Yang Ping acquired a lot of knowledge in the system space.
For example, Yang Ping acquired this anatomical knowledge by conducting a large number of human dissections in the system space.
In this case, he can only use this knowledge for the time being and cannot use this knowledge to publish papers.
Because Yang Ping does not have time to arrange such anatomical research, this knowledge cannot be traced back to the source through real-life experiments.
Even in surgery, Yang Ping applies the surgical experience of the system space to reality, and then uses real-life cases to publish papers.
The same is true for scientific research, which must be carried out completely in reality.
Medical achievements must be traceable in reality. To obtain results in these system spaces, it is impossible for Yang Ping to arrange real-life experiments all at the same time, so priority arrangements will be made based on necessity.
For example, experiments on spinal external fixators cannot be used in reality if they are not arranged, so they are arranged first.
However, anatomical research does not prevent one from using it in reality, and experiments in reality are naturally postponed.
This lag will bring a lot of trouble, such as doubts, which is destined.
No one at the venue could answer the questions raised by Yang Ping because they were too advanced.
Even anatomy experts who are engaged in cardiac anatomy research have no clear results in this area for the time being.
Yang Ping knew they couldn't answer, they were just using this question to control the situation. He didn't want to bother with this operation for too long.
Yang Ping uncovered the answers to the questions himself, and then casually used this informal setting to popularize this knowledge and share it with everyone to benefit patients.
In this informal setting, what he said does not need to be experimentally traced. If everyone believes it, apply it cautiously. If everyone does not believe it, just give it up. There is no need to provide legal and ethical experimental data like a formal paper.
Regarding the close relationship between the performance of cardiac electrical activity and the anatomy of cardiac electrical excitation and conduction bundles, this is an advanced level of anatomical research, that is, research on the integration of function and anatomy.
It is equivalent to expanding the content explained by the simple waveform diagram of the electrocardiogram several times.
From the same picture, you could only deduce the content of A, but now you can deduce many contents of ABCD.
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In the doctor's bathroom in the ward.
Brin met with Melvin Mason. Melvin Mason's stomach was fine, while Brin was facing the mirror and arranging his hair with a little water on his hands.
"This Chinese seems to know a lot, and it's not what Dodge said. Fortunately, I ran away quickly, otherwise I would have been disgraced." Brin was still frightened.
If you don't know the right answer, your reputation will plummet, and Cedars-Sinai Medical Center's reputation will plummet.
"Is his question real? Can the anatomical distribution of the sinoatrial node and conduction bundle be inferred from the ECG performance?" Melvin Masson asked. After all, he is a perfusionist and not as professional as Brin.
Brin nodded: "Cedars-Sinai Medical Center is conducting research on the anatomy and function of the heart. They are also trying to enter this level and obtain more information from the electrical activity of the heart. However, the data currently collected is not enough.
To make substantial progress, this guy actually made a breakthrough in this area. This requires massive amounts of data, including specimens, animals, human bodies, and virtual modeling. Oh my god, this work is huge. How do I feel about it?
This guy is not what you call a magician, but a real master. But I don’t understand how he can do what our huge team has not been able to do?"
"I don't think so. You have to know that he has no reputation in the field of heart. How could he suddenly have these results? It's just self-justification and bluff." Melvin Mason is far more stubborn than Brin.
"Anyway, he is Li Zehui's patient. He is in charge of everything. Why should we mess up the situation? Let's do our own thing and be happy." Brin seemed more diplomatic.
Melvin Mason said angrily: "Don't you know? Li Ze will refuse Dodge to participate in the treatment of this patient. What's even more outrageous is that he said that the perfusionist will transfer a team from Cleveland, USA. Now there are rumors in the hospital that the Australian guy's ability
It cannot meet the Chinese surgical requirements."
"Is that so?"
"Yes, he said that anesthesiologists and perfusionists will all be flown in from Cleveland. In this case, we will look like freeloaders in front of these Saudis. With an annual salary of hundreds of thousands of dollars, we are not worthy of the Chinese.
Taiwan? They are in the same group, so, Brin, you have to stand with us."
"No, no, no, I don't stand with anyone now. I am me and you are you. I have an intuition that we can't defeat the Chinese. I feel that this guy's brain is very smart. My university psychology scores
It's always A. I bet this guy can hit a few of us with his head. And let me tell you, Melvin Mason, don't mess with Dodge. He comes from the Northeast of the United States and always thinks he is the real one.
Anyone who doesn't look down on Americans, Li Zehui is not a fool. He is the top heart specialist in Cleveland, and you don't need to worry about his actions."
"Are you planning to retreat?"
"I didn't say that. My throat is uncomfortable. I'm afraid I have to ask for leave. I wish you good luck."
Brin arranged his hair and walked away.
Melvin Mason thought that Brin found an excuse to sneak out and wanted to discuss countermeasures with him, but he didn't expect this guy to draw a clear line with them so quickly.
"Bastard, traitor, weakling, hateful Mexican."
Melvin Mason cursed to himself in the mirror, then he forcibly cheered up and returned to the office.
"That guy Brin escaped from the battlefield, I still support you."
Melvin Mason returned to his seat and whispered in Dodge's ear.
Dodge was silent at this time because he was also thinking. Indeed, he had not considered this. The sinoatrial node and conduction system of the heart had been ectopic. He carefully recalled the scene of the operation. If this was true, it seemed that it could be done.
Explain the problem at that time.
However, this cardiac surgery center has always been the territory of the Americans. Everyone takes turns forming a team to make money and cooperates happily, but let the Chinese dictate when.
Dodge felt angry.
The heart on the screen becomes more and more refined with the help of lines. Yang Ping uses drawings to explain how to cut off the heart from the body, how to open the heart, how to remove the tumor, and how to reconstruct the heart to achieve the best results.
After completing the operation as quickly as possible, the heart is transplanted back to the baby's body.
"He thought the operation was just eating a hamburger, that easy."
Dodger talking to himself.
Case discussions are just for brainstorming and cannot take up too much time.
Professor Li Zehui looked at the time and it was time to end the discussion.
He announced on the spot that the discussion was just for everyone to learn and would not change any existing decisions. Since he was his patient, he had 100% autonomy in making decisions. No one could interfere with him, and the operation went on as planned.
Dodge was very unhappy. It was obvious that ending the discussion so quickly was aimed at him and did not want him to continue talking.
After the discussion, Yang Ping proposed: "I will talk to the father of the child."
Before the operation, he had to have an in-depth conversation.
Just in time, Li Ze would like the child's father to sign the informed consent form for the surgery.
Although the father of this child is mute, he is able to take his child through war zones, across deserts, and across national borders with limited food and water. There must be nothing wrong with his IQ, otherwise he would not be able to do this.
Li Zehui and Yang Ping went to the ward to find the child's father. The mute was just returned by two uniformed men. Li Zehui explained to Yang Ping: "When he was found at the border, he had a gun and several bullets on him. He took the initiative to hand over the gun.
and bullets. The note said that he was going to see a doctor, and the gun and bullets were for self-defense. However, the police were more cautious and still investigated his background. He came from the border, so it is not strange to have a gun on him." p>
"The police sent people to guard for a period of time and confirmed that there was no problem. It has been cancelled." Li Zehui was worried that Yang Ping had other ideas, so he added.
A few minutes later, in an interview room, the conversation began.
The father sat opposite Yang Ping, his eyes still a little dull.
Li Ze would pour him a glass of water, and the translator would sit next to him. In addition to the Arabic translator, a mute translator was also prepared.
"Hello, I am Dr. Yang from China. I have just studied your son's condition carefully. The operation has great hope of success, but the risk is also very high. I wonder if you are willing to take the risk with us. If it succeeds,
He will survive. If he fails, he will stay on the operating table forever. Without surgery, he should not survive for more than three months. His heart is currently very weak."
In fact, Li Zehui has already told the child's father about this.
The translator translated Yang Ping's words, and a glimmer of light flashed across his dull eyes, adding a bit of agility.
The child's father asked for paper and pen, and wrote some words and sentences on the paper.
Obviously, he has a certain culture and can write.
The translator reorganized what he wrote and told Yang Ping: "He said that he knows and asks you to save his child. He cannot live without his son. He is willing to do anything and can exchange his own life for his son's life."<
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After finishing writing, the man covered his face with his hands and rubbed his face repeatedly as if washing his face. Then he began to listen to Li Zehui explain the terms of informed consent for the surgery.
Yang Ping didn't know if he understood it. After Li Zehui finished reading, he didn't ask, not a single word. He picked up the pen and signed his name under the guidance of the translator.
"Do you have any more questions?" Yang Ping asked.
After hearing the translation, the child's father just shook his head.
After that, he never wrote anything on the paper again. He just sat quietly, his eyes scanning Yang Ping's face from time to time, full of gratitude.
