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| Be the guardian of life on the plateau |
[Character] Wu Tianyi, the "Guardian of Life" on the plateau
[Story] Wu Tianyi, former researcher of Qinghai Province Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease Specialist Hospital, academician of Chinese Academy of Engineering
.
He is the pioneer of plateau medicine in China.
academician
【Review】
Sitting on the train of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway, a book of "Healthy Trip to Qinghai-Tibet" enables passengers to have a scientific understanding of the prevention and treatment of altitude sickness before entering the plateau
.
The editor-in-chief of this book is Wu Tianyi, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering and winner of the "July 1st Medal"
academician
At the end of the 1950s, Wu Tianyi responded to the call of the Party Central Committee to support the Great Northwest and resolutely came to Qinghai and took root in the plateau
.
The majestic Kunlun Mountains and snow-capped natural landscapes are beautiful and magnificent.
Altitude medical research is different from general medical research.
The research site is not only indoors, but also amidst the ever-changing and dangerous mountains
.
Without any experience to learn from, Wu Tianyi not only had to overcome his own headaches, chest tightness, insomnia and other altitude sickness, but also frequented the alpine zone, climbed ice and snow, cured herdsmen, and collected physiological and pathological data
The second phase of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway has an average elevation of more than 4,000 meters.
It is the highest railway in the world.
The difficulty of construction is conceivable.
Workers are constantly facing the threat of acute altitude sickness
.
In order to cope with the high cold and hypoxia and ensure the smooth construction of the railway, Wu Tianyi, as the leader of the expert group, led a team to travel along the Qinghai-Tibet Railway several times to research and determine a complete set of health protection measures and first aid plans
After eighty years, Wu Tianyi continued to "combine with altitude sickness", and he still insisted on carrying out medical research work on the plateau while wearing a pacemaker
.
He said: "The Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the root of my life, and the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau is the root of my science, so I resolutely stay on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau
