After chatting with Wang Chao a little, I went upstairs to check on the tetanus patient.
The current condition is still manageable. Except for two episodes of generalized spasms last night, the patient has remained relatively stable today.
Auscultation was performed on the lungs, and the lung sounds are still normal.
The key issues for this patient are lung infection and laryngeal muscle spasms. With intubation now in place, we no longer need to worry about the laryngeal muscle spasms.
As long as there's no lung infection, his life is considered secure.
Returning to the office, I pulled out the data of the liver cirrhosis patient again.
An endoscopy was also conducted, and the blood vessels at the gastric fundus indeed showed varices. This is one of the significant complications of liver cirrhosis, though it hasn't yet ruptured and bled on its own.
