Japanese media announced Abe's latest injury: The hospital considers the installation of artificial cardiopulmonary device

Overseas Network, July 8th. Former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe led to the ground during the streets of Nara City on the morning of the 8th, and the cardiopulmonary function stopped.Japan's "Asahi Shimbun" said on the 8th that Abe was undergoing emergency surgery in the hospital.

Atada Fan, a professor at Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, said that the hospital is considering the installation of treatment plans such as artificial cardiopulmonary device.Because there is a blood clot around Abe's heart, the hospital may consider removing blood clots and perform heart massage surgery to make the heart beating again.

Data Fan said that once the cardiopulmonary function stops, the blood will not return to the brain. If it will damage the brain for a long time, Abe is difficult to restore consciousness.Director of the emergency center of the Japanese Medical University said: "If the heart or the artery is damaged, it is necessary to stop bleeding through the chest opening surgery."

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