For Ms. Nie, a 33-year-old mother, life itself is happy and beautiful. She had a loving husband, and before she became a mother, they often traveled and climbed mountains together, and their days were warm and sweet. But a few years ago, an illness changed her life completely. In June 2008, on the third day after giving birth to her daughter by C-section, Ms. Nie’s blood pressure suddenly rose to 160/100mmHg, accompanied by right lower limb walking disorder and headache. A CT and MRI examination revealed a large cerebral infarction in the frontal lobe of the left brain, and further cerebral angiography examination shocked her and her family: “The left and right internal carotid arteries were severely stenosed, and the blood supply to the brain could only be temporarily compensated by the vertebral artery.” Although the limb function was basically restored to normal by medication, the doctor recommended her to monitor the condition of the internal carotid artery by annual MRI. In the following years, she lived basically like a normal person, so she gradually relaxed her vigilance and did not learn more about the disease, just thinking that a good compensation would satisfy the blood supply to the brain. In 2012, Ms. Nie was diagnosed with an occupying lesion in the lumbar spinal canal. During her inpatient surgery at the hospital, the attending doctor looked at the 2008 imaging film and told her that she had smog, followed by a detailed introduction of smog to her husband. On February 26, 2013, she had a sudden brain hemorrhage and was in a coma for ten days, which made her husband almost collapse, and then finally woke up under the careful treatment of the doctor, but the muscle strength of the left limb were level 0, that is, she could not move at all, and her memory was very bad, and then she was transferred to the hospital for rehabilitation, and after systematic rehabilitation she saw the hope of standing again, and the muscle strength of the left limb recovered After systematic rehabilitation, she regained her hope of standing, and the muscle strength of her left limb was restored to a little bit of movement. The following is her husband’s account: After my wife’s brain hemorrhage, I consulted and learned a lot of information about smog, and took the film to several hospitals in Beijing that could perform smog surgery. After learning a lot about smog, I thought that Professor Han’s combined vascular bypass with four patching methods would be the most suitable for my wife’s condition. The first time I saw Prof. Han was after he operated on a patient with smog, it was 4:30 pm, he was very tired after a day of surgery (he didn’t have clinic that day, I went to his office directly), he read my wife’s film and talked about her condition in detail, when I saw his tired look, I apologized for disturbing him when he was resting, he smiled and pointed to the door. He smiled, pointed to the door and said, “If you don’t come, there are several other people out there, so don’t be polite”. I was very touched. A doctor who can come to the office without a registration number or a clinic and answer questions directly and patiently is not a good doctor. After being admitted to the General Aviation Hospital, we underwent surgery on the sixth day of our admission, entering the operating room at 8:30 a.m. and coming out at 4:00 p.m. when we were awake. After the surgery, Prof. Han told us that the surgery was successful, with one hitch and four patches. When I saw my wife, she was awake, able to move all her limbs, speak clearly, and extend one, two, or three fingers with her left hand. Although the extension was not straight, it was bent, but I was thrilled that I could not extend two and three before the surgery. My wife recovered very quickly in the days after surgery, and made progress in both her left upper and lower extremities. She was able to perform a small amount of rehabilitation exercises 9 days after surgery (she was bedridden for 5 days after surgery because of the intravenous pump of nimodipine to prevent vasospasm from the bypass), and she was able to stand on her own for more time at a time than before surgery (she could stand for up to 10 minutes at a time before surgery), and she made significant progress in both her left upper and lower extremities. On the tenth day we were discharged from the hospital to continue the rehabilitation treatment. Just about the twentieth day after the surgery, I was on a business trip to Guangzhou and Shenzhen when I suddenly received a phone call from my wife telling me that she could walk independently by herself. Because I was already at the Shenzhen airport waiting for a flight back to Beijing, I told my wife that I had to go to the hospital to see her even if it was late. Before the operation, my wife could only stand for ten minutes and could not walk; 22 days after the operation, she recovered to be able to walk 50-60 meters by herself independently, and her memory improved significantly, making great progress, which made me very happy. Thanks to Professor Han Hongyan, it was your excellent knife skills and advanced surgical methods that made it possible for my wife to walk independently. Although my wife still needs to continue to insist on rehabilitation exercises, I firmly believe that if we persist in our efforts, my beloved will recover better in the near future and we can still travel and climb mountains together. Thank you to all the people who have helped us, good people and peace. New combined vascular bypass surgery for smog STA-MCA + EDMAPS is a new combined vascular bypass surgery treatment for smog STA-MCA means direct bypass of superficial temporal artery and middle cerebral artery; EDMAPS means patching of these factors of dura, temporalis, artery and frontal cranial periosteum. This combined approach of direct bypass + multiple factor patching maximizes the surgical outcome of smoker’s disease. Specifically, its innovations include: firstly, the blood supply to brain tissue in some areas can be improved immediately after bypass of the superficial temporal artery and middle cerebral artery; secondly, cerebral-dural-temporal muscle-artery-cranial periosteum vascular fusion can form neovascularization in a larger area, which further improves the surgical effect; thirdly, using the frontal cranial periosteum as the donor tissue for neovascularization can form neovascularization in the medial frontal lobe Third, using the frontal cranial periosteum as the donor tissue for neovascularization can form neovascularization in the medial frontal lobe and improve the cerebral ischemia in the medial frontal lobe, which has a very important role in restoring the intelligence and emotion to normal in smog patients, especially in children. This new combined vascular bypass procedure is a safe and effective treatment for smog, with complication and mortality rates of 5.7% and 0%, respectively. In Japan, after more than 5 years of follow-up, the annual incidence of cerebrovascular accidents was found to be 0% and 0.4% in children and adults, respectively. The efficiency is much higher than other surgical methods, and the complication rate is relatively low, which shows that STA-MCA+EDMAPS is the best choice for treating smog disease. Patient Ms. Nie’s surgery was performed with this method, so she recovered quickly after the surgery and had remarkable recovery in several aspects of neurological function, such as memory and emotion.