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Chapter 592 The world kisses me painfully, and I want to repay it with a song

"I never expected that the biological artificial kidney would work so well on Huahua!"

At 08:30, Director Cui, who came in a hurry, was amazed at the miracle in front of him.

"How about body temperature, heart rate, and blood pressure?" He immediately thought of another question.

"The heart rate and blood pressure have dropped, and the body temperature has returned to normal. I have started to eat independently, but my body is still too weak, and I still use a syringe to feed milk."

"We are also injecting it with nutritional medicine. After two days when it has strength, it should be able to eat normally."

"Examinations showed that the ascites has been greatly reduced. As for the cysts in the kidneys, there is no urine in the bladder, and he still needs to rely on artificial kidney dialysis to survive."

Hu Zhengqiang was concerned about Huahua's physical condition all the time, so he spoke out in one breath.

Director Cui instantly beamed with joy: "It looks like she's been rescued. When Huahua's health improves and her clinical symptoms are relieved, we'll decide on the follow-up treatment plan according to the situation."

"Looking at its urination, I feel that after a few days, the biochemical indicators will improve to an acceptable level."

"As long as the artificial kidney is functioning normally, Huahua's kidney function will definitely recover slowly."

"If he's off dialysis and his kidney function is life-sustaining, that's a complete recovery."

When Hu Zhengqiang heard it, he immediately felt relieved: "That's good, but, according to what you said, this artificial kidney will have to be removed in the end?"

Director Cui smiled and said: "Of course, Huahua is suffering from acute renal failure caused by a lung infection. The most important thing about this disease is to get through the dangerous period of the disease."

"As long as you get through it, you'll be fine, and your kidney function will gradually recover. Naturally, there will be no need for an external artificial kidney."

When he spoke so clearly, Hu Zhengqiang let out a sigh of relief, and his heart sank completely.

"Great, Director Cui, thank you."

Director Cui waved his hand, and said humbly, "Where is it? Actually, I didn't do much, thanks to you asking Sanqing for this artificial kidney."

"It's a pity to use such a good bioartificial kidney on animals..."

Director Cui fell into deep thought, flashing through his mind the patients with acute renal failure in the intensive care unit, and thinking about how Huahua improved after urinating overnight, and his heart was burning instantly.

"This thing is still being tested on animals? Do you know when it will be clinically available?" Director Cui asked eagerly while enduring the anxiety in his heart.

Hu Zhengqiang was stunned for a moment: "I don't know about this, but the animal experiment is so successful, it must be soon."

Director Cui rubbed his hands and said excitedly, "That's good. I really can't wait, there are a bunch of critically ill patients waiting for treatment in the ward."

He began to complain about his suffering: "Old Hu, you don't know how much patients want to die now. Not only uremia has become a new epidemic, but even acute renal failure is a high-risk disease."

"Do you know what the slogan of this year's Kidney Disease Day is?"

Hu Zhengqiang shook his head blankly: "I don't know, what is it?"

"Prevention of acute kidney injury," Director Cui slapped his hands heavily, with a look of hatred on his face.

"Those patients are really worrying. My intensive care unit receives dozens of patients a day. Most of them are organ failures caused by various reasons, and half of them are acute renal failure."

Hu Zhengqiang asked curiously, "What did the patient do that made you hate him so much?"

"It's nothing, just some patients, it's too outrageous, you know."

Director Cui couldn't stop once he said it, the bitter water in his stomach was like the water of the Yangtze River.

"Once, I saw an old lady. She didn't know who said that eating fish galls can detoxify or something. Then she asked her son to catch seven fish and eat all seven fish galls in one go. , I am very grateful to her."

"I couldn't urinate the next day, so I rushed to the hospital, bang, acute renal failure! It took me a week to save her. You said that an old lady in her 70s, why can't she think about it so much?"

"Another time, a male patient got a cold and didn't take it seriously. He took cold medicine every day for half a month, but he couldn't urinate again. Well, he was sent in with acute renal failure."

"There are also those young people who like sports and feel that they are very physically fit. They do 700 push-ups in half an hour and stay up late playing games. The next day they have trouble urinating and they are sent to the emergency room. Hehe, typical Acute renal failure due to rhabdomyolysis syndrome."

Hu Zhengqiang couldn't help laughing: "It's easy to suffer from acute renal failure no matter what you do together."

"That's right," Director Cui slapped his thigh and said, "The kidneys are actually under a heavy load every day, and they are prone to problems if they don't get rest."

"Drugs, trauma, infection, and toxins can all cause the invisible killer of acute renal failure. Especially now that drug abuse is becoming more and more serious, and young people always stay up late, don't take a good rest, and love to drink, these unhealthy factors could be the cause of the disease.”

"You don't know, acute kidney injury patients now account for more than 10% of hospitalized patients, and in intensive care units, this number is even higher, exceeding 30%."

Hu Zhengqiang listened, and couldn't help feeling sorry for him. He nodded and sighed: "It's the same with animals, especially giant pandas. Basically, more than 80% of giant pandas die of kidney failure caused by various reasons."

"So, whether it is for animals or humans, Sanqing's bioartificial kidney is a good thing, and it can definitely save many lives."

In this way, after using the artificial kidney for a week, Huahua's kidney function recovered, and after two weeks of treatment, she completely recovered and took off the artificial kidney device.

Word spread quickly, and soon zoo doctors across the country knew about it.

There is also a giant panda named Huihui in the Beijing Zoo who suffered from uremia at a young age and was dying.

After learning about Huahua's deeds, the garden immediately contacted Sanqing, and soon got support, installing an artificial kidney for Huihui.

This time, the artificial kidney will remain on Huihui's body for a long time until the end of her life.

In this way, after some old, weak, sick and disabled giant pandas received assistance, the animal experiments on artificial kidneys came to an end.

Human clinical trials of artificial kidneys have finally begun.

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Sichuan Province, West China Hospital.

With the rapid siren sounding, an ambulance stopped in front of the emergency center building.

Not long after, Director Cui from the ICU rushed to the ICU ward.

"What's going on? Another patient with acute renal failure?"

When Director Cui saw the unconscious patient, he frowned, because the face on the hospital bed was too young.

The attending doctor at the side hurriedly introduced the condition: "Director, this patient is a bit special. He is only 24 years old. He was diagnosed with nephritis when he was 4 years old. He developed kidney failure when he was 18 years old. He has been relying on dialysis to maintain his life."

Director Cui nodded: "It seems that you just graduated from university?"

"He is a graduate student of Sichuan University. He came from the countryside and his family is relatively poor. I heard from his family members that over the years, the treatment has been in a state of being treated when he has money, and stopped when he has no money. He has continued intermittently until now."

"Even for dialysis, he didn't do hemodialysis, but he did peritoneal dialysis in his dormitory. After a long time, he developed peritonitis, so it became like this."

The doctor said, his voice lowered, and there was a trace of pity in his eyes.

Director Cui was instantly moved: "This is a poor child. Have you put him on the dialysis machine?"

"Yes, but his condition is developing too fast, and it's really not sure whether he can be saved."

"Save, we must do our best to rescue him!" Director Cui patted the doctor on the shoulder and said firmly.

After giving a series of doctor's orders, he walked out of the ICU ward.

A middle-aged man with glasses and elegant demeanor came over immediately.

"Is that Director Cui? How is Xiao Zhou?"

Director Cui looked at the other party. He really didn't look like he came from the countryside. He couldn't help but wondered, "Are you the patient's family?"

The other party quickly shook his head: "No, I am Dong Jun, Xiao Zhou's postgraduate tutor, and also his university teacher. The parents already know the news and are on the way here. He fainted while I was in class, so I came to take care of him .”

Director Cui was moved again: "Mr. Dong, you have a profound friendship between teachers and students, which is really touching."

Dong Jun smiled and said: "Xiao Zhou is my favorite student. He is a good boy. He not only has good academic performance, but also has strong scientific research ability. He has many invention patents at a young age. These patents have helped many people. Everyone Like him a lot."

"It's just the conditions of the child's family. It's really a bit of a hindrance. I got nephritis when I was a child, and the treatment was not good. I didn't find out that I had developed uremia until I went to college."

"This child thinks it is troublesome to go to the hospital for dialysis every day, so he does peritoneal dialysis for himself in the dormitory."

Director Cui was surprised again: "Nonsense, a student, without parents to take care of him, how can he do peritoneal dialysis by himself?"

Dong Jun lowered his head a little ashamedly: "The main reason is that we don't care enough. If I knew this would happen, I would definitely take care of him more."

"This child is studying while inventing, and insists on dialysis four times a day. In order not to disturb the rest and study of his classmates, he set up a small tent on the open-air balcony on the top floor of the dormitory building."

"Even if the cold wind is howling in winter, he is unwilling to move the dialysis room to a warm corridor, for fear of affecting others."

"He once told me that because of his illness, he cherishes time more than ordinary people and understands the meaning of life."

"I also said that I have met so many people who care about him, but I have no way to repay him. I can only apply for organ donation. After death, I will donate my healthy organs and corneas to those in need."

"People are mortal. If they can use their own organs to extend the lives of others, it is considered the last value."

"That's what he said, and you see, what a fine boy he is."

When Dong Jun said this, his voice was a little choked up, and his expression became extremely anxious.

He suddenly grabbed Director Cui's hands tightly and begged with full expectation.

"Director Cui, this is a good boy, you must save him. Please! Please!"

Director Cui was caught off guard and was at a loss for what to do: "Ah, this, don't worry, we will definitely do our best."

After finally calming the other party down, he suddenly remembered Hua Hua who had recovered from the illness in the panda base, and he had an idea in an instant.

Back in the office, he took out his cell phone and made a call.

"Hey, it's me, Old Cui, hehe, has your artificial kidney started clinical practice yet?"

"What? It's already started clinically. It's great, it's great."

Director Cui said "that's great" several times in a row before he calmed down his excitement.

"It's like this. We have a patient with advanced uremia here. The situation is quite special. I want to apply for a clinical trial quota for him.

"He is a graduate student of Sichuan University. He is only 22 years old. He had nephritis when he was 4 years old. However, he comes from a poor family and has been doing peritoneal dialysis. Up to now, routine dialysis is useless. Only a kidney transplant can save his life."

"I'm already looking for a suitable kidney source for him, but I don't know when it will be found, so I need an artificial kidney to last for a while."

"This is a very good kid. He has won many provincial awards and national scholarships. He has achieved scientific research results at a young age. He is really a rare good seed."

"Okay, okay, I see. Thank you so much."

Director Cui hung up the phone, and he was in a good mood instantly, with a heartfelt smile on his face.

He applied for the artificial kidney clinical trial quota for Xiao Zhou, and the poor child was finally saved. The 24-hour non-stop dialysis with the artificial kidney must be able to last until the kidney transplant.

That night, a fresh artificial kidney was delivered to West China Hospital.

Director Cui immediately installed an artificial kidney for Xiao Zhou.

During the operation, all the doctors in the hospital came, and the doctors from the Department of Nephrology and Urology worked together to grab the best observation position.

After the operation, Xiao Zhou was sent to the ICU ward for observation.

A few days later, under Director Cui's precise medication, Xiao Zhou's peritonitis disappeared, and his kidney failure was also brought under control.

On this day, Dong Jun brought several students and two boxes of fruit to the general ward to visit Xiao Zhou.

As soon as he entered the door, he found that skinny figure sitting on the hospital bed, clattering and typing with a computer.

Dong Jun said nervously: "Xiao Zhou, what are you doing? If you are sick, you should rest well. What programming are you doing?"

Xiao Zhou raised his head and was surprised when he saw the teacher.

"Professor Dong, you are here. My parents told me that during this period of time in the ICU, thanks to your concern, you helped me raise money for medical treatment and contact a kidney source."

"And all the students who donated to me, thank you."

His eyes swept over his classmates one by one, and he couldn't help feeling a lot of emotion when he thought of his life in the past 20 years.

"The doctor said, my life is back. With Sanqing's artificial kidney, I no longer have to worry about dialysis. As long as I persevere, I will definitely get a suitable kidney source."

"As a human being, I am so lucky to have met so many people who care and help me."

As he was talking, his nose suddenly became sour, and tears fell like beads with a broken thread.

But he seemed unconscious, letting the tears flow on his cheeks without any movement to wipe them.

Instead, he stretched out his left hand, curled up his fingers, and counted them one by one.

"Principal Cao of the elementary school didn't reject me because of my serious illness, and personally arranged for me to enroll."

"Mr. Li, the teacher in charge of the middle school, knew that my family was poor, so he applied for various subsidies for me, and even reduced the tuition fee."

"When I was in college, a retired old professor sponsored me 500 yuan a month for living expenses through the school. I tried my best to find him, but he still refused to tell me his name."

"And you, Mr. Dong, have cared for me meticulously since I entered school, and have always treated me like a family member."

"Other teachers and classmates who have helped me, everyone, I remember in my heart and will never forget."

"I once read a poem and wrote down a line of it in my notebook."

"The world kisses me bitterly, and I will repay it with a song."

"After I graduate, I will definitely repay you, repay them, and repay the world."

Dong Jun burst into tears instantly, couldn't bear it anymore, stepped forward and hugged him.

"Silly boy, as long as you live healthy, that is the greatest reward for us."

(End of this chapter)