Chapter 860 The Fetus Cannot Be Saved

She returned to the home page and was about to exit the interface, but found that many posts suddenly appeared in the forum that had not had much content just now.

"How to deal with wire infection after thoracotomy, large scars and unrepaired scars?"

"Baby facial mole removal surgery..."

"I was bitten by an insect. Please help me find out what kind of insect it is. Do I need to go to the hospital?"

"My husband is taking itraconazole. How long will it take to prepare for pregnancy?"

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The review system implemented by the National Medical Forum requires state-funded professionals to be hired to review the posted content and only release it after passing the review.

There are relatively few restrictions on comments, and the method adopted by Xu Qiushuo is adopted.

Professionals are divided into one column, and you can view the number of likes and chronological order separately.

Same goes for regular users.

However, it is worth mentioning that the ranking of likes among professionals is not based on the number of likes, but on the recognition of peers.

For example, Xu Qiu likes A, and Wang Fan likes B. Unless B's likes far exceed A's, A will be ranked first.

To put it bluntly, it’s the weight of likes.

The likes given by more professional people can exceed the approval of hundreds or even thousands of ordinary users.

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Seeing this information, she suddenly had an idea.

Do you want to try posting on the forum...

What if Dr. Xu notices it!

Thinking of this possibility, hope reignited in the little angel's eyes, and she quickly described her situation.

More than twenty minutes later, the post with pictures and text was published.

What surprised her was that the post was immediately approved and appeared on the home page ten minutes after it was posted.

"My baby has a rare venous malformation of Galen. Is there still a chance? Which hospital can I go to for treatment?"

Next to the post, there is a popular medical science about venous malformation of Galen.

Venous malformation of Galen is a type of cerebral venous malformation.

It is caused by an arteriovenous short circuit and abnormal development of the middle forebrain vein, the predecessor of the Galenic vein. Under this malformed blood vessel, a large amount of blood enters the Galenic vein, causing the vein to expand continuously, like a balloon-like aneurysm.

According to the type of shunt, it can be divided into four types.

For example, type 1 in which one or more blood supply vessels directly enter the general vein; type 2 in which the thalamic perforating artery and Galenic vein fistula; and type 3 in which type 1 and 2 are mixed together...

The little angel of blessing told his story:

“This is my first child and the little angel our two families have been waiting for.

From the day I became pregnant, my husband, my mother and mother-in-law all rushed over to take care of me and waited patiently for the birth of the baby.

I was also ready to welcome the birth of this little angel.

During that time, my husband and I even discussed where he would go to school in the future and what to do if his grades were not good...

Until a recent prenatal check-up, the doctor told us a cruel reality.

Although all examinations were normal, the sonographer was keenly aware that my child's brain development seemed abnormal and his heart was abnormally enlarged.

At that moment, I realized that health is the most precious wealth. Only then did I understand that the "peace is blessing" that my parents often said contained such sincere wishes...

We visited many hospitals, and all the doctors advised us to give up the pregnancy.

But we have been preparing to conceive for seven years for this child, and today we are finally pregnant with her...

I don’t have another seven years to wait..."

The post was eloquent and probably had more than a thousand words.

Ordinary users enjoy reading stories.

But many doctors skip it directly and focus on the examination reports attached to the posts by the posters.

The number of comments below increases every second.

"It's definitely a venous malformation of Galen. The fetus' brain should have some hydrocephalus, and the cerebellum and brainstem may have atrophied..."

"The doctors in the hospital that the respondent has been to are very responsible. In this case, giving up is the safest and most rational approach. It is recommended to follow the doctor's advice... Children are not everything in life, cherish your own life!"

"Perhaps you can try staged vascular embolization surgery? I see that the IP address of the respondent is in Shanghai. There are several hospitals in Shanghai that are qualified to perform it. Can you try it in Ruijin?"

"Staged vascular embolization is not recommended. I work in this field. Currently, there are 31 cases of Galenic artery malformation reported, 19 of which gave up pregnancy, 6 newborns died after birth, and 6 survived, of which only three cases He survived after angioembolization!”

In theory, this surgery can indeed solve the problem of vascular malformations, but in practice it is very difficult...

Moreover, even among the three surviving cases, one died of multiple organ failure twenty-one days after birth.

Galenic artery malformation itself is not an absolute indicator of pregnancy termination, but precisely because of its high lethality and irreversible damage to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, there is currently no solution.

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Compared with the scientific discussions commented by experts, the comment area of ​​ordinary people is much more lively.

Although most of them are words of encouragement, there are also many dissenting voices.

"I just read the popular science. Galenic vein malformation can affect the heart and nervous system. To put it bluntly, it affects intelligence... Even if you give birth to a child, he may be inferior to ordinary people in terms of intelligence, and he will definitely be discriminated against in the future. , why let him suffer?"

"A woman is not a child-bearing machine. Can you live for yourself?"

"To put it harshly, the best outcome is to terminate the pregnancy! If I were this child, I really don't want to be born. I want to be a healthy person with normal intelligence!"

"Yes, I really hope that children can choose whether they want to come to this world..."

Many doctors who clicked into the comment area were disappointed.

Sure enough, as long as there are too many people, it becomes impossible to discuss academic issues professionally and rationally, and it becomes a platform for venting emotions.

Having said that, most people are right.

It is really better not to give birth to such a child and let him come to the world to be discriminated against.

However, as doctors, they can only think about the problem from a cold academic perspective and strive to be an emotionless medical machine.

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"In short, staged blood flow embolism is a common treatment method, but the failure rate is very high, and the effect is only that. At most, it can save one life, and the intellectual development of the fetus will most likely be affected."

A director of an intensive neonatal unit expressed his opinion and quickly rose to the top of professional comments.

He continued to explain the reasons, saying: "Moreover, not only intelligence, but also serious problems will occur in the cardiovascular development of the fetus due to the influence of venous malformation of Galen. It is very likely that there will be cardiac problems such as patent foramen ovale and patent ductus arteriosus. Combined with the disease, hydrocephalus and cerebellar atrophy, even if the baby is born, the chance of surviving past two years is very small. "

This is a fetus that is almost impossible to save!

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