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But as Wen Wanwan walked into the last ward, her heart suddenly tightened again.

There are not only volunteers in this ward, but also two veterinarians and several medical staff.

Everyone was gathered around the hospital bed, conducting examinations.

"what's the situation?"

After hearing Wen Wanwan's inquiry, the medical staff on the side also started to introduce him.

"Amur leopard, three years old, a seriously ill animal sent by the Chinese Wildlife Conservation Agency."

"According to the information they provided, this Amur leopard was rescued from poachers. When it was more than one year old, it suffered a penetrating injury from a crossbow arrow, and its spleen has never been in good condition."

"After the cat plague broke out, early stage cat plague was also detected. All available medicines were used, but the results were not very good."

"After being sent to our hospital, minimally invasive repair surgery was performed on the spleen. However, the feline plague spread a bit quickly, and now the vital signs have dropped to the critical point."

After listening to the introduction of the medical staff, Wen Wanwan also walked to the hospital bed to observe.

This Amur leopard is a little thin in body, but its hair is still shiny. It can be seen that it has been well cared for, but its physical condition makes it difficult for it to grow strong.

"Guys, have you come up with any ideas?"

Wen Wanwan's eyes turned to the two veterinarians on the side. She was not involved in the rescue of this Amur leopard, but after listening to the introduction of the medical staff, she roughly understood the current predicament.

"Now we are considering whether to perform blood transfusion surgery. At present, the blood in our blood bank is enough, and the number of Amur leopards is not large, so the blood supply should not be a big problem."

The veterinarian's words also made Wen Wanwan frown.

Exchange transfusion surgery is very similar to hemofiltration, but the effects are different.

The problem facing this Amur leopard is that it has developed drug resistance, and the drugs used to treat cat plague are ineffective on it.

At this time, blood transfusion surgery can indeed make the medicine work, but the trouble lies in this guy's spleen.

The spleen has four main functions: blood filtering, blood storage, hematopoiesis, and immunity.

It can even be said that a large part of the treatment of feline plague focuses on the supply of the spleen.

Exchange transfusion surgery can indeed improve the effectiveness of drugs, but it will also increase the burden on the spleen.

Even if it goes wrong, the spleen surgery just performed will face the risk of collapse.

"Where's the spleen data? Let me take a look!"

After hearing Wen Wanwan's words, the medical staff on the side quickly handed over the test form.

After looking at it carefully for a while, Wen Wanwan shook his head.

"No, it's too fragile. Once the blood transfusion can't support it, the heart will suddenly stop."

"Then switch to antibiotic treatment?"

Antibiotic treatment is the dumbest way, but it is also the most common way in many cases.

Antibiotics cannot guarantee a cure or even a therapeutic effect, but they have one advantage, that is, they are absolutely stable.

"Can you make it?"

"I don't know. There is really no good solution at the moment. Hemofiltration has been done four times. This drug-resistant drug can no longer be increased."

The usual amount of monoclonal antibody used for one kilogram of felines is two milliliters.

This Amur leopard has risen to 2.09. If it goes any further, it will not be a cure but a murder. "Let me go and ask someone to go to the pharmacy to prepare three taels of weeping pot grass, five taels of millet grass, one tael of forest ginseng, eight taels of ancient Ganoderma lucidum, three taels of African rhino horn..."

There were more than twenty medicinal materials in total, which almost made the medical staff on the side almost fly out of their pens.

After recording everything, he immediately handed it over to the volunteer and asked him to go to the medicine store to get the medicine.

Wen Wanwan looked at the dying Amur leopard on the hospital bed, rolled up his sleeves and started to prepare.

"Go get an electric heating bucket and prepare pure water that can at least cover your neck."

"There is a white box in my dressing room. Give me one of the pills in it."

Looking at Wen Wanwan's skillful command, the two veterinarians stood quietly waiting for the treatment to begin.

They can't help much when it comes to using Chinese medicine to treat animals.

The treatment methods for animals in Western medicine are actually not much different from those for humans, but there are some considerations in the use of medicine.

But Chinese medicine is different. Acupuncture points and medicinal materials require decades of continuous learning.

What effects will the combination of various medicinal materials have, and what impact will this effect have on animals, all require systematic learning.

Shen Nan is constantly learning these things at the rescue station. Occasionally, some animals that are not in critical condition will learn the acupuncture points of different animals from Wen Wanwan.

In less than ten minutes, what Wen Wanwan wanted was ready.

Many medicinal materials were placed in the heating barrel, and the boiling pure water was completely dyed black in less than five minutes.

"Put it in when the water temperature is 40 degrees, maintain it at a temperature of 40 to 45, and give this medicine after an hour."

After describing the treatment process, Wen Wanwan also waited for the water temperature to drop.

This kind of treatment must let everyone know the process in advance, otherwise if the Amur leopard makes any moves, it may be difficult for her to control it on her own.

These are not the two idiots on Changbai Mountain. They have been in contact with each other for many years. They already know what virtue is, and there is no problem if they beat them twice.

At present, no one knows what the habits of this Amur leopard are. When stimulated by the medicinal bath, whether it struggles or arouses its ferocity.

Soon, the water temperature reached 40 degrees, and the veterinarian and medical staff put the Amur leopard into the heated barrel.

The water temperature of 40 degrees was obviously a bit too hot for it, but maybe because it knew everyone was trying to save it, it only swayed slightly and stopped struggling.

"Keep the water warm, it will be effective in ten minutes."

This medicinal bath is called cleansing the poison. According to the Druid tradition, taking too much of any medicine will always leave some poison in the body.

There are no problems with this poison on a daily basis. It will even gradually integrate into the blood as the blood circulates again and again, and then be excreted out of the body through the filtration of the body over time.

The so-called drug resistance actually means that the poison is integrated into the blood, making it difficult for the drug to work.

What Wen Wanwan had to do was take a medicinal bath to expedite the elimination of the poison from the body.

Ten minutes passed in the blink of an eye. Detoxification through medication seemed normal, but in fact it caused serious irritation to blood vessels.

This kind of stimulation will not cause any harm to the body, but it will definitely hurt.

The Amur leopard, which was still enduring the slightly hot water temperature, felt the pain in the blood vessels all over its body, and suddenly let out a weak scream.

"Hold it, now is the best time!"

How can rapid detoxification be achieved without stimulating the blood vessels? Now that the liquid is beginning to show its power, letting it come out at this time will be in vain. (End of chapter)