768: C768 Thrombothrombocytopenia

C768 Thrombothrombocytopenia

"Chen, do you know? For a joint online diagnosis like ours, today's click count has exceeded 10 million. This is unprecedented."

After giving out the medical plan for the female patient with special blood disease, Alisa walked out of the ward with a few reports and announced to Chen Qun excitedly.

"It's only 10 million hits?" Do you believe that any random website in the country, if you don't get a 100,000,000,000 clicks, you'll feel embarrassed to come out and meet people. "

Chen Qun looked down at Alisa warily. He had been here for several days, but the legendary surgery and patients never appeared. It was a strange occurrence. Now that this girl was so happy, it meant that it was definitely not a good thing.

"You have a large population in China, so it's normal for you to click too hard. "Wait a minute, you seem to be mocking something, thinking that the click rate is fake?"

"I didn't say anything, but I knew you wouldn't give up. Say it, what strange patient sent it? "

"One patient who had just been admitted, female, 37 years old, university teacher, motor disorder, anemia, mild cough, normal CT examination, negative toxicity test, normal routine blood test. I need you to help me determine if this is the result of my diagnosis. "This patient won't be sent to the internet. I'm only helping a friend review it and won't take up too much of your time."

"Don't you want to hear the opinions of others? Let's go to the infirmary and take a look at it together. There's still half an hour left, and the result will be time for lunch! "

Chen Qun knew about these cases. It was probably due to the special relationship between patients that Alisa needed to ask them to bring the case over for a review.

Returning to the infirmary, Chen Qun directly threw a copy of Alisa's medical record onto the table and found a fact that he missed. Even the most famous hospital in the world still liked paper carriers, which was very different from any other situation in the country where there was an excessive amount of electronic diagnostics.

Perhaps this is because China's modern communication technology is developing too quickly?

Ouyang Yang glanced at the medical history book that was translated into English and started talking about it.

"Anemia and dyskinesia may have been caused by a viral infection, or may have been caused by the famous West Nile virus?"

"Error, no fever, normal lymph node examination!"

Chi Hong immediately rejected the conclusion of this guy who loved to talk nonsense.

"Then let's change it to hyperbilirubinemia!"

This time, Chi Hong impolitely took out the form and smashed it on his head.

"You make it sound as if there really is such a fictitious disease!"

Iron Army, who rarely spoke, looked at it and gave an answer.

"It may be meningitis. The chances of developing meningitis in the middle-aged are very high. Anemia is only a complication."

This time, Alisa gave her an answer.

"Wrong, the meningitis test is negative."

Chi Hong hesitated for a second before looking at Alisa. She spoke with a hint of uncertainty in her voice.

"Sickle shaped red blood cell anemia. Have you seen her red blood cell shape under the microscope?"

Alisa shook her head. "If there's a change in the microscope, there must be a mark on the form." Besides, if this really happened, it would have been sent to a specialist in the Department of Vascular Medicine instead of my friend. This disease is the doctor's favorite rich disease, the treatment fees are expensive! "

"Has thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura been detected? I think this disease is more likely! "

Alisa looked at Chi Hong, an extremely meticulous girl, and gave her the same answer. Traces of joy welled up in her heart.

"I think so too. We're asking the lab to do a blood smear to see if her VWF lyase antibody is positive."

After Alisa finished speaking, she raised her head and looked at Chi Hong and Chen Qun, revealing her true reason.

"We all know that thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura cannot be completely cured at this stage and can only be controlled by drugs to a certain extent. I want to test your newly discovered medicine. It's just that I'm a bit confused now. Just what kind of drug did you guys find? Why do you say things differently from the beginning? "

Chi Hong was suddenly enlightened. She knew Alisa's intentions were not to drink. However, there was nothing to hide. If they announced everything, they would break the monopoly. She answered without thinking.1

"We are wrong, or both of our findings are correct. However, the former was a type of catalyst. Its effect was to catalyze the synthesis of a second new drug in the human body. After about half an hour, the new drug was hydrolyzed and lost its effect. However, without exception, these two new drugs have not passed the official clinical trials, but are only used in very special situations. "

Chen Qun knew in his heart that Alisa was only using this as a cover to ask about the situation of the drug, which of course explained a very simple principle. The special patient he knew also had the intention of using the drug. However, with the invisible patient's power, it would naturally not be difficult to obtain this medicine from the Stanford Medical Center.

Perhaps, it was because he could not obtain it for some reason, or perhaps he was unwilling to use this new type of medicine.

Chen Qun immediately gave Alisa the result she needed.

"That drug can be synthesized in the laboratory, but it lacks that special catalyst. The purity of the synthesized catalyst might be much lower, requiring a special and complicated process to further purify it, which would take a few days. If you want to try it, I will ask the domestic courier to come over immediately, including the part of the drug we synthesized and the little bit of the original drug we sent over from Sanjing consortium. "

In any case, he had complete trust in Alisa since he provided some samples of Dr. Dudley's gimmick. Of course, this friendship can be said to be a young people's own decision, regardless of other factors. However, the result would have a far-reaching impact on the Charlutte hospital.

Obtaining this medicine through communication among the people at the Charlutte Hospital might also be a way to not lose face. The two types of medicine that he needed for them to make an authoritative comparison was also what he needed. As for the official version, he might not see it for the rest of his life.

Comparing this drug involves too many benefits, and people find that they are all a little bit wrong in the end. Although the final result was the same, it seemed that Dr. Dudley and the interest group behind the scenes were definitely prepared to make a mistake and directly announce Dudley's new invention to the world.

Alisa's generosity was beyond her expectations. If she could get the most original samples, it wouldn't be difficult for her to replicate them in the laboratory.

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