The patient was pushed into the operating room. As the requested material was still on its way, the team set up a dopamine drip to regulate the patient's blood pressure and improve her condition.
Then, 5000U of low molecular weight heparin was administered intravenously to combat the coagulation factors.
The thrombosis in pulmonary embolisms often arose from veins in the lower body.
It was unknown how the girl had developed venous thrombosis, but it was likely that the clot had dislodged and traveled up the veins to cause a pulmonary embolism, inducing chest pains and breathing difficulties.
Early emergency rescue efforts could save the girl's life.
She looked to be 18 or 19, a life barely lived.
After the heparin was administered, Zheng Ren ordered Chu Yanran to sedate the patient and administer painkillers. A constant infusion of 1000U heparin per hour was set up.
It would have to work.
