Check-in at the Hospital: The First Surgery Shocked the Nation!

Chapter 483 - 353: Transfer to a New Hospital, Terminal Stage Parasitic Cancer

Late at night,

Qin Feng returned home from work and just opened the door when he smelled a fragrant aroma.

"You’re back!"

As soon as he put down his car keys, he heard Liu Yan’Er’s voice and looked up to find a small head peering out from the kitchen, with a sweet smile on her face,

"Help me serve the dishes, we can eat right away."

"What are you doing in the kitchen?"

Qin Feng was amused, changed into slippers, and walked over.

In the kitchen, Liu Yan’Er had already cooked two dishes, and they looked quite presentable.

"Hmm~ the taste is not bad, almost as good as mine."

He tasted a bite and praised.

"Is it really delicious? Hee hee~"

Liu Yan’Er’s smile grew even sweeter upon hearing this, as she held a spatula in her hand,

"Then I’ll cook more often from now on. It’s been so long since I last cooked that I’m a bit rusty, I was worried you might not like it."

"As long as it’s made by you, even if it’s poison, I’d find it delicious."

With that, Qin Feng gave her a quick kiss on the cheek.

"Alright, quit messing around, bring the dishes out quickly."

"You go ahead, leave the rest to me."

Before she could react, the apron on her was already untied, and with that, Qin Feng pushed her out of the kitchen.

"Hey, hey, hey~"

...

After dinner, the two sat on the sofa watching TV, scrolling through their phones, enjoying their time together.

Qin Feng held Liu Yan’Er in his arms, reading some literature about liver regeneration. This research had just finished its first step, with many subsequent tests needed for confirmation.

Even if the signal source for liver regeneration was found, a lot of time is still required for cultivation to ensure the accuracy of the signal source.

After all, it’s a medical challenge that the world has been trying to conquer for decades!

If this signal source for liver regeneration can effectively replicate to other tissues, it would mean that organs in the human body could have the ability to regenerate autonomously.

Though the effects weren’t clear yet, it would certainly propel global medicine into a new era of life regeneration research.

"Boo hoo hoo~"

Just as he was engrossed in reading, he suddenly heard Liu Yan’Er, in his arms, sobbing quietly.

Qin Feng looked down and found her eyes were red, holding her phone, tears glistening in her eyes.

"What’s wrong?"

He curiously asked.

"Look, this little girl is so pitiful."

Liu Yan’Er handed the phone over, playing a short video.

In the video, a child of about three or four was lying on a hospital bed with a pale face, devoid of any color.

And hanging from the girl’s waist was a huge bag filled with transparent yellow liquid.

The title was clear: End-stage kidney failure.

"Alas~ there’s nothing we can do about this kind of illness."

Qin Feng sighed and shook his head.

He could tell at a glance that the little girl was in the terminal stage of kidney failure.

With current medical technology, even the system was helpless.

After all, he wasn’t a god; he couldn’t resurrect the dead or make bones grow flesh.

"Why are there so many incurable diseases in the world?"

Liu Yan’Er wiped her tears, somewhat dispirited.

"Not only humans are progressing; cellular and non-cellular species evolve every day, humans are just one group among many."

Qin Feng patted her head and comforted her softly,

"If we follow the old saying, God first torments people enough, then makes them unafraid of death.

So, sometimes death isn’t necessarily scary. For terminal patients, it’s more like a relief."

"What if I get sick one day?"

Liu Yan’Er asked with big, worried eyes.

"I may not be able to save her, but I will definitely make sure you stay healthy and safe."

Ring ring ring~

Just as Liu Yan’Er was about to speak, a sudden urgent ringing interrupted their conversation.

Qin Feng picked up the phone and saw it was a call from Zhang Qingquan.

"Is it the hospital? Answer it quickly."

"Mm."

Qin Feng nodded and answered the call,

"Hello, Brother Quan, what’s up?"

"Director, there’s something I need to tell you."

On the phone, Zhang Qingquan’s voice was full of gravity,

"We just received a call from the Inner Mongolia First People’s Hospital. A patient is being urgently transferred, and the situation is quite serious."

"What kind of patient?"

Qin Feng frowned slightly.

"End-stage echinococcosis, they want us to prepare for reception. The patient suffered a stroke on the plane, and their physiological indicators are very dangerous."

As soon as Zhang Qingquan finished speaking, Qin Feng felt a chill in his heart.

Terminal echinococcosis, a severe zoonotic disease with dogs as the main source of infection.

Contact with infected dogs or ingestion of food or water contaminated with eggs is the main route of infection.

In our country, echinococcosis is mainly divided into cystic, alveolar, and mixed cystic-alveolar types, with alveolar echinococcosis being the most dangerous and having a high mortality rate.

It’s known as "parasitic cancer"!

And once the disease reaches the late stage, the chances of survival are very slim. The echinococcus can massively invade the liver, and even other organs and the abdominal cavity.

"What did the Inner Mongolia hospital say?"

Qin Feng sat up straight, asking in a serious tone.

"They just sent over all the materials. We contacted the hepatobiliary surgery department for an initial consultation, and the situation is very unfavorable.

According to the CT and various test results, the thoracic cavity, abdominal cavity, and portal vein are all eroded..."

Zhang Qingquan quickly provided a brief update on the situation.

The more he listened, the more alarming it became!

Especially when he heard that the portal vein was eroded, Qin Feng’s heart felt half frozen.

The portal vein is a major blood vessel in the liver.

Its function is to collect venous blood from the stomach, intestines, spleen, and other organs. The nutrients from digested food need to flow into the liver through the portal vein to undergo detoxification, synthesis, decomposition, before being used by the body.

Once the portal vein undergoes pathological changes, the situation becomes critical!

After hanging up the phone, Qin Feng had a stern expression.

"What’s wrong? Is the situation really serious?"

Liu Yan’Er, seeing his expression, immediately asked nervously,

"You should go quickly, saving lives is the priority."

"Yes, the situation isn’t great, a patient is being transferred from Inner Mongolia, there might be a lot of trouble."

Qin Feng nodded, speaking in a deep voice,

"I’ll go take a look first; you should sleep early, if anything happens, call Xiaao and the others."

"Don’t worry about me, I’m fine, go ahead."

With that, Liu Yan’Er took a coat and helped him put it on.

Vroom~

Two minutes later, a Bentley swiftly drove out of the villa, disappearing into the night.

The patient would arrive at the hospital in three hours. Given the current situation, it’s essential to promptly determine the condition and prepare for possible surgery in advance.

Of course, the most important thing is to stabilize the patient’s vital signs and maximize the chances.

Screech~

Before long, arriving at the hospital parking lot, Qin Feng quickly walked through the emergency hall.

He pushed open the office door where Zhang Qingquan was sorting materials.

"Director."

"Brother Quan, what’s the current situation?"

Qin Feng nodded and asked.

"Director Xu from the hepatobiliary department, Director Liu Guofeng from thoracic surgery, and Deputy Director Sun from critical care are all here, in the conference room."

"Alright, take me there."

After that, Zhang Qingquan led Qin Feng toward the conference room.

Meanwhile,

On a plane, a man with a bloodless face lay unconscious. As the plane hit a couple of bumps, he unexpectedly vomited blood.

...

(I am back, sneaking back...)