Exceptions apply to many medical-related business projects.
Such as "therapeutic devices", "vitality bags", and "needles" are not technology, but business, or they have nothing to do with medical treatment.
For example, some health products, or health beds, health belts, magnetic field therapy, microwave therapy, quantum technology, etc., claim to be able to cure cancer and cure all diseases. This is not an invention, this is nonsense.
Real technology is free.
For example, cardiac interventional technology is not patented. Anyone can learn it and use it.
For another example, Liu Miqiao and his colleagues cannot apply for a patent for their minimally invasive puncture technology. Anyone who learns it can use it for free.
Of course, equipment is another matter. Equipment is just a carrier for realizing technology, and this carrier needs to be linked to the economy.
The Neuropsychiatric Hospital of Shanghai Medical University does not reject Liu Miqiao's technology, they also want to learn it.
Although minimally invasive puncture treatment of epilepsy would embarrass their teaching surgery of craniotomy to treat epilepsy. However, some of them still proposed to allow Liu Miqiao to develop new technologies.
However, more people are opposed to it.
Those who object have good reasons.
Immature technology cannot be used for teaching purposes.
This reason is very convincing.
Apart from themselves, who has seen this technology of Liu Miqiao and Professor Hao?
What if it fails?
Who will bear the responsibility for medical malpractice?
Soon, the opposing voices took over.
Even when opposition prevails, there are also radical ones who are unwilling to lose this opportunity.
They said that since Professor Hao proposed to perform teaching surgery, they should be confident. Professor Hao is also a famous figure. He would not bet on his reputation. He must be very confident before making this request.
Opponents say, who knows? Are there not many people who are blinded by their power?
In the medical field, there are many people who take risks and take radical risks, and even famous celebrities and great medical scientists engage in fraud.
The debate is not over yet.
Professor Hao and Liu Miqiao can only wait.
Professor Hao went to another academic hall to listen to another academic lecture.
Liu Muqiao is not interested.
He walked out of the Hilton Hotel, looked at the sea view outside, and walked alone on the beach, not feeling lonely at all.
Liu Muqiao is analyzing tonight's surgery, and the possibility of doing it is very small.
Because this is not just a scientific debate. Peng Qianlong made it clear last time that Liu Miqiao should not make too much noise.
He should have arrived at the scene.
……
At this moment, Peng Qianlong really arrived at the Shanghai Stock Exchange, and he was standing behind Liu Muqiao.
"Dr. Liu, what are you thinking about?"
The sound came, and Liu Muqiao was startled.
"Oh, you."
"You didn't expect me to come to the Shanghai Stock Exchange, did you?"
"I didn't expect it. Because of me?"
"Yes and no."
"How to say?"
"Of course I came to Shanghai to disrupt the situation. However, that's not entirely true. You may not know that we are actually one of the sponsors. The U disk you gave away was given by us. The U disk is not
It’s empty, and there’s a lot of information inside.”
Liu Muqiao was surprised, they were really everywhere.
"It seems that your plan succeeded." Liu Maqiao smiled bitterly.
"Of course, how could my plan fail?" Peng Qianlong laughed dryly.
"Hehe, you are very confident." Liu Maqiao sneered.
"Confidence is a must. Why are we too strong?" Peng Qianlong smiled a little exaggeratedly.
"Okay, we'll see." Liu Maqiao said coldly.
"No problem, we will pay attention to every progress you make."
The conversation with Peng Qianlong was not a pleasant thing.
A few minutes later, Liu Miqiao left the beach and returned to the hotel.
He did not attend academic lectures on epilepsy.
Not interesting.
Very boring.
Feeling bad.
Besides, the diagnosis of epilepsy is not difficult, the key is treatment.
The first treatment is medication and the second is surgery.
Clinically, 99% of cases use the first method, long-term drug treatment.
Liu Miqiao has been studying drug treatment for decades, but he is not interested at all. He believes that radical cure is meaningful.
Several large hospitals in Shanghai and Beijing have done the best job of radical treatment. They have been conducting craniotomy and removal of lesions for many years.
Tonight, the operation was performed by a well-known team from the Neuropsychiatric Hospital of Shanghai Medical University. They have been carrying out this method for 10 years. They perform hundreds of operations every year and have relieved the pain of thousands of patients.<
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Their success rate is very high, reaching the world's advanced level, with a success rate of 66%, ranking first in the country.
Liu Muqiao also admitted that it is not easy to promote the blind puncture method to treat epilepsy.
However, his current research is still meaningful, and it will have promotion value if it overcomes two problems.
The first is the problem of localization. We should train some MRI experts to identify brain lesions, discover and locate the lesions.
The second is puncture.
In fact, puncture does not mean that blind puncture is necessary. Without blind puncture, it can also be guided by CT, but it is just a little more troublesome.
Therefore, Liu Muqiao felt that his research direction was correct.
Of course, it is very likely that teaching surgery will not be possible today.
But no problem, go back and lead a group of people with Professor Hao to teach them minimally invasive treatment under CT guidance.
The question is whether there are master-level MRI doctors in the affiliated hospitals.
If not, you have to cultivate one for them.
Liu Muqiao is now a master-level imaging expert. He feels a little lonely and has to train several master-level imaging doctors.
He sat in the hall and thought wildly.
He no longer cares whether he can have surgery tonight. If he can't do it, then he might as well watch someone else's surgery, but rather see how cruel craniotomy is to treat epilepsy.
Just as I was thinking about it, a man in his 50s came over and said, "You are Dr. Liu, right?"
Liu Muqiao nodded, "Well, yes."
"I just listened to Professor Hao's lecture and was deeply inspired. I want to ask you, where did you first get inspired to collaborate with Professor Hao on this topic?"
Liu Muqiao pushed up his glasses and said, "It's very simple. It was inspired by surgery for secondary epilepsy."
"Oh, we all know that secondary epilepsy has an obvious focus and scar. However, in primary epilepsy, we cannot see the focus."
"What's your last name?"
"My surname is Li. I am a professor in the 2nd Department of Epilepsy at the Neuropsychiatric Hospital of Shanghai Medical University. I have seen your surgery in the past, and it was a puncture radical treatment of secondary epilepsy."
"Oh, hello, Professor Li. Let me tell you, primary epilepsy and secondary epilepsy are the same thing. They both have a trigger point, and this point is a scar. However, the lesions of primary epilepsy are relatively different.
It’s just difficult to identify. As long as the lesion is found, the cure will be relatively simple.”
Professor Li hesitated and asked, "Can you identify primary epileptic lesions?"
Liu Muqiao smiled slightly and said: "Yes, actually this is also an advantage I have."
"I have an MRI film here. Can you find the lesion?" Professor Li turned on his phone and there was an MRI film on it.
This chapter has been completed!