An Ruo stared at Zhou Cheng carefully for a while, then pouted and said: If those ordinary doctors hear this, they will definitely strangle you to death.

As long as you don't betray me, I probably won't encounter the kind of thing you said. Zhou Cheng smiled, then looked at An Ruo solemnly, and asked: The people in your department really didn't talk to you.

What are the current clinical dilemmas faced?

After Zhou Cheng and An Ruo get along for a long time, they will find that this little girl reports good news but not bad news, just like him. Zhou Cheng doesn't believe it. No one in the department has ever complained about such a big thing.

An Ruo immediately became serious after hearing this, glanced at Zhou Cheng secretly, and said carefully: The people in the department didn't say much, but my third brother said, Zhou Cheng, don't think too much?

What can I think about? Zhou Cheng was very curious as to why An Ruo had such thoughts.

An Ruo said honestly: My father is the deputy provincial governor in charge of health and education. My third brother works under my father, so the data they collect will be very detailed.

At present, our health system, and not only the health system, is facing a huge dilemma. You have almost discovered in clinical practice that some things that were used routinely in the past are gradually withdrawing from our Chinese market, right?

In fact, this is a disguised blockade. An Ruo confessed truthfully.

This was the first time An Ruo formally talked to Zhou Cheng about his family status. Perhaps he was afraid that Zhou Cheng would feel that he was a little too far away from them.

It was indeed quite a big difference, but Zhou Cheng had already anticipated these things and had seen the simulator many times, so he was no longer alarmed.

So what do you think? Zhou Cheng asked.

An Ruo was startled. Zhou Cheng was one of the few people who reacted so calmly after learning about her family background. You know, there are only so many sub-provinces, and the sum total of those in the country is less than four digits.

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I think it is very necessary to be self-reliant at this time. Build your own brand and do your own profession, just like today's fracture patients. The results of diagnosis and treatment are better than before. This is the same! An Ruo

Nod and say.

What if we can't achieve this advanced level in a while? What should we do? Zhou Cheng asked again.

In fact, Zhou Cheng just wanted to ask one more person to see what An Ruo thought about such a matter and whether it could be of some help to his own planning. After all, the dilemma facing China now is already

Quite serious.

Medical care and education are the top priorities of every region and every country, and they are even more fundamental!

Education is important, as many people know.

But many people may not be particularly aware of the importance of medical treatment. If medical conditions fail to keep up, the number of children who can survive to adulthood may be less than two-thirds of what it is today. This is not alarmist!

Then we can only look for substitutes, either technological innovations, or substitutes for drugs and equipment. But it is not easy to find better quality ones. An Ruosheng replied as it should be.

Moreover, the development of a discipline, a region, and a hospital is not practical at all. It must be supported by a huge number. At this time, it will face many difficulties... An Ruo said it was very difficult.

In fact, whether it is medical equipment or drugs, in the eyes of some people, they are just commodities.

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At least before it enters the hospital or is applied to patients, it is an objective attribute of a commodity and does not possess all other attributes.

Just like Zhou Cheng and An Ruo, they just have the attributes of ordinary Chinese citizens. They are the same as other people and have nothing special about them.

Zhou Chengcheng asked again: An Ruo, if you are asked to choose between importing newer products at more expensive prices and choosing inferior substitutes for daily clinical diagnosis and treatment, how should you choose?

Just a simpler question, if an ordinary flu patient comes to you, one option is compound ammonia and the other option is Lianhua Qingwen, how would you choose for the patient?

If it is a child? Use compound medicine? Lianhua Qingwen, not

Is it suitable? An Ruo's basic skills are quite solid, and he quickly pointed out the shortcomings of Zhou Cheng's plan.

Why is it inappropriate? Zhou Cheng asked again.

Compound medicine, acetaminophen has sympathomimetic effects... An Ruo lowered her voice.

What is the incidence rate? Zhou Cheng asked again.

There were no specific statistics. An Ruo shook his head from side to side.

Yes, there are no specific statistics, but even if it is one in a thousand, our medical staff must have handled more than 11 million patients. If one case occurs, the patients will not be able to understand it.

If the base number is further increased, if 10 million children are all using it at the same time, then the final number of sequelae will be a huge base number.

Therefore, although some things are easy to use and effective, they must be eliminated if they are not good enough. There are also some things whose shortcomings can only be exposed at such a large level. Zhou Cheng explained to An Ruo this way.

An Ruo heard Zhou Cheng's words and was still puzzled: Zhou Cheng, what do you mean by telling me this? Did you do something else without telling me?

Zhou Cheng shook his head: I didn't do it, nor did I hide it, but it was a bold attempt.

Do you know why, after the imported drugs and equipment have gradually withdrawn from our country’s market, there has been no movement so far?

This is an attempt. It will take time and a certain amount of time to verify whether our country can break away from them and finally get an acceptable result. This is not something that can be finalized in one fell swoop. It must be tested and verified slowly.

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And the final result must be reliable. There must be no flaw.

The process of this attempt was carried out at great cost in manpower and material resources. For example, in Chang City, so many experts and professors were assigned, and in each prefecture-level city, there will be well-known experts and professors in charge.

An Ruo's eyes widened slightly: Zhou Cheng, you mean, those teachers came down just for a simple experiment?

It's not just an experiment, it's also a process of further deepening medical technology. Of course, it's also preparing for another thing. Zhou Cheng narrowed his eyes and started calculating.

What's going on? An Ruo asked immediately, like a curious baby.

Neither Fang Linxiang nor Annan gave her such an in-depth analysis of the current phenomenon.

Let me give you a break first. Zhou Cheng stopped talking in the middle of his words.

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An Ruo got a little angry and muttered: It's like this again. If you don't intend to talk about it, why don't you bring up this topic in the first place?

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At the same time, in Kyoto, in a laboratory.

A group of people gathered in front of a round table. On each seat of the round table, there was a thick document report. The people present were not too young. They were all looking at what was in front of them carefully and seriously.

Report, frowning.

After the silence approached for half an hour, one of them broke the silence and said: This time, led by academicians such as Gui Yuanping and Jing Hong, the basics of the application of composite materials in many fields of medicine and surgery

The data and animal test data have been displayed in front of the experts.

As we are about to enter the first clinical trial stage, the National Health Commission and the Science and Education Committee still hope that the most professional experts in our country present here will carefully review the information in this report before the clinical trial begins.

The data, as well as the safety of this trial, need to be carefully analyzed.

Before that, first of all, I would like to invite Gui Yuanping to introduce to all of us in detail the biological basis of composite materials in clinical applications. Everyone applauds.

Bang bang bang bang! When the words fell, thunderous applause immediately erupted from the round table.

Gui Yuanping walked smoothly to the front of the round table, then carefully opened his USB flash drive, plugged it into his computer, and connected it to

The PPT screen was displayed, and the computers in the venue were not used.

Gui Yuanping said: Before introducing this topic to the experts and professors, I would like to cautiously ask the professors to be objective and rigorous when making judgments. Never look at anyone's face, as long as there is any

If you have any doubts or feel that something is not safe, please feel free to point it out!

Even if it’s a small data or a small theoretical doubt, we’d better resolve them before clinical trials!

Having said this, Gui Yuanping slowly began his explanation: Everyone must know that the most mainstream internal fixation devices in the medical industry are made of multiple types of metal and have gone through various complex processes.

technology and then apply it to our human body.

However, after these internal fixation devices are placed in the human body, they will inherently have the following problems. First, they are incompatible with our human body and activate our human immune system, leading to various immunological-related diseases.

Second, these internal fixation devices will wear out during the process of being retained in the body, and the metal particles produced by wear and tear will accumulate in our bodies, including but not limited to causing localized tissue degeneration, metal issues causing internal fixation devices to loosen, etc.

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Third, after the internal fixation device is stored in the body, it cannot be digested and will exist forever. Even after it is removed, the particles of the internal fixation will still remain in the body, causing some unforeseen long-term complications.

fourth……

Composite materials, in essence, are the skeleton of our human body. Our bodies contain a lot of C complexes and also C elements. Most of the food we eat and the utensils we come into contact with are also C substances. Therefore, in such

Under the premise, if it is a device in our body.

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If it can exist in the form of a composite and achieve the effects of other internal fixation devices, then this will be a milestone in the history of our human medical development!

Before our project was carried out, there had been research in this area internationally, but it had not been thoroughly studied. Therefore, our research group conducted the following experiments and achieved good results!

First, in in vitro experiments, when we cultured cells, we added different concentrations of composite material powders and finished products of different sizes! As a result, in subsequent experiments, as you can see, the activity of the cells, etc., did not change.

There is too much impact. Even if the powder with the highest concentration almost covers the entire culture dish, the cells are still growing and proliferating...

Second, we randomly placed corresponding internal fixation devices, including but not limited to orthopedic steel plates and blood vessels, in different organs in different animals, such as mice, pigs, cattle, sheep and other domestic animals.

Clips, heart valves, artificial blood vessels, etc.

So far, there have been no adverse reactions, not even the incompatibility problems caused by metal products.

The animal samples we tested were as high as the sixth power level!

Third, for the sake of caution, after obtaining the consent of the Ethics Committee and the approval of the National Health Commission, we placed drugs on the skin surface and subcutaneously of some volunteers in the form of portable drug carriers. So far, there have been no

Any discomfort reaction.
To be continued...