1281: C1281 Medical Fame Effect

C1281 Medical Fame Effect

Chen Qun finally finished his phone call. He saw Dean Sheh Naite and his daughter walk into the room. Alisa was holding a stack of medical records in her hands. She did not look like she was congratulating him.0

"Congratulations, Chen. The nomination this time is good news for all Surgery Doctors. At least let all Surgery Doctors know that those who are in the field of technology and those who are in the field of scientific research have the same nomination qualifications. The Nobel Prize in Medicine and the Biology Award have been put back on track. They are no longer forgotten."

Perhaps the evaluation committee also thought the same way. They also made a big piece of news for themselves, allowing their reputation that had been criticized to receive some positive praise.

In any case, this matter had nothing to do with him. He was just a tool man, a tool man jointly launched by Sanjing Consortium and Liyun Group. In order to promote their Sanjing Groups, Sanjing Group wantonly promoted eye cell correction surgeries. For the sake of fame, Liyun Group mainly wanted to create a positive publicity for Eastern medicine towards the world. They also spared no effort to promote medicinal Optical Forceps equipment and eye surgery.

Of course, these two factors were the material foundation for obtaining worldwide results, but the key was that the effect of the orthopedic surgery was very good, and the cost was very low. It was good and cheap, and it was impossible for it not to succeed. Hence, the Nobel Committee naturally nominated it and made a name for itself.

Overall, this nomination could be considered a win-win situation or a win-win situation. It was a win-win situation.

Chen Qun looked at the medical record in Alisa's hands. It seemed that it was a brand new A4 paper that had just been printed. He helplessly rubbed his forehead.

"Thank you, Mr. Director. Let's get down to business first. I'm not used to talking about winning awards. I'm better at discussing patients."

Of course, Director Sheh Naite knew the habits of this kind of technical maniac. After all, he was half a doctor in technical skills. He did not want some reputation to affect his mentality, so he went straight to the point.

"Alright, since you are a surgeon, you should take advantage of the fact that you are not leaving for the time being. Still here, help me with a few difficult special cases. It turned out that these patients were still contacting the best doctors in the world. Yesterday, when I heard your story, all of them came to you. Even though the surgery was very difficult, But the fee is also the highest in our hospital. It can be considered to be what each of you in China needs. "This is also the so-called famous doctor effect."

Chen Qun closed his mouth and moved. He did not say anything else. Since Dean Sheh Naite had already pointed it out, there was no need for him to be unreasonable. Furthermore, he used the phrase that everyone liked to say the most. It was not embarrassing to lower one's head for a small sum of money.

"Let's settle the first patient first. He will be able to operate on the patient next week. Here is his medical record. Take a look at it yourself. " The reason why the patient suddenly asked you to operate on the patient this time is because... In fact, it was recommended by your last patient, and after he saw the simulation training you did for Mr. Hilton, He thought it was the best doctor he could find, so he called today to ask about it. I don't think you'll refuse, so I'll listen to your opinion. "

Chen Qun knew that anyone who knew Mr. Hilton was either rich or noble. In addition to the fact that the whole world was looking for doctors, he was most likely a billionaire. Moreover, if they were able to watch Hilton's simulation surgery, it must be directly related to Charlot Hospital. They might even be members of the board of directors.

Only when he had a good relationship with the patient and had direct contact with the hospital could he watch the video of their surgery practice. This was not publicly announced, and Director Sheh Naite would not go against the hospital's rules and spread it everywhere.

In an instant, Chen Qun had a rough guess about the patient's background. Without asking for his specific identity, he directly picked up the stack of information that Director Sheh Naite handed over from Alisa and started to read it seriously.

He didn't know if he was looking or not, but he was shocked when he saw it.

This patient was really a technical problem.

A year ago, in Charlot Hospital, he received surgery for the thrombosis of the brain aneurysm in the vertebral artery and the carotid artery. However, due to the incompleteness of the surgery, the tumor was not removed. There was also a coil left behind. The problem was that the carotid aneurysm, which had nowhere to be operated, had grown to forty millimeters in diameter. Due to the location, the aneurysm had grown to forty millimeters in diameter. All surgical and interventional surgeries became an impossible task.

The last surgery was carried out by the best interventional doctor from the Brain Department in Charlot Hospital. In the end, the surgery still failed, which caused the difficulty of the surgery to increase. Not only did he need to complete the surgery, but he also needed to take out the spring coil left in his body.

Sure enough, it was a surgery that was purely technical. The difficulty was not the most difficult, only the more difficult.

Right now, the brain tumor in the patient's body was like a time bomb, and it could explode at any time. Even if it did not explode, there would be severe neurosis within two years. The death rate directly rose from 95% to 100%!

The only way now was to use surgery, but the success rate had been reduced to one in ten thousand.

Chen Qun saw that the data in the report was almost the same as what he had estimated. He only had a one in ten thousand chance of completing the surgery, so to any brain surgeon with real talent, as long as they saw the data, they would immediately give up. Because the probability was too low, it would only increase their own mortality rate. Any risk would not be worth it.

Because even if the surgery was successful, he would not receive any substantial reward. Because the illness was a brain tumor. It was similar to the simplest appendicitis surgery. The most difficult appendicitis surgery could force 99% of the doctors in the world to die. But only one in ten thousand could be done. If he succeeded, he would also complete an appendectomy. He would only talk about it after the meal as an awesome topic of conversation.

This surgery was the same as Chen Qun saving some patients who had a low chance of being saved during an emergency rescue. Instead of wasting precious time, it was better to save a patient who could be saved.

In other words, it was better to save a patient that could be saved. In other words, the more skilled a person was, the less likely he would take the risk to do it. The only people who were willing to do it were those who did not have much experience. They did not mind taking a gamble. However, for the patients with power and influence, they would not accept the risks of those young and inexperienced people who did not have much skill.

Therefore, this was a game choice between a patient and a doctor. Small money allowed him to have more choices. This was the same logic as Lu Wennyuan running around the world to choose a doctor.

Chen Qun took a few glances and then looked at the young lady. He decided to give the father and daughter in front of him another surprise.

"I can do this surgery, but I need to practice. But the patient may not have that much time left. "We can calculate the time of the tumor rupture. We can use the fluid mechanics formula to calculate the size of the pressure on the cerebral artery wall and know the result. Although this calculation is still under research, But the simulation program of our research institute can give us a rough data. We only need to check a few more sets of comparative data. It can be applied to the calculation formula. "

Dean Sheh Naite knew that there were two key aspects to the Eastern Tactics. One was the real-time imaging projection technology, and the other was the application of Robotic Arm programming. It was impossible to popularize the application of programming, but even if the projection technology was a surprise to the whole world, it would naturally help him show it to the world.

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