Tan Shengli asked Zhou Can for the cause of the patient's esophageal fistula and seemed to give up on his own ideas, ready to fully listen to Zhou Can.
"As everyone knows, if spontaneous esophageal rupture is not treated surgically in time, the patient will quickly die due to severe infection, nutritional deficiency, and systemic failure. However, after esophageal repair surgery, due to various reasons, it's very easy for a rupture to occur again three to seven days post-operation. If the second rupture is small, enhance nutrition, keep drainage smooth, apply antibiotics rationally, inflate the lungs with a bottle, and maintain gastrointestinal decompression smooth. If handled properly, the fistula can heal on its own."
Zhou Can proposed a series of rescue measures.
His idea was simple: since repair surgery could no longer be performed on the esophageal fistula, let it heal by itself.
