1269: C1269 It's for Doctors from the East and the West

C1269 It's for Doctors from the East and the West

A few minutes later, Chen Qun operated the endoscope in his hand. He found a hidden spot in the esophagus that could not be detected at all. He found the small hole that was burned by the melted laser. If he had to describe it as an image, it would be a small hole the size of a real needle. Hiding in the folds of the membrane of the esophagus. If one was not preconceived, it could be said that one would not be able to find this position on the esophagus. They could only find a slightly larger wound from the outside through open chest surgery.2

Miss Dongfang saw solid evidence and did not panic at all. She directly glared at Chen Qun.

"Clear qi rises into the sky and turbid qi sinks to the ground? You really look like a celestial being. In addition, a certain true Shaman and a true Daoist herald is obedient to you. Tell me honestly. Are you playing some kind of urban immortal cultivation?"

Chen Qun knew that Eldest Miss was deliberately changing the topic and fooling the matter of losing the bet. How could she dare not accept the offer? He could only give her a considerate flattery.

"You look like a fairy. You said that I, a scumbag, am playing the urban immortal cultivation. As for who exactly I look like, it goes without saying."

Dongfang Wenxin enjoyed it very much and rolled her eyes at him.

"You are glib-tongued. You learned bad the moment you left the country!"

Chi Hong sighed at the side.

"I beg of you. We are still performing surgery for the patient. You two should stop messing around with dog food, okay?"

Chen Qun stopped flattering them and used a catheter forceps. It looked very simple to repair the patient's esophagus. However, the difficulty was not ordinary. Looh Yi, who was an assistant, was able to understand what was going on. He knew that he had learned a new technique, even if he couldn't reach Chen Qun's level. However, he knew the method. He needed to practice for a while longer. It can do the same thing.

As Chen Qun started to operate as the backbone of the operation, the second patient was sent to the operating theater. Due to the urgency of the matter, Dean Sheh Naite had a sudden idea. As a result, Chi Hong had made some changes to Chen Qun's assembly line assignment. They could only exchange homework in the two operating theaters. The members of the two groups were a little busy.

Even so, after Chen Qun's assembly line surgery many times, the team was on the right track in the blink of an eye. They started to operate at high speed. All of the more serious and endangered patients were sent to Chen Qun to be rescued by him. As for the slightly lighter patients, none of them were sent to Chen Qun.

Chen Qun did not know whether it was Director Sheh Naite who arranged it on purpose, or if someone was doing bad things in the middle. He did not mind at all. Because there were two guards in front of them, Qiong and Alisa, who were responsible for receiving the wounded. The patients that were sent over were the ones that the two girls thought Chen Qun could treat. The difference was not big from Chen Qun's system diagnosis. To Chen Qun, that was. Naturally, it was not difficult for Chen Qun.

At this time, Zhou Lin and Looh Yi became the secondary main force of the assembly line system. They were responsible for suturing wounds and completing the follow-up tasks of Chen Qun's surgery. However, in less than two hours, they could not keep up. Alisa also joined in, leaving only Joan and Chi Hong to accept the patients and divide the patients according to their symptoms.

Because Miss Dongfang was in a very good condition today, Chen Qun naturally did his best to satisfy her operating needs and speed up the surgery. Every patient with severe illnesses was treated more than two types of treatment in twenty minutes by him. Only then did he trust the follow-up staff to carry out the follow-up treatment.

After more than six hours, the patient's injuries also became lighter and lighter. Chen Qun also easily solved the problem with ease and ease. His swift movements also attracted the attention of many medicinal Surgery Doctors who had completed their tasks at hand. At this time, Dean Sheh Naite appeared in front of Chen Qun's group and checked on the patients he had saved. More amazed.

As the Dean, of course he knew that something fishy had happened during the rescue today. Many doctors had used his chicken feathers as arrows to send all the patients who could not be saved to Chen Qun. To a certain extent, it was not intentional. After all, for most doctors, there were many patients. This was the absolute disparity caused by strength. Even the hospital director could not blame the other doctors for choosing only the patients he could treat.

After all, when choosing at a critical moment, all doctors followed an unwritten rule, which was to use medical resources on patients who could be saved, and not to waste manpower and resources on patients who could not be saved. However, whether or not they could be saved depended on their individual ability. They could not be accurately quantified, so he could not say anything.

Initially, he thought that it would be a great success if he could save one-third of the patients who could not be saved. But now, it seemed that all the patients who could not be saved had been saved. All of them were in stable condition. This could be said to have created a miracle.

Moreover, judging from the process of the rescue just now, not only did Chen Qun play a fundamental role, even the other members of the group around him also played a very important role. Even if they completed the auxiliary surgery, it would be better and faster than the completion of their own hospital. Almost the same suture had taken one-third of the doctor's time.

The difference in speed was that as the director of one of the world's top big hospitals, Of course, he knew the reason behind it. It was the most fundamental difference. It was because the doctors in China treated patients and patients every day. Twice or more than Western medical staff. After all, China had a large population and the medical services were not developed. It was only in the 21st century that there was a significant improvement.

Even so, doctors in China needed to treat more patients. Completing four to five normal surgeries a day was a common occurrence, and German doctors performed three surgeries a day. They were already very diligent. In addition to the damned eight-hour working system, doctors had developed a habit of being punctual. Even if they had to work overtime, they would first swipe their cards before coming back to work.

Compared to a group of young people who had yet to reach the peak of their personal skills, it could be said that the German doctors had suffered a crushing defeat. Even if Chen Qun had brought all the elite forces from their hospital, However, both hospitals were the best hospitals in their respective countries. However, the international ranking of China hospitals was at least twenty to thirty hospitals behind the German hospitals. As such, no matter how elite they were, they were still on par with German hospitals.

But now, it looked like the basic skills of all the doctors and nurses in China were very solid. They cooperated with the methods of handling accidents more efficiently and more effectively than the elite teams of the best trauma department in the hospital. It was also because there were more patients to be treated there, so their skills were also very solid.

Perhaps, this year, they could send a group of young people who were most capable to go to China. They could accumulate the number of surgeries they performed, and at the same time, they could also obtain a substantial amount of training under Chen's command. Even Alisa could continue to go to China to carry out further training. As long as she followed Chen Qun for two to three years, she would definitely be a world-class Surgery Doctor. In Europe, it could be said that no one could compare to her. At 30 years old, she would be able to reach a height that normal doctors could only reach when they were 40 years old.

In an instant, Director Sheh Naite decided the fate of his daughter. After all, the progress of his daughter and Joan this year was like a rocket. It was inseparable from Chen Qun's guidance. Although his daughter didn't say anything, just by seeing how obedient her daughter was to Chen Xian, he knew where her improvement came from.

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