本文转自【深圳晚报】； 11个月大的小元（化名）一家最近遭遇了一场惊心动魄的生死危机。不慎从婴儿车滑出重重摔伤后，小 元半小时内陷入昏迷，危急时刻，中山大学附属第七医院开启绿色通道，多学科医护团队争分夺秒开展 抢救，成功从死神手中夺回了这名婴儿的生命，这也是深圳光明区首例开颅救治的婴幼儿特重型颅脑损 伤病例。 宝宝头部摔地受伤 2026年1月1日，11个月大的小元不慎从婴儿车内滑出，头部重重撞击地面。半小时后，小元呼唤无应， 焦急万分的父母立即带着孩子赶往中山大学附属第七医院急诊就诊。 急诊医生余飞接诊后，一眼便发现了致命信号——小元一侧瞳孔已散大，这是颅脑损伤中最危险的征兆 之一，情况危急。医院当即启动绿色通道，神经外科副主任医师徐斌初接到通知后，第一时间带领团队 赶赴CT室门口等候。 CT检查结果很快证实了医生的判断：小元颅内右侧存在巨大硬膜下血肿，出血量高达100毫升，脑组织 被血肿严重压迫致变形、移位，已形成严重脑疝。"这是特重型颅脑损伤，若不及时手术，患儿将因呼 吸心跳衰竭死亡。"徐斌初明确指出病情的紧迫性，丝毫不敢耽搁。 紧急开颅抢回一条命 大脑功能逐步复苏 手术成功只是闯过了第一关，术后小元被立 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights a serious health incident involving an elderly woman who suffered life-threatening complications after consuming a duck head, emphasizing the risks associated with eating sharp, small bones, particularly for vulnerable populations like the elderly [1][8]. Group 1: Incident Overview - An 82-year-old woman experienced severe chest pain and swallowing difficulties after eating a duck head, leading to a diagnosis of esophageal perforation [1]. - Initial treatment at a local clinic failed, prompting an emergency transfer to a larger hospital where a CT scan revealed significant complications, including pleural effusion and lung infection [1][2]. Group 2: Medical Response - A multidisciplinary team was assembled to assess the patient's condition, ultimately opting for an endoscopic removal of the bone fragment instead of open surgery due to the patient's poor surgical tolerance [2]. - The sharp bone fragment, approximately 2 cm in size, was successfully extracted from the esophagus, but post-operative complications persisted, including an esophageal fistula and ongoing lung infections [4][6]. Group 3: Recovery and Recommendations - Following the placement of a covered metal stent to seal the perforation, the patient's condition improved, allowing for her eventual discharge and recovery at home [6][8]. - Medical professionals issued warnings about the dangers of consuming small, sharp bones, particularly for the elderly, children, and those with dental issues, advising against such foods to prevent similar incidents [8][9].