Birth less than two months old Baby successfully accepts pro -liver transplantation in Shanghai to get new students

Xinxin and her mother began surgery at the same time. Professor Xia Qiang and Luo Yi, chief physician of liver surgery Luo Yi, respectively.

China News Service, July 12 (Reporter Chen Jing) A child born with a 58 -day acute liver failure was successfully undergoing pro -liver transplant surgery at Renji Hospital affiliated to Shanghai Jiaotong University Medical College.

Xinxin (pseudonym) began to appear in the first month of birth, and the whole body skin and sclera were yellow. After nearly 20 days in the local hospital, the condition continued to increase. After several times, Xinxin's parents contacted Wan Ping, the attending physician of the Children's Liver Transplantation Team of Renji Hospital, and the family of three quickly transferred to Shanghai for hospitalization. After improving a series of examinations and evaluations, Xinxin was diagnosed with acute liver failure, with serious condition, and urgently needed liver transplantation surgery.

However, Xinxin was born in less than two months, weighing only 3kg, coupled with the rapid progress of the disease and the dangerous condition. Xinxin's liver transplantation surgery was complicated and difficult, and the perioperative management period was full of challenges.

The dean of Renji Hospital and Professor Xia Qiang of Liver Liver Surgery summoned multidisciplinary experts such as liver transplant surgery and internal medicine, anesthesiology department, and cooperated with the Shanghai Children's Medical Center for severe medical department. Determine the liver from the 22 -year -old mother and perform a relative liver transplant surgery for Xinxin.

Xinxin and her mother began surgery at the same time. Professor Xia Qiang and Luo Yi, chief physician of liver surgery Luo Yi, respectively. Under the guidance of Professor Yu Weifeng of the Department of Anesthesiology, Qi Bo, deputy director, successfully established veins and arterioscourse channels to escort the surgery.

Because Xinxin is young and the abdominal volume is small, Xia Qiang's team cuts the left outer leaf of the liver from Xinxin's mother, and obtained only 135g of a single -segment of liver transplantation through the super -decreased volume technology, and implanted in Xinxin's body. match. Professor Xia Qiang told reporters that during the implantation process, Xinxin liver blood vessels were extremely small and difficult to match. The team used a magnifying glass and microscope to successfully complete the consistency, and after the Doppler ultrasound repeatedly confirmed the internal blood flow after the blood vessels was satisfied, the blood flow was satisfied with satisfaction. The 7 -hour surgery ended smoothly, and Xinxin returned to the transplant monitoring ward.

Deng Yuxiao, chief physician of the liver surgery monitoring team of Renji Hospital, Qian Yongbing, deputy chief physician, and Qian Juan, chief physician of the Department of Critical Medicine, Shanghai Children's Medical Center, tailored the precise postoperative treatment plan for Xinxin. According to reports, after the volume is reduced, the transplantation of the liver supply is large, and the pseudo -hypertrophic function is poor, and the early postoperative bleeding is obvious. The baby's blood volume is still small, even if a small amount of bleeding can cause Xinxin hemoglobin and endanger life. Under the joint efforts and cooperation of various parties, Xinxin has removed the tracheal ducts, the liver function has returned to normal, and Xinxin's mother has returned well.

Since 2011, the number of annual liver transplant surgery completed by Renji Hospital's liver surgery has ranked among the best in China. The annual number of children's liver transplantation has led the world for nine consecutive years, and the postoperative survival rate ranks leading in the world. It is reported that Xia Qiang's team successfully performed liver transplantation surgery for children with acute liver failure in only 80 days in 2019. This time, the 58 -day baby gets a new life and breaks the record. (Finish)

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