Ms. Jia, a citizen of Nanjing, reported to the Relief Gang that she went to Nanjing Qunjian Hospital for a colonoscopy some time ago, but the abdominal pain did not stop after the test, and she was immediately transferred to the hospital.
Ms. Jia said that she was introduced to this Qunjian hospital to make an appointment for colonoscopy, and because she was afraid of pain, she specially chose ** colonoscopy. On January 8, colonoscopy began after anesthesia.
But after the examination, she suddenly felt a sharp pain in her abdomen: "My stomach hurt at that time, so I asked why my stomach hurt so much?" The doctor said the intestine was perforated and called me 120. I was in pain for 40 minutes and 120 took me to another hospital. ”
Ms. Jia told reporters that the doctor who examined her at that time only informed her of intestinal perforation, and later she was sent to other hospitals by 120 ambulance for intestinal perforation surgery**, and stayed in the hospital for nearly half a month, and it has not been completely ** until now, which has brought great inconvenience to her life.
The reporter saw that three weeks had passed since the incident, and Ms. Jia's abdomen was still covered with gauze.
Ms. Jia said that she was in good physical condition, but after the intestinal perforation, her body had no strength and she had been on bed rest, and the hospital should be responsible for this: "I can't straighten my waist now, I have been in pain, and I have to lie down or sit high." ”
*Why does intestinal perforation occur during colonoscopy? On January 29, the reporter accompanied Ms. Jia to Qunjian Hospital in Jianye District, Nanjing. A person in charge at the scene said that this was a "medical misconduct", or a "medical accident", and the hospital was willing to negotiate to resolve the matter.
The person in charge of the site of Qunjian Hospital in Jianye District, Nanjing City, told reporters: "This is not a medical accident, it is within a range of fault tolerance, and we have also talked about the corresponding compensation, and she feels dissatisfied." ”
The hospital said that there was a risk of perforation during the colonoscopy, and the hospital had informed Ms. Jia of the situation before the examination. At the scene, the hospital presented an informed consent form for colonoscopy, which read: The incidence of complications of colonoscopy is relatively low, but a very small number of customers may have adverse events, including perforation, and when serious adverse events occur, they should be actively rescued on the spot immediately, and at the same time contact and transfer to a superior general hospital**. The informed consent form was signed by Ms. Jia and the doctor, but the family members' signatures were blank.
The relevant person in charge of the Health Supervision Institute of Jianye District, Nanjing City, told reporters that after receiving Ms. Jia's complaint, they went to the scene to conduct an on-site inspection, and the two sides will be organized to mediate later. Regarding why there is no family member signature on the informed consent form, the person in charge said that the law does not clearly require family members to sign the informed consent form, but because colonoscopy involves anesthesia, it is still recommended that the patient's family members be present.
Zhao Chao, deputy director of the Health Supervision Institute of Jianye District, Nanjing, said: "We have checked the patient's case and found no violations of laws and regulations. ”
The reporter visited a number of large hospitals in Nanjing and found that when doing gastrointestinal endoscopy, the hospital generally has to sign the "Consent Form for Gastroenterological Examination" and "Informed Consent Form for Endoscopic Anesthesia" with the patient, which contains relevant reminders such as abdominal distension and pain, nausea and vomiting, intestinal bleeding, and perforation that may occur during colonoscopy.
According to industry insiders, whether it is an examination or a disease, it is necessary to read the relevant precautions in detail and choose an experienced attending doctor. In the process of practice, doctors should also be more cautious and meticulous, try to avoid accidents, and provide good services for patients with superb medical skills.
For the follow-up progress of this matter, the Worry Relief Gang will also continue to pay attention.
Zero Distance" reporter He Pan editor Gao Ruoting).