4hw.org: friends who often eat fish will inevitably experience being stuck by fish bones. General knowledge tells us that we can come here after drinking vinegar and eating steamed bread. However, recently, a man was stuck by a fish bone. This small fish bone actually pierced his heart. Fortunately, it was taken out after surgery. What should we do if it is stuck by a fish bone? Let's see the details below.
Late on the night of August 9, Uncle Li (pseudonym) from Shanghai went through a 4-hour thrilling operation in Zhongda Hospital Affiliated to Southeast University. The multiple departments of Zhongda Hospital took out a fish bone with two extremely sharp ends and a length of nearly 4cm from Uncle Li's heart. This "slow guest" almost killed uncle Li.
Because of a fishbone, he was transferred to another hospital twice with high fever
A few days ago, Uncle Li, 50, had a fever. The fever was 39 degrees. He rushed to the local hospital. After a series of tests, the cause of the disease has not been determined. It was not until the doctor asked that Uncle Li recalled that he had eaten a bream five days ago. After eating, there was a faint tingling sensation in his chest, but the pain was not very strong, and he did not pay attention to it. He still ate normally.
Doctors highly suspected that it was the fish bone that caused the infection in the body that caused the high fever. As expected, the trace of the fish bone was found in the CT examination. Only the fish bone had pierced the esophagus. In view of the critical situation, it is suggested that Uncle Li go to Shanghai hospital for treatment. After transferring to another hospital, the hospital considers that the risk of removing the fishbone is high, so it is suggested to take conservative treatment. However, Uncle Li's high fever never subsided, and the family fell into confusion again. It was introduced that on the evening of August 8, Uncle Li was transferred to Nanjing Zhongda Hospital overnight for treatment.
A fishbone pierces the esophagus and the heart
Uncle Li's fish bone 'traveled' for half a circle in his body. From three CT examinations before and after the patient, it was found that the fish bone had been running all the time. After being eaten by mistake, it first pierced the esophagus, then the left atrium, and finally fell into the left ventricle. Zhou Jianming, chief physician of the thoracic and cardiac surgery who received Uncle Li, said.
With the "swimming" of the fishbone, Uncle Li's condition gradually worsened. If the fish bone continues to move, it may run into the blood vessels and cause embolism. If you move again carelessly and puncture the great artery, you will be in danger of massive bleeding. However, if the heart valve is punctured to cause regurgitation, it will increase the difficulty of operation.
Is the fishbone taken or not? If the fishbone is taken out by operation, and Uncle Li has serious infection at present, the operation faces great risk. The infection will become more and more serious without removing the fishbone. Doctors and their families are in a dilemma & hellip;
4 hours operation, 4 cm fishbone removed
After careful examination, multi-disciplinary consultation, discussion and repeated evaluation of infection, and full communication with patients' families, director Xue Tao of cardiothoracic surgery of CUHK led the operation team, including Wang Yuhua, Zhou Jianming, Lu Qitong and Jing Shengjie, decided to break through the risk and perform the operation for patients.
Finally, we found this 4 cm long 's' shaped fish bone in the left ventricle. Fortunately, the fish bone did not move again. The doctor and his family were shocked when they took out the sharp four centimeter long fish bones.
The operation lasted from 8:00 p.m. to 12:00 p.m. on August 9 and lasted for four hours. After the operation, the patient was transferred to intensive care unit.
1. Massage the reflex area of the upper throat of the foot (between the thumb and the second finger of the foot, on the edge of flushing too much), about one minute.
2. Drink olive water. The fish bones stuck in the throat can be eliminated by grinding the olive core under the water suit.
3. Soften with vitamin C. Small fishbone stuck throat, take vitamin C1, take it with you, swallow it slowly, after a few minutes, the fishbone will soften and eliminate.
4. One clove of garlic, proper amount of sugar. Peel the garlic, cut it off and stuff it into your nostrils. Swallow a spoonful of sugar. Don't drink. If it doesn't work, swallow a spoonful of sugar again. This method is effective for fishbone throat sticking.
5. Orange peel dissolves fish bones. When the fishbone gets stuck in the throat, peel the orange skin, narrow the piece, swallow it slowly, and dissolve the fishbone.
6. Ask for help to pull out the fishbone. That is, ask someone to press the front of the affected tongue with a spoon or toothbrush handle, check the root of the tongue, tonsil, pharyngeal wall, etc. in the bright place, find the fishbone as much as possible, and then clip it out with tweezers or chopsticks.
7. The best way to soften fish bones. If you can't find the bone spur through observation, and the patient still has the feeling of the fishbone sticking to the throat, you can also use a simple small prescription to soften the bone spur; 10 grams of Clematis, 3 pieces of black plum, 15 grams of sugar, a little vinegar, add water to fry soup, and slowly swallow.
8. Drinking well water and fishbone sticking to the throat. If vinegar does not work, you can drink a bowl of well water in the morning of the next day to eliminate fishbone.
9. Drink duck saliva. Take a live duck, pour the foot of the duck to make it chirp, salivate, fill it with a clean cup and bowl, drink it slowly to moisten the throat, and the small fishbone will soon dissolve.
10. Vomit fishbone. If the above method is ineffective, try to make the patient nauseous and let the fishbone spit out.