The patient was sent to the iCu by Dong Jia from Hepatobiliary Surgery.

Professor Yang now recalls the operation and is still a little reluctant to believe it is true.

Partial spleen resection is a very difficult and difficult procedure for the current medical conditions and technological level. Not to mention that the surgery completed is a giant spleen caused by Gaucher's disease.

But in Boss Zheng's hands, why is it so simple?

Professor Yang had a feeling that even if there was no last wrapping of the spleen reticulum, the operation was successful and established!

"Boss Zheng, do you have time to have dinner together?" Yang Rui approached Zheng Ren with a slightly confused expression on his face and asked.

"It's evening, I have something to do." Zheng Ren smiled apologetically and said.

"Oh, then it's going to be better another day." Professor Yang felt lost.

But it doesn't matter. I have a good relationship with Boss Zheng, and there are many opportunities in the future. Not to mention anything else, if the Giosha disease giant spleen surgery will be broadcast live, many patients will come to seek medical treatment soon. Professor Yang has foreseen this.

They went to change clothes together and smoked a cigarette. Professor Yang and Zheng Ren waved goodbye and returned to the ward.

"Boss Zheng, why don't you get in touch?" Director Kong asked when he saw Professor Yang leave.

Su Yun had already wanted to ask behind Zheng Ren.

"There is a consultation case at Mayo Clinic. I want to go back and study it." Zheng Ren said calmly: "The case is very interesting. On the 64-row CT tablet, I saw signs of incomplete endometrium of the renal artery stenosis segment. Considering that the stent was removed on that side, the stent was removed for some reason."

"Mayo Clinic?" Director Kong was in a daze after hearing this name.

"I am a patient from India who had an experimental surgery and suffered severe bilateral renal artery stenosis after rdn surgery," Zheng Ren explained.

Director Kong smiled bitterly.

Under his nose, Zheng Ren actually caused huge waves while using live surgery to broadcast the surgery, but was quietly recognized by Mayo Clinic.

If one day, Mayo Clinic extends an olive branch, can he still stay in the 912 Hospital?

If it were me, I would definitely not.

It is really difficult to keep Boss Zheng, Director Kong suddenly thought of it.

"Boss, you said you didn't want it. You are very honest in your body, but you still look the same. I'm very relieved." Su Yun said.

"Is the consultation fee of $100,000? I think it's okay." Zheng Ren said: "This kind of experimental surgery costs a lot. I'm really not much when I see me for treatment."

"..." Director Kong felt a little dizzy.

"The key is that I don't want to get involved too much." Zheng Ren said his thoughts as he walked: "There is research on hypertension. It's too complicated and involves knowledge about internal medicine. Now there is no time to systematically study and solve it."

Su Yun's face changed. Before he could speak, he heard Zheng Ren continue to speak.

"The key is that even if I want to solve it, I can't solve it."

Su Yun's face relaxed a lot.

If Zheng Ren said that it could solve the problem of hypertension, it would be so terrifying!

The more familiar the disease is, the more popular it is, the harder it will be to solve it. There are many types of hypertension, and renal hypertension is only one of the many directions of current Western medical research.

Depending on the situation, Medtronic has invested a lot in this, but has made no progress.

If it could be done...even Su Yun's heart would jump suddenly. If...assuming...if... this is a true Nobel Prize project, it is still the kind of undisputed.

Director Kong shook his head and smiled and said, "Go and do your job. You should pay more attention to interpersonal communication in the hospital. I guess Xiao Yang is planning to invite a few familiar young professors to have dinner together today. This is a good opportunity, don't miss it in the future..."

Speaking of this, Director Kong stopped.

Missed it? It seems that Professor Yang missed Zheng Ren. With Zheng Ren's level, it seems that he doesn't have to go to the rush to curry favor with the professors in the leadership group like a young doctor.

In fact, Professor Yang needs to spend a lot of effort to maintain a good relationship with Zheng Ren.

He was still too young, and people couldn't help but want to ignore it. He immediately thought of Zhu Liangchen, that Zhu Laowu, probably going to fall into a big deal in this matter.

But I have made it clear what I should say. I can't go to the Imperial Capital Liver and Gallbladder Hospital and point at Zhu Laowu's nose and curse.

When we were in school, everyone was still young and it was nothing to do like this. But now... let it go.

Back at the interventional department, Director Kong went straight back to his office, while Zheng Ren began to think about the emails sent by Mayo Clinic.

Su Yun has already responded to that side, but has not received any feedback yet.

Su Yun became interested in Zheng Ren's research this time and began to discuss related cases and solutions with Zheng Ren, guessing why the renal artery stent surgery failed and what was the reason for the failure.

Strictly speaking, this matter is real scientific research. It is boring and boring. The most important thing is that you cannot see any direction you can break through.

But Zheng Ren always brought the research topic back to a simple case, and did not allow Su Yun to diverge his thinking, but to the research on hypertension.

One hour...

Two hours...

At around 3:00 pm, Zheng Ren's cell phone rang.

"Boss Zheng, there is a patient referred from another place in the emergency department. Mr. Cui asked you to take a look." Zhou Litao said after answering the phone.

"What patient?"

"Diaphragmatic hernia, patients with liver hernia after two surgical repairs."

"..." Zheng Ren was slightly stunned.

Liver hernia is rare. Generally, internal hernia are hollow organs such as the gastrointestinal tract.

For example, the liver is relatively large and the ligaments are firm and firm, and it is difficult to form a hernia in the chest cavity through the diaphragm.

"Boss, what's the matter?" Su Yun asked when he saw Zheng Ren hung up the phone and was about to turn off the computer.

"There is a patient with liver hernia on Mr. Cui. Go and take a look." Zheng Ren said.

"Distance consultation, you don't do a job worth $100,000 if you give me any advice. If you want to encounter such a troublesome thing, are you mentally wrong?"

"Hepatic hernia, aren't you interested?" Zheng Ren did not answer Su Yun's words, but asked back.

Su Yun smiled, closed the notebook, handed it to Chang Yue, and walked out of the office with Zheng Ren and headed straight to the emergency department.

"Boss, in the emergency room, I feel that Mr. Cui just wants to use patients to trap you one by one." Su Yun nagged while walking.

"Well, I know." Zheng Ren nodded.

This is just a small trick, and anyone can think of it. However, Mr. Cui didn't look for Zheng Ren for a while. Once he took action, the word "hepatic hernia" alone would make Zheng Ren's index finger move.

Not only Zheng Ren, but even Su Yun couldn't help but feel curious this time.
Chapter completed!