After being separated from my family, I became a darling of the military region thanks to my medical

The woman suddenly became anxious, and her voice even sounded like she was about to cry.

"Then why did you let him touch the child?"

"The mistake of exceeding the time limit last time has been recorded in his file, and he has been suspended from the qualification to independently withdraw the sheath."

"Lin Yi and Li Hong are in charge of the postoperative rounds today."

"The fact that they were able to detect the anomaly in the seventh minute was because they strictly followed the new system."

The woman was so anxious that tears streamed down her face, but she dared not shout.

"But my son's legs are getting cold right now!"

Ye Zhen raised her hand and pointed to the ticking timer on the bedside table.

"If he didn't recover after six minutes, I personally took him back to the catheterization lab."

"Please do not interfere with the treatment now."

The second minute.

The skin on my right foot finally turned from white to light pink.

Lin Yi immediately remeasured the nail bed filling time.

"2.6 seconds."

Third minute.

Doppler's blood flow sounds began to gradually increase.

Li Hong stared at the screen and reported the monitoring data.

"Blood pressure is stable, heart rate is 128."

Fourth minute.

The filling time of the nail bed was shortened to less than two seconds.

Ye Zhen checked the plantar irritation response again with her fingers and confirmed that everything was normal.

The fifth minute.

The skin temperature on my right foot began to warm up, rising to 33.4 degrees Celsius.

Li Hong simultaneously measured the skin temperature on both sides with an instrument.

"Left foot 34.1"

"Right foot 33.9".

"The temperature difference has narrowed to 0.2 degrees Celsius."

Ye Zhen took the Doppler probe and personally checked it again.

The blood flow sounds were clear and crisp, the spectral width returned to normal, and the blood flow above and below the puncture site was continuous and unimpeded.

"The spasm has been relieved."

The woman gripped the back of the chair next to the yellow line, her whole body slumped down as if all her strength had been drained, and she gasped for breath.

Lin Yi did not lift the warning.

"Continue to observe for another twenty minutes."

"Check Doppler every five minutes."

"This abnormality was accurately recorded in the complication review file for that day."

"All records of medication dosage, ambient temperature, and skin temperature are kept on file."

Upon hearing this, Ye Zhen added a casual remark.

"Send someone to observe for three hours."

"If the temperature difference exceeds one degree Celsius again during this period, please notify me immediately."

"Yes."

Observer He stood aside, looking down to check the timeline from earlier.

It took a full six minutes from the moment the temperature difference was detected to the recovery.

The entire process took thirteen minutes from when the child entered the recovery area.

If we follow the old rule of patrolling every thirty minutes, the first discovery of an anomaly will be at least seventeen minutes later.

Expert Zhao flipped through the complete record book in his hand.

"Why wasn't heparin anticoagulation administered immediately?"

Ye Zhen answered casually as she took off her blood-stained gloves.

"Without clear evidence of stabilizing the thrombus, blindly using heparin will only increase the risk of bleeding at the puncture site."

"If conventional methods such as warming are ineffective, or if Doppler ultrasound indicates blood flow obstruction, then upgrading to anticoagulation and angiography would be logical."

Expert Zhao was completely convinced and wrote down his final conclusion on the record sheet.

The Level III early warning was activated promptly.

The attending physician's on-site examination was accurate, and the diagnosis and treatment fully complied with the pilot program procedures.

Outside the door, the mother of the sick child, having recovered, wiped away her tears and walked step by step to Lin Yi.

"Dr. Lin, I was so anxious just now that I said some hurtful things, please don't take it to heart."

Lin Yi was still filling out detailed patrol records with his head down.

"It's normal for you to worry about your child."

The woman peeked over the bed, her voice still fading.

"Is the child... out of danger now?"

"The spasms have been completely relieved."

"However, we need to observe for another three hours to confirm that it will not recur before we can be completely at ease."

Lin Yi silently moved a stool over and sat upright on the edge of the bed.

"I'll stay here."

After checking one last time to make sure everything was correct, Ye Zhen turned around and went back to the catheterization lab.

Gao Yuan has already efficiently completed the imaging work for the next patient.

"Teacher Ye, the occluder model has been selected."

Give your reasons.

"The gap is 6.5 millimeters, and the edge tissue is extremely thin."

"Eight millimeters can provide perfect coverage, while ten millimeters would cause excessive tension and tearing."

Ye Zhen accepted the equipment with satisfaction.

"release."

The red light in the catheterization lab came back on.

We reviewed the situation that evening.

Ye Zhen picked up the chalk and wrote the key points heavily on the first line of the blackboard:

Early stage femoral artery spasm.

[Discovered seven minutes after surgery.]

[The attending surgeon arrived and assessed the situation; the condition was resolved in six minutes.]

She put down the chalk and turned to look at the crowd.

"Tell me, why did this happen?"

At the conference table, several doctors opened their notebooks and began piecing together the cause.

Li Hong pointed to the location on the drawing: "The bed in the recovery area is right next to the ventilation opening, which poses a risk to the ambient temperature."

Looking at the preoperative assessment form, Gao Yuan added, "It only recorded the vessel diameter, but did not specifically assess the vessel sensitivity separately."

Lin Yi concluded: "Furthermore, the dosage of intraoperative analgesia was too conservative. All things considered, I suggest that young children with small blood vessels must be consistently placed in warm beds away from doors and windows in the future."

"In addition, during the first hour after surgery, the ambient temperature and pain score must be recorded at each round of patients."

Ye Zhen nodded, picked up her pen, and wrote the two sentences directly on the supplementary page of the regulations.

"Strict enforcement will begin tomorrow."

Observer He sat at the very end of the conference table, silently rechecking all the original records from that day.

Every anomaly has an extremely accurate timestamp.

Each action was accompanied by the signature of the responsible person.

Even the exact location of the ventilation openings in the recovery area was carefully redrawn in the bed allocation diagram.