When the pictures crossed back and forth, everyone suddenly realized another important thing: they didn't touch their arms!
There was no fight when operating several huge robotic arms on such a small incision.
Swish, swish, those top journal editors were immersed in their homework, taking notes, raising their cameras, and asking the organizer's permission to take pictures of the surgery scenes on the screen.
Hans whispered to Representative Gong and his assistant. Seeing this, they finally realized an important point: maybe the doctors in this country are very capable.
The K robot has been used so well in two weeks. If their robot W is used, it should be even better. In this regard, the people of Company B are very confident. After all, their company's robots are leading the world.
The most advanced.
Hans said, I have long heard that the surgeons in this country have improved their skills in surgical cases. Now it seems to be true, even female surgeons are so proficient in it.
So Shao Yuelan, who was sitting in the back, frequently received small glances from Agent Gong, saying to her: You can do it, you can do it.
Your descendants are no matter how much younger than you are, so how can you not be able to do it?
Shao Yuelan's face turned red and blue: What has happened? Why is it that she is so powerful that it is inferred that Shao Yuelan must be powerful if she follows her?
Fortunately, among the people sitting at the scene, there seemed to be one or two other foreigners whose expressions were extremely unnatural and a little weird like hers.
Shao Yuelan could intuitively feel that these two people might have the same problem as her.
Then someone added information: She had submitted a paper manuscript to our journal.
These two people? Shao Yuelan recalled that they had been introduced by others. They were Wilson, the editor-in-chief of the Journal of the M Medical Association, and Su Lima, the reviewer.
Then these editors came up with a result that surprised them from the information exchanged with each other.
Why didn't they know when this little junior sister collaborated with her teacher Tan on scientific research? Didn't they say they declined before?
"You first need to know what her experimental subject is." Shi Xu wanted to criticize them for not understanding it before he yelled.
"I remember hearing that she went to the Cardiovascular Research Institute to engage in basic heart research." Gao Zhaocheng said that the information he knew should be correct.
“She works with many laboratories.”
She submitted too many manuscripts!?
It seems that someone can file a complaint on the spot.
Of course, these editors will soon find out after checking the content and information of the manuscripts they received: there is no such thing as multiple submissions for one manuscript.
She seems to be cooperating with many laboratories.
When she was wondering what was going on between these two people and whether they encountered the same problem as her, other journal editors seemed to think of something and had something to say. "DOCTOR XIE."
A group of people sitting in the back row were surprised because they heard these gringos mention that Dr. Xie not only cooperated with the cardiovascular research group.
The expressions of Wilson and Sulima became solemn, especially Sulima, whose eyes were as thick as smoke.
"Is that so?" Gao Zhaocheng quickly turned to question Tan Kelin.
It was as if an editor remembered that the name of this young surgeon Xie was something he had seen before.
"What basic research?"
"Myocardial fibrosis."
"Fibrosis is not limited to the myocardium."
For example, ulcerative colitis is a progressive intestinal fibrosis disease, and the probability of ulcerative colitis becoming cancer is ten to twenty times higher than that of the average person.
