Friday, July 29, 2011

A surprising update! :)

Her orphange decided to go ahead and have her surgery to repair her palate last April and seems to be doing well. J   We didn't know this until THIS MORNING!  We were totally shocked as this is VERY unusual.  They say it was repaired well but, of course that will have to be verified when we get her to a doctor here in the U.S. There are still atleast a couple of surgeries she will need in the future. BUT I am thankful & hopeful that atleast she wont need surgery within a couple months of coming home now. What a blessing! :) 



Below is the updated info we received:


Certificate of Discharge of Patients

People’s Hospital of Gansu Province

Name: Wu Kexia Sex: female Age: 1.5y      Nationality: Han nationality

Native place: Gansu Department: paediatrics

Date of admission: Apr.7 2011                     Date of discharge: Apr.18 2011

The main treatment after admission:

1. Preoperative routine examination: blood and urine routine, liver and kidney function, preoperative cruor time, infectious disease, ECG, and Chest films

2. On Apr.11 2011 she was performed cleft palate repaired under general anesthesia.

3. Postoperative she was given anti-infection treatment of cefathiamidine, hematischesis of snake venom, and detumescence of hexadecadrol. (ewww....snake venom??)

Diagnosis of discharge: congenital cleft right palate
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Doctor’s advice: keep oral cavity clean; have liquid diet for two weeks and then semiliquid diet for 1.5week.

Physician: XXX

Apr.18 2011

Sealed by: People’s Hospital of Gansu Province



Wu Kexia, female, was born in Nov. 2009, suffered from congenital cleft lip and palate. She has been performed cleft lip repaired in 2010. On Apr.13 2011 she was in department of stomatology of People’s Hospital of Gansu Province again, and was performed cleft palate repaired under general anesthesia; the wound healed well after surgery and she has made obvious improvement in swallowing and pronouncing.

1 comments:

Ellen said...

That is good news at it will certainly help in her speech development.

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