On the third day after the successful surgery, Xia Shu called, his voice rarely relaxed.
"Professor, the patient has been extubated, is conscious, has normal limb movement, and the EKG shows the bypass vessels are unobstructed with significant improvement in myocardial ischemia."
Yang Ping was in the office reviewing the new data organized by Manstein. Hearing this news, a slight smile appeared on his lips: "How about the coagulation function?"
"The platelet function is still recovering, but there are no thrombosis or bleeding complications. According to your plan, we delayed starting anticoagulation until forty-eight hours post-operation, currently bridging with low molecular weight heparin, preparing to switch back to dual antiplatelets the day after tomorrow."
"Good!" Yang Ping said, "This case can be written up as a report and submitted to the Journal of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery to summarize our experiences and lessons."
