Chapter 307 Kidney Source Matching

Su Jie waited until almost one o'clock in the morning before Du Annan came back to the call.

"Luckily, everything went well. I was right in my judgment. It was indeed a problem with dialysis. The catheter and the hemodialysis machine were not connected well. Air entered the patient's blood circulation, causing air embolism..."

Although it was already one o'clock in the morning, Du Annan's voice seemed extremely excited. Although Su Jie could not see the other person's face, a beautiful red face appeared in his mind.

"I said, I believe in you, and you should believe in yourself."

Su Jie smiled without surprise and said, "It's all my fault. I forgot that you have been working tonight. It's safe for a long night, An Nan."

[Upgraded version of the God of Night Shift] began to slowly exert its effects. Du Annan and Dr. An seemed to be able to have a good sleep in the second half of the night.

Not long after.

The emergency department doctor came late. He was carrying a large bag and small bags and prepared for ventricular puncture. But when he arrived at the ward, he saw He Rong who looked desperate, subconsciously glanced at the bed next door that was pulling up the curtain: "Is the patient in the bed next door who is rescued?"

The curtains between the hospital beds shook violently again, and this time the uncle's muffled groan of the bed next door seemed even more angry.

Dr. An explained: "It was this patient who had air embolism during the hemodialysis process. We just gave him a high flow of oxygen, then lowered his head and his feet to do a side lying position, and he slowly relieved himself."

The emergency department doctor put down the big bag in his hand and was a little unbelievable: "Your internal medicine ward is very good. It is still very difficult to rescue patients with air embolism. You react quickly enough."

"It's not me, I'm an intern doctor who came to our department." Dr. An said with a smile.

"Intern doctor? Who? Su Jie? Su Jie came to your department for internship?" The emergency department doctor was stunned and asked subconsciously.

"No, it's called Du Annan." Dr. An replied.

"Oh, Du Annan, I know her, Su Jie's partner, no wonder." The emergency department doctor suddenly realized.

The patient was safe from danger, and the emergency department doctor actually breathed a sigh of relief. Ventricular puncture is difficult and risky, and it may not necessarily drain the air in the pulmonary artery. Although he was mentally prepared, he also realized the puncture failure.

Now that Su Jie's girlfriend has done everything, she can go back to the department and continue to do sit-ups.

...

After rescuing He Rong, Du Annan was rushed to the duty room by Dr. An to rest.

But Du Annan, who had just rescued the patient, was in an excited period. He was lying on the bed and tossing and turning, unable to sleep. After thinking about it, he took out his cell phone and rang a message to Su Jie:

"Are you asleep? [Cute]"

Soon, the phone received a reply message, replying in almost instant.

"I'm asleep, huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh huh

"You are lying, why do you still reply to my message when you fall asleep [Angry]"

"Then you know I'm not sleeping, and you still ask? [Angry] [Angry]"

Du Annan hid in the quilt and couldn't help laughing, then looked nervously at another intern sleeping opposite him. Seeing that she had no reaction, Du Annan covered her head in the quilt and continued to type:

"Xiao Su, have you ever been exposed to a patient with kidney transplantation in the Bitewai?"

Su Jie has been practicing kidney transplant tonight. When he heard Du Annan suddenly ask this question, he was immediately sleepy and replied: "I have seen a few, what's wrong?"

"The patient I just rescued was a late-stage uremia. He has been dialysis for five years. He has been waiting for a suitable kidney source. As long as there is a kidney source, he should choose a transplant."

"Henogen source? How old is he? Why don't you use relatives? It is still very recommended for relatives' clinical kidney transplantation."

"He is an orphan and has no relatives."

"Okay, then there's no way, I can only wait for the kidney source."

Sujie paused and asked again: "I have waited for five years but have no suitable kidney source. Is he type O blood?"

"Yes, is it difficult to match O-type blood?"

Du Annan typed in confusion, and there were still differences between clinical and textbooks. At least in Du Annan's impression, surgery should have only mentioned a few words about renal matching, but did not fully develop it.

‘Swish swish swish’

Su Jie was too lazy to type and sent three voices that were nearly sixty seconds long.

Du Annan carefully lifted the quilt and glanced at the colleague opposite him. After thinking about it, he turned the volume to one square, then put his phone on his ear, and turned on the sound to the outside.

The thick quilt was isolated from the sound, and Su Jie's deep voice in the middle of the night only sounded in Du Annan's ears:

"Yes, blood type matching is the most basic requirement for kidney transplantation."

“Type O accepts O, type B accepts B or O, type A accepts A or O, type A can accept AB or A or B or O.”

"So O-type kidney source is very scarce, and some patients even wait until they die but cannot wait for a suitable O-type kidney source."

"And the blood type alone is not good enough. PRA must be negative, lymphocytosis must be cross-matching, and HLA must also be matched."

"Only the four matching indicators are met, this kidney can match the patient and give him a chance to be reborn."

Du Annan couldn't help frowning after hearing Su Jie's long request:

“It feels so hard.”

This time, Su Jie changed to typing again: "It's really difficult. This can be shown in the price. The average kidney source in the province is about 100,000 yuan, while the O-type kidney source is basically 50,000 yuan more, or even twice as expensive."

"The kidney source still costs money?"

Du Annan was shocked: "Aren't the kidney sources all organ donation organizations responsible for distribution? Do patients still need to spend money on them?"

"Of course, the preservation, transportation of organs, and compensation for donor families are all required. These are all costs. OPO cannot fully bear this cost, and the patient himself has to pay a portion of it."

This chapter is not over, please click on the next page to continue reading! Su Jie continued to type: "And this is just the cost of the kidney source itself, not including the cost of surgery and postoperative anti-rejection drugs..."

Only then did Du Annan realize that he was thinking too simple.

The patient He Rong was in charge of Du Annan since he was admitted to the hospital. Du Annan originally felt that he should have a good understanding of He Rong.

But after listening to Su Jie's explanation of kidney transplantation, Du Annan realized that there were probably many difficulties in He Rong's reason for not having kidney transplantation for five years.

It's not just the reality of kidney scarcity.

Perhaps there is still financial distress.

There are even more inside stories that you don’t know.

Think about it carefully, He Rong started dialysis since he was in his teens and has been in his twenties. He has to dialysis three times a week, four hours a day.

At the youngest and most energetic age, his time was locked in the hospital.

In the most beautiful time he deserves to enjoy the world, he doesn't even have the conditions to drink a sip of ice cola in midsummer.

He Rong would not give up any possibility of kidney transplantation.

But this has been waiting for five years.

Du Annan wanted to continue chatting with Su Jie, but after a look at the time, it was almost two o'clock.

I am on night today and can rest all day tomorrow, but Su Jie should still be on the operating table tomorrow.

"Xiao Su, it's getting late, you can rest quickly. I'm already in bed and ready to go to bed."

"Okay, it's safe for a long night. Let's just sleep well next." Su Jie thoughtfully added another BUFF to Du Annan.

"Uh-huh!"

"Love you."

In the warm and cramped quilt, the faint fluorescent light of the mobile phone shone on Du Annan's face, a sweet smile appeared on her face, and her lips couldn't help but pursed slightly, looking a little shy.

After thinking about it, Du Annan replied:

“…Well, I love you too.”
Chapter completed!