Chapter 366: with translation of chapter title
Zheng Ren and Xiao Yi Ren went to the emergency department.
Having a meal with Xiao Yi Ren, watching a movie, just thinking about it feels so wonderful.
Zheng Ren's world, for the first time in history, turned pink. Even a forever-single dog will have spring, though he still can't picture exactly what it looks like.
Zheng Ren and Xiao Yi Ren contacted each other via WeChat in the D area of the underground parking lot.
Zheng Ren took the elevator to the parking lot.
Xiao Yi Ren's car was parked near the familiar spot, and Zheng Ren found it easily.
"What do you want to eat this Evening?" Xiao Yi Ren asked, feeling some Tension, a little flustered.
Zheng Renye
Neither of them had similar experience; unlike the perfect, seamless coordination on the Operating table, they were each flustered.
Just like a young doctor performing for the first time and an intern instrument nurse cooperating for the first time in a Shou Bing, they were flustered to the bone.
Xiao Yi Ren drove a Volvo into the underground parking garage.
Before, after work Zheng Ren would just grab a bite to eat, then read in his rented apartment or curl up in bed with a novel to kill the boring, lonely time.
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Smelling that familiar sweet fragrance, Zheng Ren felt as if he were drunk, his head fuzzy, and relying on instinct he chatted with Xiao Yi Ren about what had happened today.
Professor Tian of the capital.
Together with the professor, they researched nuclear magnetic resonance diffusion imaging of decompensated cirrhosis to determine the puncture site for TIPS surgery.
Nuclear magnetic resonance diffusion imaging.
TIPS surgery.
Director Sun discussed abdominal free-floating bodies and surgery.
Without any particular purpose, he simply recounted his day's experience—ordinary and mundane, trivial yet true.
Xiao Yi Ren listened attentively with a smile at the corner of her mouth.
Perhaps this is what life truly looks like.
It wasn't a long walk, yet they took a full half hour. After finding a parking spot, Xiao Yi Ren and Zheng Ren entered the restaurant side by side, unhurried.
The restaurant wasn't large; the lighting was slightly dim, filled with an ambiguous, hazy atmosphere, making it a good spot for couples' dates.
Only after arriving here did Xie Yiren fully recover.
Holding the menu, her eyes sparkled as if every dish she saw lightly exploded on her taste buds, leaving a tempting fragrance.
They ordered three or five signature dishes; the waiter took the menu and left, and the two locked eyes.
Under the dim lighting and soft music background, their embarrassment and shyness lessened, as if they had grown accustomed to such gazes and eye contact.
In their mutual gaze and eye‑to‑eye exchange, they could attain the long‑hoped‑for peace and joy.
Without words, they stared at each other in silence, their gazes gradually becoming hazy.
Several minutes later, the dishes Xiao Yi Ren had ordered began to arrive one after another, and only then did her cheeks flush as she lowered her head to eat.
For some reason, the steak that used to be fragrant in memory lacked its tempting flavor, yet his heart felt sweet, as if he were holding a lollipop.
Zheng Ren also found the food tasteless; he ate a couple bites, lifted his head to glance at Xie Yiren, occasionally meeting her eyes, and they exchanged a smile.
What Su Yun said.
Once again their eyes met; Zheng Ren was about to ask Xie Yiren whether she wanted to take a walk after dinner when a hurried, panicked shout came from the corner of the restaurant.
Zheng Ren.
A girl about eighteen or nineteen, dressed in a cute, childish style, clutched her chest; her face was deathly pale, her lips bluish‑purple, and she gasped for breath.
The boy beside her didn't know what had happened, feeling a bit flustered, and loudly asked her what was wrong.
In Zheng Ren's upper‑right field of vision, a patch of bright red appeared.
System panel.
"……" Zheng Ren, though not a thoracic specialist, also knew about pulmonary embolism.
Acute pulmonary embolism is a clinical and pathophysiological syndrome caused by endogenous or exogenous emboli blocking the main trunk or branches of the pulmonary artery, leading to impaired pulmonary circulation. Its features are extremely rapid onset and extremely high mortality.
But how could such a young girl, happily eating her meal, suddenly suffer a pulmonary embolism?
Without time to ponder the reason, Zheng Ren rushed over quickly.
"I'm a doctor; she needs to go to the Hospital!" Zheng Ren said politely, but his actions were anything but polite.
He shoved the boy beside the girl aside, stepped in front of her, loudly soothed her, urging her to stay calm and take deep breaths.
Ask Xie Yiren to drive.
Pulmonary embolism—thrombolysis in the acute phase is still effective. The patient has just fallen ill, which is exactly the golden rescue window.
Wait for the 120 ambulance? That's completely unnecessary.
Zheng Ren understood that the ambulance carried no medication for treating pulmonary embolism; rather than waste time waiting for the ambulance, it was better to go straight to the Hospital.
Xiao Yi Ren didn't even have time to settle the bill before she rushed out.
Volvo XC60.
The boy placed the girl in the car, and he himself was completely dazed, in a state of bewilderment.
Zheng Ren seized the moment to get in the car and asked: "Notify her family—has she had this condition before?"
"Before… there was once…" the boy stammered.
Just mentioning contacting his family, his expression showed a little Fear.
"Had it happened before?" Zheng Ren also blinked in surprise.
The boy fell silent, placing the girl's head on his lap, wanting to comfort her but not knowing how. He didn't know where to put his hands or feet, his face full of panic and helplessness.
Without Zheng Ren urging her on, Xie Yiren's car sped off as if it were flying.
Rushed back to City First Hospital at high speed.
Zheng Ren called the operating room and Professor Rudolf.
It took half an hour to come, but the return time was less than ten Minute.
When the red Volvo braked sharply, hearing it, in front of City First Hospital Jizhen Da Lou, the gurney was already waiting.
Without a word, Zheng Renhe boy moved the patient onto the gurney, pulled the patient and ran towards the Emergency Operating Room.
Emergency pulmonary embolism, the best treatment is catheter thrombolysis.
But…… this is not a project commonly carried out at City First Hospital.
City First Hospital's Blood Vessel Department is still together with General Surgery, only able to handle lower limb varicose veins.
The needed things, myriad and complex, Zheng Renyi ran while contacting Feng Xu Hui, contacting Director Pan.
When the patient was pushed into the Operating Room, Zheng Ren had almost run out of breath.
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