During the temporary static management period, Southwest Medical University Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine has unblocked tumor patients for medical treatment "lifeline"

Ma Yanping Wang Fan Cover Journalist Xu Qing

"Director Liao, can I still come?" "Director Liao, I came to the hospital, can I go home?" Native

In the past few days, the mobile phone of Professor Liao Dazhong, the director of the Department of Tumor and Hematology of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital of Southwest Medical University, has experienced a continuous "bombing" every day. Many patients who want to see a doctor and have chemotherapy according to the plan are questioning.

According to Liao Dazhong, on August 31, after the temporary static management of Longma Tan District, Luzhou City, the department sorted out the patient information for the first time: how many patients are receiving chemotherapy? The treatment of patients with chemotherapy? Is the patient currently hospitalized or home? Where does the patient home live? "Nearly 70%of patients hospitalized in our department require regular chemotherapy. If interruption or delay in the treatment process, it will inevitably affect the patient's treatment effect or even worsen the disease." Earlier, relevant state departments have introduced policies and measures such as treating treatment such as radiotherapy chemotherapy during the epidemic during the epidemic.

"It may be too late to be a little later." 77 -year -old Chen said excitedly.

Old Chen, who lives in Longma Tan District, suffers from vast tumors. Previously, he had been treated in the Department of Tumor · Hematology (Zhongshan Valley) in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital affiliated to Southwest Medical University in Jiangyang District. On August 31, Lao Chen had vomiting, bloating, and unable to eat. He wanted to persist for a few days. At 00:15 am on September 3rd, Lao Chen couldn't persist. ) Deputy Director Zhang Yan, 120 ambulances in the Zhongshan Courtyard District, sent Chen Lao Chen to the hospitalization department of Zhongshan Valley, diagnosed as gastric tumors with gastric tumors with pylorida obstruction and severe vomiting.

Deputy Director Zhang Yan said: "If it is not treated in time, it will cause gastrointestinal bleeding, inhaled pneumonia, and even critical conditions such as gastric perforation. It is very dangerous in case the vomiting causes suffocation."

At present, Old Chen is undergoing treatment.

"After the community control, I panicked!"

Mr. Liang, 60, is a patient with a small cell lung cancer. He was discharged after 1 periodic chemotherapy in the Department of Tumor and Hematology (Zhongshan Valley) in early August.

In the early morning of August 31, the community where Mr. Liang lived was divided into high -risk areas and implemented traffic control, which made him anxious, fearing that he could not go to the hospital to chemochemo for chemotherapy. Mr. Liang said: "No one expected the epidemic to come. It was a call from Deputy Director Zhang Yan. I did n’t need to panic. According to the regulations, the home was home to the home. Take me as scheduled. "

On August 31, the first day of temporary static management of Longma Tan District, Deputy Director Zhang Yan called one by one to the discharge patients who needed chemotherapy as scheduled to touch the situation. Every doctor in the department also contacted the patient he was responsible for the first time.

On September 2nd, Mr. Liang should start the second cycle of chemotherapy. After deputy director Zhang Yan reported to the hospital, Mr. Liang and the other two patients living in Longma Tan District were escorted by 120 ambulances and were admitted to the hospital for chemotherapy on schedule.

The Chinese Medicine Hospital affiliated to Southwest Medical University prompts that during the epidemic, if the tumor patients have changes in the diseases such as fever or adverse drug reactions, they must contact the supervisor or dial 120 in time; In the preparation, the hospital will do a good job of registration, coordinate and coordinate, and ensure that patients with tumor patients seek medical treatment in a timely manner.

Oncology · Hematology (Zhongshan Valley): 0830-3163725

Oncology · Hematology (Chengbei Wode): 0830-2512571

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