The danger lurking around the child is always unexpected.
At 11 o'clock in the evening on October 31, Li Chao, a doctor on duty in the Otorhinolaryngology Department of the Second Affiliated Hospital of Guilin Medical College, received a child in the emergency department.
"The child was playing with his sister tonight, grabbed the red melon seeds and stuffed it into his mouth. I kept coughing, panting, and there was a sound in my lungs. I put my finger into my mouth and induced vomiting out two red melon seeds. There may be melon seeds. Inside!" In the emergency room, the child's parents were very anxious, and the child was only 1 year and 6 months old.
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After physical examination, the doctor on duty found that the child’s vital signs were stable, there was a mild tri-concave sign when crying, there was no foreign body in the pharynx, and the right lung wheeze was visible on auscultation of the lungs. "At present, your child is very likely to inhale red melon seeds into the lungs, causing the formation of trachea-bronchial foreign bodies." The doctor on duty told the parents that the specific condition can be determined after CT examination, and the child must be banned now. Drinking and fasting should not stimulate the children to cry, turn over and pat their backs.
After emergency airway CT plain scan + three-dimensional reconstruction examination, the results confirmed the presence of foreign bodies in the trachea. The doctor on duty immediately reported the child’s condition. The superior doctor believed that the foreign body in the trachea was an acute and severe disease in the Department of Otorhinolaryngology. The foreign body had blocked the right main bronchus, and had difficulty breathing, coughing and discomfort. .
After obtaining the consent of the family, Professor Zhang Wenyue, the director of the Department of Otorhinolaryngology, performed rigid bronchoscopy + intratracheal foreign body removal in the emergency department. The child’s trachea was tender, with an inner diameter of less than 1cm, narrow space, difficult operation, and airway injury at any time during the operation. , The risk of suffocation, otolaryngology surgeons, anesthesiologists, and operating room nurses cooperate closely, and finally successfully remove the foreign body and hand it over to the family.
Then the child returned to the ward for further treatment.
Parents should pay attention to these things
Don’t let a momentary negligence lead to a disaster, so the child should not be aware of many risks that he does not know at all times.
