On the afternoon of November 13, 2020, Wei Xiaofang, a good person from China and Chairman of Shangshan Nursing Home in Yaozhou District, Tongchuan City, and Wang Weimin, a good person from Shaanxi Province, came to the Pressure Ulcer and Burn Hospital in Yintai District, Tongchuan City to pick up severely disabled people Huang Weihu was discharged from the hospital and personally delivered a banner with the message "Medical ethics and medical skills are first-class, treating stubborn diseases with love" to the hands of Director Ran Haoqiang of the Yintai District Pressure Ulcer and Burn Hospital. He repeatedly thanked all the medical staff of the Pressure Ulcer and Burn Hospital for their careful treatment and treatment of Huang Weihu. Patient service.
This is what happened.
Huang Weihu is a person with severe physical and mental disabilities who is cared for by Shangshan Nursing Home in Yaozhou District, Tongchuan City. Because of the ulcerated scars in the popliteal fossa of both lower limbs that had been infected repeatedly for 2 years, he had been hospitalized in Huayuan Hospital, Xiaoqiu Health Center and other hospitals for treatment and had not recovered. When the patient was at his wits' end, Shangshan Nursing Home contacted many people who had obtained the national invention. Ran Haoqiang, the director of the Yintai District Pressure Sore and Burn Hospital who has a patent and special skills in treating pressure ulcers and burns, entrusted him to treat Huang Weihu in the hospital.
On July 11, 2020, when Huang Weihu was treated at the Yintai District Pressure Ulcer and Burn Hospital, the patient’s wound infection worsened, he could not walk upright, and he was unconscious. The patient was admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with scar tissue ulceration and infection in the popliteal fossa of both lower limbs. The patient had large-area burn scars on both buttocks and sacrococcygeal area, as well as large-area burn scars from the lower 2/3 of both thighs to the upper 2/3 of both calves. The scars and tendon contractures of the lower limbs were severe, and the angle between the lower and lower legs was 60 degrees. An ulcerated wound of 15cm*20cm was visible in the left popliteal fossa, reaching deep into the muscle layer, and the popliteal fossa tendon was exposed. A 7cm*6cm ulcerated wound was seen below the knee joint, with yellow-white purulent secretions attached. A 20cm*20cm ulcerated wound was visible in the popliteal fossa of the right lower limb, reaching deep into the muscle layer, and the popliteal tendon was exposed. The soft tissue in the bilateral popliteal fossa was rotten, had a fishy smell, and the wound surface was diffusely oozing blood. Treatment is difficult.
Because the patient is a person with multiple disabilities, he has speech difficulties in communicating with him during the treatment and care process, which causes great trouble to the treatment. Dean Ran Haoqiang and the medical staff overcame difficulties and never gave up. They treated the patients like family members, devoted themselves to caring during the treatment, and took meticulous care of the patients. In the past 4 months, thanks to Dr. Ran Haoqiang's Ran's TCM method and the careful care and attention of medical staff, the scar tissue on Huang Weihu's sore surface has grown well and is completely covered by scar tissue. Now the patient's sore surface has been cured.
When the leaders of Shangshan Nursing Home took Huang Weihu out of the hospital, Director Ran told the patient: "After returning home, continue to apply ointment on the sore surface every two days to moisturize the skin, bandage the affected area, and protect the wound for two months. Afterwards, the skin of the affected area will regain its strength and be able to withstand external friction, so that the infection will not recur."
Seeing Huang Weihu healed, Chairman Wei Xiaofang of Shangshan Nursing Home said emotionally: " Thank you, Director Ran, and all the medical staff at the Pressure Ulcer and Burn Hospital. You use your superb medical skills to treat patients wholeheartedly. This noble virtue of treating patients as relatives is worth learning."