"Thank you, Professor Sun, and thank you, Director An, for ......Recently, in the ward of Guizhou Hospital of Shanghai Children's Medical Center, half-year-old Ming Ming (pseudonym) successfully removed retroperitoneal neuroblastoma. The recovery is good.
The reporter learned that a month ago, Ming Ming went to a local hospital for pneumonia, and the examination found a tumor in the right adrenal area. Obviously, the parents were worried, so they immediately took their children to Guiyang and rushed to the Department of Pediatric Urology of Guizhou Hospital of Shanghai Children's Medical Center for treatment.
The CT results showed that the retroperitoneal tumor was deep, complex and close to the large blood vessels, like a "time bomb", endangering Mingming's life at any time. However, the difficulty of surgical resection is like extracting a tooth from a tiger's mouth, and it is necessary to remove the tumor under the condition of protecting important blood vessels and organs.
In order to ensure the safety of the operation, the Department of Pediatric Urology organized a team of experts to conduct a comprehensive analysis of Ming Ming's condition, and decided to invite Sun Jie, director of the Department of Urology of Shanghai Children's Medical Center, who is working in Guizhou, to lead the pediatric urology team of the hospital to perform the operation for Ming Ming.
Professor Sun Jie led the pediatric urology team to perform surgery on the child.
The whole operation took less than 3 hours, and when Professor Sun Jie carefully completely separated the tumor from many organs and blood vessels and successfully completed the operation, a stone hanging in the hearts of his parents finally fell to the ground.
The removed tumor was pathologically diagnosed as "neuroblastoma", but fortunately, no signs of metastases to other organs were found. This will be followed by the next stage of chemotherapy.
According to Annini, director of the pediatric surgery department of the hospital, neuroblastoma is the most common and malignant solid tumor in infants and children, accounting for 8%-10% of malignant tumors in children. Not only is early diagnosis difficult, but about half of the affected children are at high risk when diagnosed. Even after comprehensive development**, the prognosis of children with high-risk neuroblastoma is still poor, and they are known as the "king of childhood tumors". Therefore, she suggested that early detection and early detection are crucial, and it is particularly important to take children to formal professional medical institutions for physical examination every year, so as not to miss the best time due to carelessness.
Guizhou**Tianyan News reporter Leng Sainan.
Edited by Luo Hangnian.
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