Today is ten updates.

Dr. Mehal's surgery was finally completed.

In imagination, this is a big plot. I underestimated its difficulty, and I admit that.

As the text complains, it is undoubtedly ridiculous that the Nobel Prize in Biology and Medicine may have to be changed to a Biology Prize and will never be awarded to clinical procedures.

This is a clinician's grievance.

Kidney transplantation and cardiac coronary intervention surgery, such countless living procedures, cannot win medical awards; while light emitting diodes can win physics awards, which is simply full of complaints.

So Boss Zheng was disdainful of the Nobel Prize at the beginning, which was a projection of some kind of resentment in my heart.

Of course, this is not good. I admit my mistake and stand firm and fight.

In this chapter, some book friends said that they are becoming more and more like a top scholar.

There is only this part, after all...see the reason.

Some book friends said that it has become fantasy. In fact, the changes in clinical surgery are particularly fantasy in themselves.

When I first started working, thoracoscopy had just entered China. At that time, we could only use thoracoscopy to do spontaneous pneumothorax, and there were more than a dozen a year.

A domestic professor used thoracoscopy to perform cardia cancer surgery, which lasted nine and a half hours.

My thought at that time was - isn't this a disaster for people?

But, I was slapped in the face.

With the continuous popularity of laparoscopy, laparoscopy has evolved to the point where some people try to use laparoscopy to complete aortic arch replacement surgery.

My God, it's so crazy. But I don't speak, so I won't be slapped in the face again.

Let me give you another small example.

Chest opening surgery, before electrocution surgery was popular, 1,000ml of blood was opened and 1,000ml of blood was opened and 1,000ml of blood was opened. Yes, it was correct, so much blood was produced.

Electric fire, a small thing that spreads the operating table with a barbecue smell, solves this problem.

After each new technology is developed clinically, it will benefit all living beings.

Having said that, if turbulence is solved, many clinical difficulties will be solved.

By the way, I have revised this paragraph. I originally wanted to write about using optical tweezers for stent removal surgery, but the length is limited. If I continue writing it, everyone will be bored. (Note: optical tweezers are the main theoretical and medical applications of the 2018 Physics Award)

Let’s go back to the clinical practice and slowly add future technology to it in the future.

This is definitely not a fantasy, but a fact that is right in front of you.

Just like 3D printing technology, the ordinary people have not yet enjoyed it in their daily life. Orthopedics has already seen 3D printing hip joints. Even autologous stem cells cloning the heart and then 3D printing, the laboratory has reached the clinical trial stage.

I appreciate this crazy attitude.

Impossible optical tweezers? No! Maybe in a few years, optical tweezers will appear and will spread out in more than ten years.

This is not a fantasy, not a fantasy, but a fact. Just like the simple laparoscopic technique now, twenty years have become the most basic surgery.

Well, the explanation should be clearer.

The Nobel Prize is a big plot, and I took out a lot of space to write it. I looked back and saw that this large paragraph was rereading, and it felt fine.

I am still satisfied.

But this chapter says that the pressure is huge, so I won’t wait today. I will go through ten updates directly. After the operation is over, Boss Zheng will return to clinical practice.

By the way, I will pay back the leader’s responsibilities.

After tenth update, I always ask for something.

I am on duty today, so I ask for comfort from the monthly ticket. It is smooth and smooth. Don’t be picked up in the middle of the night. I must write down tomorrow’s updates, otherwise... the golden body will be broken, and it will be terrible.

I'm sorry, sir ~
Chapter completed!