Why do Zhejiang women take out their "football" in their bellies?

"Battle 18 hours, complete victory!" 18, 20 17, and 1: 00 in the morning, the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University Medical College completed a groundbreaking operation that attracted much attention-Ms. Li, a patient from Zhejiang Province, received autologous liver transplantation, which was also the first case in Zhejiang Province, marking a new step in organ transplantation technology in the First Hospital of Zhejiang University.

A 32-year-old woman has a huge tumor in her liver. On the evening of August 20 17, the operating rooms 3 1 32 of the First Affiliated Hospital of Zhejiang University School of Medicine were in full swing. An operation that started at 9: 06 am that day was entering a critical moment. It is reported that this operation lasted until 3 am on June 5438+08, which took 18 hours. Ms. Li (pseudonym), a 32-year-old from other provinces, received the first in vitro liver resection combined with autologous liver transplantation in Zhejiang Province.

Surgeons removed Ms. Li's liver, which had been occupied by tumor, and peeled off a huge tumor the size of a football in vitro. It took nearly five hours to implant her liver into the body.

What Ms. Li wants to do is extracorporeal hepatectomy combined with autologous liver transplantation, which is a world-leading new medical technology. Generally speaking, her liver was removed together with the tumor, and then the doctor stripped the tumor from the removed liver in vitro, then repaired and reconstructed the liver in vitro, and finally transplanted the liver back into the patient and reconnected all the pipes.

This kind of operation is complicated, time-consuming and meticulous, which requires a high level of hospital transplantation technology and doctors' operation.

The operation is far more difficult than living donor liver transplantation. 20 17, 20 17, First Hospital of Zhejiang University, Ms. Li was promoted to 3 1 operating room. At the beginning of the operation, CT showed that the huge liver tumor occupied almost the whole upper abdomen, and the tumor compressed the hepatic vein and inferior vena cava. At 3: 30 pm, Ms. Li's liver was successfully removed together with the tumor. In front of the medical staff, there is a deformed liver the size of a football, which has been wrapped like a balloon by a tumor. Quite a bit "pigeons occupy the nest". At 5: 4 8 pm, after more than two hours of surgery, the tumor weighing 3.5 kg was successfully separated from the liver. During the anhepatic period of the operation, Ms. Li used artificial blood vessel reconstruction, and the portal vein was anastomosed with the inferior vena cava to ensure that there was no congestion in the intestine and the operation went smoothly.

At 8: 30 in the evening, the dean began to transplant the liver back into Ms. Li's body. By the early morning of 18 1, the resected liver had returned to its normal position. At 3 am on June 5438+08, Ms. Li successfully completed the operation and was sent to the surgical intensive care unit of the First Hospital of Zhejiang University.

This is the first time that Zhejiang Province has undergone autologous liver transplantation for a rare giant tumor. Even the surgeon, Wang Chuang Lin Wei, said that such a huge tumor was very rare in his clinical career, and Director Yan Sheng deeply agreed. "In the past, for such a big tumor, the doctor could not help but directly advised him to go back and prepare for the funeral. Now the advancement of transplantation technology has given patients hope. "

I hope the beauty can recover soon!