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Experience in the diagnosis and treatment of acute biliary tract infection during the epidemic of novel coronavirus pneumonia

On January 20, 2020, WHO defined the epidemic of novel coronavirus pneumonia as a public health emergency of international concern, and the epidemic attracted worldwide attention While effectively controlling source of infection, cutting off the route of transmission, and protecting the susceptible population, it is of great importance to reduce the delay in the diagnosis and treatment of patients with acute abdominal disease and ensure normal clinical work Therefore, with reference to the current diagnosis and treatment protocols and guidelines and the actual situation in Boading Second Hospital, this article summarize the experience in outpatient triage, treatment process, operation classification, prevention and control, and ward management for patients with acute biliary tract infection The analysis process, operation classification, prevention and control, and ward management for patients with acute biliary tract infection The analysis shows that the formulation of emergency plans for patients with acute biliary tract infection during the epidemic of novel coronavirus pneumonia can help to differentiate such patients from the patients with novel coronavirus pneumonia and avoid transmission and cross-infection of novel coronavirus during standardized diagnosis and treatment of acute biliary tract infection