Sleepless Doctor

In the imperial capital, a large tertiary hospital, Huang Tianci had a day's operation and finally got down. He sat on a chair in the locker room and took a sip of water and took a breath.

He is 39 years old this year, under the tutelage of Academician Zhao Huaide, the second person in the new generation of neurosurgery in China.

This title Huang Tianci felt a bit humiliating, but there was no alternative. After Chu Zhixi returned to China for a demonstration operation on meningiomas in the petroclinic area, Huang Tianci could only sit in this position at most.

In fact, Huang Tianci didn't regard Chu Zhixi as an opponent, his eyes always stayed on the man behind Chu Zhixi.

He is younger and higher than himself, and he doesn't even have to do it himself. Using the model of a big brother and a little sister to bring Chu Zhixi to sweep the young generation of domestic neurosurgery circles.

It's a scary existence that makes your scalp numb when you get up.

Over the years, Huang Tianci has been working hard to catch up with the man who is younger and more talented than himself.

Today, seven glioma surgeries were performed, and Huang Tianci expressed satisfaction with the speed of his surgery.

The application of neuronavigation has brought the surgical resection of glioma to a new level. Neuronavigation can make adequate preparations before the operation and set the surgical approach with the least damage, which is a sharp weapon for the surgeon.

Its appearance enables surgeons to be more precise and detailed in terms of the design of the incision, the identification of functional brain areas during the operation, and the selection of surgical resection methods before the operation.

Moreover, Huang Tianci is not satisfied with only neuronavigation. He applies for 4 reports a year. Even if the hospital leaders disagree, he still insists on making reports and recommends that the hospital undergo intraoperative MRI.

Huang Tianci has seen an intraoperative MRI demonstration operation in the United States. This method can further improve the completeness of the complete resection and reduce the occurrence of complications such as postoperative functional defects.

He was inherently paranoid, and he even got obsessive in the process of chasing that man, which can be said to be paranoid.

After continuous application and continuous reporting, this year finally spent a huge amount of money into the intraoperative MRI system, which can complete the neurosurgery more accurately.

All of this is necessary. Huang Tianci wants to build the hospital into a hospital with the best glioma surgeries and the best postoperative recovery in the country!

All the pressure comes from the heart, from the petite and soft figure and the man behind her.

But his goal is very long-term, and he has never forgotten the blow he received. With the recent equipment update, with the addition of neuronavigation and intraoperative NMR, Huang Tianci believes that he has the strength to challenge.

Krypton gold is still cool, krypton gold is cool for a while, and krypton gold is always cool. To put it bluntly, the medical industry is the industry of krypton gold. With a few BUFFs on top of his head, Huang Tianci is refreshed and refreshed.

Sitting in the locker room, Huang Tianci opened a bottle of water, poured half a bottle into it, and then picked up the phone to read it casually.

Taking a breath, 7-8 glioma surgeries a day have reached his limit, both mentally and physically.

This is the case with new equipment bonuses. It would be nice to be able to make 2-3 units the day before. Technological advancements and equipment updates have made the impossible possible.

But a break is always reported.

Get off work, go home, don’t get tired of your eyes and cause a car accident.

Although accidents on the way to and from get off work are in principle a work-related injury, the hospital will certainly not admit it, and the crime is not.

Huang Tianci took the mobile phone in his left hand and eliminated every little red dot in WeChat chat. He has mild obsessive-compulsive disorder, as long as there is a small red dot, he is uncomfortable. He didn't even look at the news about Shui Qun, he still had to turn it on and then turn it off.

After all, he is the chief surgeon of neurosurgery. Needless to say, the accuracy and swiftness of the operation needless to say. In the blink of an eye, more than a dozen group chats were opened and then closed by Huang Tianci.

But after finishing the order, Huang Tianci didn't wait to turn off the phone, and a group of small red dots appeared again.

Huang Tianci looked at the screen blankly, feeling a little strange. Generally speaking, few people in the professional group speak, what's going on here today?

A few seconds later, he clicked on a group called "Huashan Lunjian" and carefully looked at the chat history.

[Dr. Dorit Kliemann of California Institute of Technology described the situation after hemisphereectomy in the paper. He probably meant that the brain did not lose function, but maintained its ‘high’ performance. 】

[There are still few studies on the brain. Marlene Behrmann, a cognitive expert at Carnegie Mellon University, was invited to participate in a seminar on cerebral hemisphereectomy. He believes that-it’s like you need all the different members of the band to play together in order to play synchronously. , Coherent music.

And now it's like the part of the brain that was originally responsible for playing the trumpet, communicating with other members of the band, and assuming the extra responsibility of playing percussion instruments. The brain networks of these people seem to be multi-tasking, rather than single-threaded as we previously understood. 】

A series of technical terms filled the chat box, and Huang Tianci watched it for three full minutes before finishing it.

Are you talking about hemisphereectomy? What is there to discuss about this kind of surgery? The difficulty is higher than the sky. From the completion of the first operation in 1928 to the present, it has been nearly a century~www.readwn.com~How many similar operations have been performed in the world?

Is there a thousand cases?

Enough, Huang Tianci does not know the specific figures, but he knows that hemisphereectomy is extremely risky, even in Europe and the United States, few doctors are involved in this area of ​​research.

No one in Europe and the United States does it. Which domestic star is ready to dive into research?

Huang Tianci smiled, he didn't care. In his mind, he had foreseen the tragic appearance of the doctor Leng Touqing being told by the patient's family to be completely broken.

With such a high-risk operation, the domestic medical environment is simply not suitable.

Even for glioma surgery that has already formed a surgical procedure, Huang Tianci was cautious at first, walking on thin ice.

It was so stupid and bold, Huang Tianci smiled and was about to turn off the phone.

Before he shut down, someone in the "Huashan Lunjian" chat group was talking again. Huang Tianci was very familiar with the speaker, and he was a great neurosurgery in Magic City.

[Surgery is very difficult, but the recovery from the operation seems not as pessimistic as we thought. 】

[According to a 2013 study, through a retrospective study of the historical data of 186 children who underwent hemispheric resection between 1997 and 2009 and analysis of the long-term functional outcomes of these children, it was found that 83% of patients were able to walk independently after surgery. 70% of patients have satisfactory oral English skills, and about 20% of patients have found a paid job as an adult. 】

He has a hemisphereectomy? This is a restricted area technique outside the gods.

Huang Tianci stunned for a moment, subconsciously sliding his fingers, and began to look for the previous chat records.

Soon, Huang Tianci discovered that it was the news that the enemy of his life was about to enter the forbidden zone of neurosurgery.

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