. He was admitted to the Department of Cardiology, Tianjin Chest Hospital from 20 13 to February 10. (I had a history of atrial fibrillation and lax aortic valve closure for several years before hospitalization. During this period, there were no adverse heart symptoms, but platelets were a little low. For example, at 70000, after several days of drug treatment, the platelet count reached 85000. February 65438+June 65438+August transferred to cardiac surgery ward to continue hospitalization. I caught a cold on the night of the 22nd, and I got over it on the 25th. (During this period, the doctor repeatedly urged the patient to have surgery the next day. Before the operation, no doctor talked to the patient's family about the patient's condition, how to operate and what symptoms will appear after the operation. ) He entered the operating room at 8: 30am on February 3rd1and returned to the general ward on the fourth morning after operation. Since the patient was transferred to cardiac surgery, I have never seen a doctor come to the ward to examine the patient during the day. It's just that seven or eight nurses patrol the ward every morning, and there is no doctor on duty every night. On the evening of October 6th, 65438/KLOC-0, the family found the doctor on duty, and the doctor on duty came ten minutes later. After seeing it, I used some medicine and didn't do other tests. On the morning of the 8th, I went for a B-ultrasound and chest X-ray examination. (I met Director Geng of the Department of Cardiology during the B-ultrasound examination. She saw that the patient's valve operation was very good and his heart hypertrophy basically returned to normal. The patient's heart rate was 77 before going. His blood pressure is 126 and 73. Both are fine. Back to the ward, it's almost 1 1. At noon, he only ate a little. Not long after the meal, he felt very hot, accompanied by severe chest tightness and breathlessness. After the doctor came, he added some medicine, drew some blood and gave the patient an injection of morphine. The doctor said that he would be sent back to the intensive care unit for treatment and put in a ventilator, but he didn't say what caused it. At about 6 o'clock that night, he told our family that there was effusion in the chest and it had been pulled out. At about 6 am on the 9th, the intensive care doctor informed our family that the patient had acute renal failure and needed hemodialysis treatment. At 5438+00 on the 6th, the doctor said that his kidney had improved and he could urinate, but there was something wrong with his liver. On the 4th, his kidney was fine and his liver was still bad. )/kloc-on the 5th of 0/5, the chest hospital was moving to a new hospital, and my father was transferred. 18, the doctor said that the ventilator was removed and a breathing mask was put on to help breathing, and the condition improved. /kloc-On the afternoon of 0/9, our family members were informed that the patient had severe abdominal effusion and was accompanied by abdominal vascular bleeding. In the afternoon 1 1 Minimally invasive surgery (catheter operating room) was performed to stop blood vessels, and blood vessels were ruptured in 5 places. At 4: 30 on the 20th, he was seriously ill and had a drainage operation. On the 22nd, the doctor said that the patient's condition was not good, and the family members were ready for the patient's critical illness. At noon on the 23rd, the patient died of organ failure due to abdominal hemorrhage.
What happened to the hospital?
Nowadays, more and more people suffer from various heart and vascular diseases. Nowadays, with the rapid development of medicine, heart valves can be replaced, bypass can be done, and stent surgery can be done. This kind of operation has been common in specialized hospitals in domestic municipalities for more than ten years.
Cardiovascular surgery in specialized hospital (Tianjin Chest Hospital) has a set of mature plans for these operations, whether it is the treatment plan before, during or after operation, or the different symptoms of patients. Doctors are all too familiar with what symptoms patients will have after operation and how to check and treat them.
On the second day after the patient was admitted to the surgical ward, only a special nurse came to inform the patient's family to sign a voluntary letter of cardiovascular surgery (both bypass surgery and heart valve replacement are to make an incision of nearly 30 cm in the patient's chest) and then wait for the operation arrangement. During these days of waiting for the operation, no doctor or surgeon came to check the patient's condition, and no doctor told the patient's family about the patient's current situation, surgical plan and how to treat it. In the surgical ward during the day, there is no doctor in charge of the ward and the doctor on duty to come to the ward to make rounds and ask about the patient's condition. I can't see the doctor on duty at night. The morning before the operation, the nurse came to inform the patient of the operation and preparation for the next day. On the morning of the operation, only the anesthetized doctor and his family briefly talked about the risks in the operation and signed the notice.
The patient underwent aortic valve replacement and defibrillation on on February 3, 2003. On the fourth morning after the operation, the patient returned to the general ward of cardiac surgery. During the day, there is still no supervisor and attending doctor to check the patient's condition, nor to inform the patient's family members of the details after the operation. Family members only see the patient's intuitive performance and can talk and eat slowly. At night, they can't see the doctor on duty. Patient (65438) This symptom is that there is effusion in the chest cavity and pericardium that compresses the heart and lungs. It can be diagnosed by B-ultrasound. The patient will be much better after a small puncture and drainage. The drained liquid will be tested for symptomatic medication, and the patient will get better in a few days. ) The doctor on duty didn't come until more than ten minutes later. The family asked the doctor on duty what caused the patient to suddenly feel unwell. The doctor simply said that it was caused by heart and lung failure, and then asked the nurse to add some medicine and it was over. The next day, the patient was not examined to confirm the condition (this is a specialized hospital for decades. Surgeons and people on duty know very well how to check and treat various symptoms after operation, but they don't take the same thing, but simply use drugs. Very irresponsible) On the morning of the third day (65438+18 October), the patient went downstairs for B-ultrasound (the examination result was pleural effusion and pericardial effusion) and fluoroscopy. At noon, the patient developed symptoms of discomfort, shortness of breath and fever. After seeing a doctor, he said that he would be sent to an extra-cardiac intensive care unit for treatment (after being sent to the ICU ward, he would be treated by the doctor on duty in the ICU ward, and the patient had nothing to do with the doctor in the surgical ward). At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, the patient was examined by B-ultrasound (twice). At 6 o'clock, our family members were told that there was effusion in the chest cavity and heart cells of the patient, which had been taken out. On the morning of the 9th, the doctor informed us that the patient had acute renal failure and issued a critical notice. Two days later, the doctor said there was something wrong with the liver and asked the doctor what caused a series of problems. The doctor still said it was caused by heart and lung failure, and he didn't tell us how to treat it and how long it would take for the patient to get well. On the day of 14, all inpatients in the hospital were collectively transferred to the new hospital site except the patients in ICU ward. Later that afternoon, the person in charge of ICU repeatedly asked our family members to try their best to get us to sign the notice of transfer, so as to get rid of the responsibility for the accident in the new ward of the hospital due to the imperfect transportation of patients on the road. /kloc-On the morning of 0/5, the patient was transferred to a new hospital. After that, the doctor still didn't tell his family about the actual situation of the patient. When I visited the ward, I found that the patient's hands and arms were swollen. )/kloc-on the afternoon of 0/9, the doctor told our family that the patient had hydrops in the abdominal cavity, and the liquid was turbid and dark red. Suspected intestinal necrosis, abdominal vascular bleeding. Ask the doctor what caused the blood vessel bleeding and ascites. The doctor couldn't say clearly and couldn't confirm the reason. By the 23rd, the patient died of organ failure due to abdominal hemorrhage (the total cost from hospitalization to death was more than 300,000 yuan).
The doctor on duty is responsible for the treatment and medication of patients in the extracardiac ICU, and there is no special doctor to take care of patients from beginning to end. "Each of them has a different treatment plan and medication. They only look at the inspection report to see if there is edema in the patient's physical condition, and what drugs to add or subtract after a period of time." Patients in ICU need to breathe with intubation ventilator for 24 hours, and their hands are tied to the guardrail on both sides of the bed, so they can't move, even if they take off the ventilator and put on a mask. The patient can stand it in just a few days, and what is the patient's heart like after ten days! (During the patient's stay in the ICU ward, after 3 pm every day, the patient's family members can only visit the patient for one or two minutes. ) Is this a cure or a pain?
These doctors prescribe drugs and treat patients, and patients can push each other if they have problems. No one is responsible, and no one is responsible. In 1 month alone, three patients died less than 1 month after operation, 1 patient had no sensation in limbs after operation, and another 1 patient was still in the intensive care unit four months after operation. Now he can only move one hand, and many patients return to the hospital for further treatment after a few days of discharge. The intensive care doctors in surgery and ICU only know the operation, regardless of the patient's postoperative situation, and they don't tell their families the truth of the patient and shirk their responsibilities. Do such doctors have a sense of responsibility and medical ethics? Don't you dare let your relatives come to this hospital for surgery! ! ! ! ! !
After Tianjin Chest Hospital moved to the new hospital from June 5438+1October 65438+May, many internal connections were not perfect and the signs were unclear. 95% of doctors and patients can't find the stairs up and down, so they can only take the elevator. 19 On June 9th, the doctor of B-ultrasound examination pushed the equipment to examine the patient and knocked on the door of ICU for nearly ten minutes. He didn't enter the ICU until a patient's family called inside. The operating room was not disinfected until the 20th to prepare for the operation. The family members of hospitalized patients can't get the daily list of hospitalization expenses, and they don't know how much they spend every day and what medicine the doctor used for the patients. If the family members who owe money don't want to be treated or have an accident, you can't get the daily list at all, and you can only give you a detailed list after paying off the debt. On the afternoon of Father 19, the doctor informed us that the patient's abdominal ascites was serious, and it was suspected that it was intestinal necrosis (I never told our family about the abdominal cavity problem before, and I didn't inform us until it failed). A deputy director of surgery asked our family to help you with the green channel, so you could postpone the payment and treat it first. However, on the 20th, the hospital still paid 6.5438 yuan +0.65 million yuan. After the patient died, he repeatedly asked the hospital for a list of expenses of 654.38 yuan+6500 yuan, but the hospital refused to give it to him, saying that we still owe the hospital more than 90,000 yuan, and we will give it to us when it is issued. Looking for the dean's office and the medical department, they all shirked each other. In this way, we spent a total of more than 390 thousand to treat patients, and finally spent so much money. But it's been nearly 1 month now, and the hospital hasn't asked us for more than 90 thousand, nor has it given any explanation to the family! ! ! ! Obviously, this is their guilty conscience. . . . . . . . . . .
/kloc-in the summer of 0/3, my father often went fishing by motorcycle. Before going to the hospital, his daily life was normal, and there was no discomfort in walking and activities. The local doctor advised the patient to have a valve replacement operation. We believed in the technical level and medical conditions of the specialized hospital in this municipality with a history of decades, but we didn't expect the hospital and doctors to be irresponsible, and the treatment became more and more serious until the patient died. It has brought great mental pain to our family, and there are still debts to pay. This is a lifelong pain in our family. . .