"Doctor Ling, Wei Jiayou may be writing a paper on extra-long cardiopulmonary resuscitation." When Yu Yuan found Ling Ran, she saw that he was typing words at his desk. She immediately put aside the story of long-bearded ginseng essence and picked up the important ones first.

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Ling Ran's fair, slender, well-jointed, plump and flawless fingers flying across the keyboard paused.

"What's the reason you mentioned it specifically?" Ling Ran looked at Yu Yuan and had some guesses.

Sure enough, Yu Yuan said in a positive tone: "Wei Jiayou's paper must refer to our case."

"Well...there are not many cases of ultra-long cardiopulmonary resuscitation now. If Wei Jiayou wants to refer to our case, it is indeed possible." Ling Ran nodded slowly.

Yu Yuan was surprised: "Is this okay? Can you accept this?"

"Of course not." Ling Ran looked at Yu Yuan like a fool: "Go to the administrative department now and ask them to block Wei Jiayou's login account. The ICU will not allow him to enter in the future. I'll call Director Huo. In addition,

, I have almost finished writing this paper..."

Ling Ran said and moved away from the computer, indicating that Yu Yuan could read.

Yu Yuan was relieved a lot, but she looked a little bit dissatisfied with Ling Ran. The look of him looking at a fool and the look of the ginseng essence looking at a pervert were really easy to make people angry...

With this thought in her mind, Yu Yuan raised her seat to the highest position, lowered the computer screen to the lowest position, and read Ling Ran's paper attentively.

"Hey, I thought you were writing a paper on arthroscopy?" Yu Yuan couldn't help but feel happy when she saw the title of the paper - "Analysis of Continuous Successful Cases of Manual Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation".

"I have also written a paper on arthroscopy, but this paper will be revised and published first," Ling Ran replied.

A smile appeared on Yu Yuan's face: "That is to say, our patients..."

Yu Yuan looked at it and said nothing.

To be honest, when talking about surgery, she is considered a loser at 61,342/70,000. When talking about literature, Yu Yuan has the confidence of 700,000/700,000.

Ling Ran's paper first struck Yu Yuan as rough.

This is true for most student papers, and papers written by residents or ordinary attendings are not much better. Even deputy directors and chief physicians-age does not make them smarter, it only makes them smarter.

rough.

In short, unless you train thesis as a full-time job and do it for ten and a half years, rough writing is almost inevitable.

Doctors who graduate after three years of master's degree and doctoral career of 45,678 years are considered to be the best among doctors. The other kind is talented doctors like Yu Yuan...

For the rest, including Ling Ran, it would be good if they could explain things clearly when writing papers.

Fortunately, the paper only requires you to explain things clearly, and does not require much literary talent. Except for a few annoying journals, such as science, which require explanations in simple terms, it means that science must be good-looking.

However, papers with a little more literary talent are always more likely to be published and approved by journals.

But after the initial "rough" excitement, what Yu Yuan saw was that Ling Ran's paper was full of shining points.

Key points of extra-long cardiopulmonary resuscitation, reasons for using medication, feedback received, etc...

For a technology that was just developing, Yu Yuan could almost imagine the attention that Ling Ran's paper would bring.

As far as emergency medicine is concerned, cardiopulmonary resuscitation is a big proposition.

"So, you have been ready to write such a paper for a long time?" Yu Yuan felt relieved and said, "Then it is better to publish it as soon as possible."

"Well, I'll revise it again and add some reference materials." Ling Ran didn't look too worried.

Yu Yuan agrees. Most clinical medicine papers are published by the attending doctors themselves because first-hand data are hard to come by, and some do not necessarily appear in the form of numbers or text in medical records.

On the other hand, journals may also have doubts about non-first-hand data. It is not something that someone will trust just by writing something casually.

"Let me check the reference materials for you." Yu Yuan took the initiative to suggest.

The materials used in the paper must be checked from source and labeled one by one. Of course, the most important thing is that the materials in certain directions have to be searched one by one, which is time-consuming.

"Then let's stop here?" Ling Ran's focus was slightly different.

Yu Yuan pulled the paper to the top again, read it carefully, and then said: "I think there is enough content. I have written everything I can write..."

"It's impossible to write everything down. Well, let's stop here first." So far, Ling Ran has only done a few cases of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, so he doesn't feel like he has written everything out. However, in a paper, there are only a few cases.

, and it is true that there is no need to write it all in.

After Yu Yuan confirmed Ling Ran's idea, she asked him to send the paper to her email, and then went back to search for information, check reference materials, etc.

This was a tedious job. Yu Yuan worked hard for a whole day and stayed up for several hours before finally completing the reference materials and annotations for the paper and re-sending it to Ling Ran.

The next day, Yu Yuan went to the hospital after her ward rounds, which was considered extra rest.

In fact, Yu Yuan is more looking forward to the article she has revised.

"Doctor Ling..." When Yu Yuan saw Ling Ran, she quickly ran over and stood in front of him.

Ling Ran lowered his head and saw Yu Yuan. Seeing her expression, he smiled and said, "Well done."

A smile suddenly appeared on Yu Yuan's face. Compared to surgery or something, she was obviously more confident and more looking forward to her thesis.

"I have a problem." Ling Ran's words suddenly raised Yu Yuan's heart.

"Did something go wrong?" In Yu Yuan's mind, she tried desperately to recall what she had done. Maybe she did it too late, so Yu Yuan could not recall it.

"There was nothing wrong." Ling Ran shook his head and said, "It's just that you sent one more email."

"Too many emails?" Yu Yuan said, startled, then relaxed and said with a smile: "By the way, I looked at the Hermès perfume bottle. Did I send you the wrong picture?"

"It seems to be an order email." Ling Ran said.

"It's just a fake bottle." Yu Yuan said, "They won't sell the real ones."

Ling Ran nodded and naturally no longer struggled with this issue.

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At the same time, Wei Jiayou also wrote seven or seventy-eight pieces of papers.

His paper is very simple, and the content is as the name suggests - "Observation Report of Ultra-Long Hands-on Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation", which is about writing the situation of ultra-long cardiopulmonary resuscitation that he saw.

Compared with surgeries performed by oneself, or related research, such papers are more suitable for use in various conferences or lectures.

Wei Jiayou is a person who often participates in various international conferences. Writing articles like this is naturally easy for him.

At noon, Wei Jiayou took out his pad again, entered his account name and password, and found that he could not log in.

Wei Jiayou was stunned for a moment, then laughed out loud: What's the use?
Chapter completed!