After stopping the intravenous infusion of phenytoin and carbamazepine, everyone became more and more nervous as time went by minute by minute.
The patient's eyes are wide open.
He woke up from the sedative and hypnotic effects of Rumina.
Professor Liang stared with big eyes.
This patient has been in his hands for more than a month, and this is the first time he has seen such clear eyes.
In the academic conference hall, hundreds of scholars held their breath.
They worry that the next second, the patient will clench his hands, clench his teeth, roll his eyes upward, and twitch violently.
Only Brown was the most active. He kept saying, "God bless, God bless..."
Liu Muqiao's mood is very relaxed.
He knew it was successful.
He couldn't find any reason for failure.
On the MRI film, he accurately identified the pacemaker of epileptic waves, destroyed this tissue, and there was no longer a triggering point. Where does epilepsy come from?
"Xiao Jian'ou, how do you feel now?" Liu Maqiao came to the patient's side and talked to him while doing a physical examination.
"I feel like I'm dreaming."
"Are you feeling uncomfortable somewhere?"
"No."
"Have a headache?"
"It doesn't hurt. Is this the operating room?"
"That's right."
"I had surgery?"
"Strictly speaking, you did not undergo surgery. We just punctured a few needles on your head to eliminate the epilepsy-inducing lesions."
"Will I never have epilepsy again?"
"It stands to reason that it won't happen."
……
The patient's thinking is very clear.
Half an hour has passed, and what Professor Liang expected has not happened.
On the screen, everyone is watching the conversation between Liu Miqiao and the patient.
The patient was actually made to laugh by Liu Maqiao.
Liu Muqiao used the jokes in "Jokes" for the first time.
Not only the patient burst out laughing.
Professor Hao doubled over with laughter.
Professor Liang couldn’t help but laugh out loud.
In the academic hall, hundreds of people laughed so hard that the house almost collapsed.
Only dozens of foreigners, represented by Brown, looked at everyone blankly, wondering what they were laughing at.
From now on, I must learn Chinese.
Several foreign friends secretly made up their minds.
They are not here to listen to Liu Miqiao's jokes, but they believe that the technological frontier of neurology has moved here.
One person, after finishing laughing, shook his head with a wry smile.
Peng Qianlong.
He was saying to himself, "I've tried my best, you can't blame me, I don't accept it!"
He received a notice that his salary was suspended for half a year because he did not prevent Liu Maqiao from taking the lead.
"Mr. Liu Muqiao, please return to the academic hall. Many experts want to ask you some questions." The host informed him through the microphone.
Indeed, in the academic hall of 400 people, no one left. They were waiting for Liu Muqiao to answer questions.
At academic conferences, the Q&A session is the most exciting.
Lectures are all prepared.
And answering questions is a time to test a scholar’s true level.
Many times, some marginal questions can embarrass a professor.
For questions they don't know, some scholars like to work hard to find answers and give far-fetched answers. However, some big guys know what they know. If they don't know, they will simply say, "I don't know this question."
This is a great scholar.
No one knows it all.
In fact, it will not affect your reputation at all if you tell the questioner directly what you don't understand, "I don't know this question either".
Liu Muqiao will soon answer your questions as an expert.
He's not worried.
In his mind, the knowledge of neurology is quite rich, at the master level. Among the 400 people here, there should be very few, or none at all, who can reach this level.
Master level is equivalent to the first level of academician, or slightly lower than the first level of academician.
There are also academicians with high level and low level.
Some academicians are at the master level, while most academicians are at the master level. Of course, there may also be a few expert-level people mixed in.
Looking around, there are 400 people, very few of whom are over 60 years old, and even those in their 50s, there are only 30 or 40 people.
As a medical expert, age is an aspect that measures the level of knowledge and technology. Knowledge and technology need to be accumulated. Without years of clinical practice, where will the experience be?
Of course, age is only one aspect, it also depends on the platform.
Comparing a doctor at Hopkins Hospital with a doctor at a secondary hospital of the same age, the former is many times more powerful.
In addition to these, talent is also an important factor.
Liu Muqiao has no advantage in the first two. In terms of age, he is only 22 years old. In terms of platform, he is just a mere Antai Hospital.
In the eyes of others, all Liu Muqiao possesses is talent!
This "talent" is really amazing.
Liu Muqiao's achievements today are completely unimaginable.
Liu Muqiao came to the academic hall and stood at the main podium.
The first person to ask a question was a foreigner.
"Is it difficult to learn minimally invasive puncture?" This is the first question.
"What is the key to learning minimally invasive puncture?" The second question.
"Can we send someone to study with you?" The third question.
"Does it mean that with the development of minimally invasive puncture technology, craniotomy for radical treatment of epilepsy should be eliminated?"
……
After asking 10 questions, Liu Miqiao started to answer.
He said: "The most critical issues in carrying out minimally invasive puncture are two issues. One is to read the MRI and CT films. You have to identify the lesion. This is the most critical step in developing this technology. The second step is puncture.
accuracy."
He paused intentionally, and then continued: "As for the accuracy of the puncture, it can be done blindly or under the guidance of CT."
He pushed up his glasses and said with a grin: "So, if you say it's difficult, it's not very difficult, but is it easy? It's definitely not easy."
"The third question is easier. We warmly welcome you to Antai Hospital for further study. However, we must pay attention to two points. One is the time issue. We will not accept the trainees until the construction of our neuropsychiatric center is completed. The second is the candidates.
The problem is, we only accept people who are talented and very hardworking."
"As for the fourth question, minimally invasive puncture technology can replace craniotomy and lead to epilepsy. I don't think we can draw a conclusion on this issue because the threshold of minimally invasive puncture technology is relatively high. It may not be realistic to spread it over a large area.
Before minimally invasive puncture technology is widely used, I think radical craniotomy is still very valuable and is considered a cutting-edge technology in the treatment of epilepsy."
……
Liu Muqiao spent half an hour answering 10 questions.
According to the rules, the academic meeting should be over.
However, the academic hall of 400 people was still full. Everyone did not disperse, they were still looking forward to it.
Because, originally, wasn’t there a minimally invasive surgery to treat primary epilepsy?
We want to see it!
This chapter has been completed!