According to the British media report on November 1, British medical experts have recently used a revolutionary "temporary death operation" to stop the heartbeat of a woman who had suffered a stroke due to congenital great vein displacement, and then helped her restructure the heart vessels.
In September 2008, Anita Gurung, a 28-year-old woman from Reading, UK, suddenly had a stroke on her way to work, which caused total paralysis. After examination, the doctors were surprised to find that Anita's main heart vessels were different from ordinary people and were completely "in the wrong position". The superior vena cava was connected to the left ventricle instead of the right ventricle as in normal people.
This misalignment caused some of the dirty blood carrying carbon dioxide and waste in her heart to be pumped directly into various major organs of her body, including the brain, without being filtered and oxygenated by the lungs.