這是開機後第一眼看到的信息：) 真好啊。
其實今次的手術比我想像中順利。七時到醫院，九時便開始去operation theatre了。十二點醒來，但等了差不多二小時在D27才有人過來接我。她們說因為好busy.....之不過，這樣讓我想爺想了兩小時！
Anyway, 我想說Mr. Nevin 這個team 很讚。
～ laparoscopy (i. e. keyhole surgery) and using same holes (only cut more near my belly button)
~ less shaking and warmer after general anaesthesia
~ no PCA* is needed but not much pain
~ no problem in drinking and eating
~ my blood pressure is normal soon after I wake up (102-117/66-72)
~ the urinary catheter works well this time. (我猜想為什麼之前有問題了，應該是tube卡住在urethra, 而不在bladder, 所以先痛後pass-by。坐直時，很容易會這樣的。我今次玩床時發現的，坐直時，支tube會移位的，所以不能坐太高，成90°角就不好了。)
The only complain is:
~ wait a long time to be transferred to D27
~ wait a couple of minutes for them to come over after I press the button. I guess it's because it's too far away from the main core (I'm in Bay 21 room - an individual room with private toilet. cool!)
~ 咀唇口腔內 唔知點解 起咗“水泡”。
* Patient Controlled Analgesia (PCA)
PCA allows you to give yourself as much painkiller as you need (up to a preset maximum) at the time you need it. You are given a button to press that, when pressed, delivers a small amount of painkiller through a small plastic tube in a vein, usually in your forearm. The idea is to keep the pain away by little-but-often doses. The system has built-in safeguards to prevent you from getting too much.
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