The next day, I went to the entrance of the inpatient department of Vietnam Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.

More than 200 reporters were waiting there, and the security had to pull a partition belt to prevent reporters from rushing out.

There are so many reporters, almost as big as national leaders, half of them are foreign and half are reporters from domestic media. No one wants to miss these two strange patients in the Vietnam-China Hospital.

Chen Qi and Editor-in-Chief Gabrielleth were waiting at the entrance of the hospital chatting, and the other accompanying officials were also chatting about the weather in twos and threes.

After a while, an ambulance drove in from the door of the hospital, and someone shouted:

"Coming, coming, American patients are coming."

When the car stopped and the door opened, the flash lights on the scene rang out.

As soon as Jamie and Lulis got out of the car, their eyes were blinded by flashing lights. They were a little reluctant because Americans still pay great attention to personal privacy.

But when I thought about my agreement with the New England Journal of Medicine and Surgery, I could only face the reporters with a forced smile.

Later, when the on-board nurse walked out of the car with the conjoined baby in her arms, the flashlights were all bright, and even Chen Qi on the steps covered his eyes.

I thought to myself that those celebrities are really awesome. They flashed like open explosive bombs on the red carpet. These celebrities actually showed off their POSS without even blinking. Sure enough, no profession is easy.

The reporters were so excited when they saw the conjoined children getting out of the car. If the security guards hadn't blocked them with a human wall, there would have been a stampede at the scene.

Yesterday, the Mexican music tycoon was not willing to expose his daughter to reporters immediately. He only distributed a photo of the mermaid child to reporters and promised to allow reporters to take photos and interview her if the operation was successful.

Therefore, the reporters did not interview the mermaid child herself.

But the persimmons always have to be picked on the soft side. The parents of the conjoined children, Jamie and Lolis, are just ordinary American citizens, so they were persuaded by the "New England Journal of Medicine and Surgery" to make their children public and have to accept interviews.

If parents do not cooperate, this valuable surgical opportunity will be lost.

Between privacy and their son's surgery, Jamie and Lulis would of course choose to give the twins a chance to start a new life, so they agreed to be interviewed throughout the process.

This is actually unfair, because some people enjoy privileges while others can only cooperate with advertisements.

When the nurse placed the conjoined children on the prepared hospital bed and revealed the true appearance of the conjoined children, the scene was almost flooded with guns and cannons.

However, the journal was somewhat humane and at least put a mask on the faces of the two conjoined children to prevent them from being frightened by the flash.

"God, look at these two kids, their bellies are completely connected."

"I read in the briefing that not only the bellies are connected together, but also the internal organs are shared."

"Wow, how to perform this operation? Can an internal organ be divided into two?"

"That's why doctors in the United States are unwilling to take over. Only this miraculous Chen from China has this ability."

The reporters were taking pictures and talking about it, and many TV reporters started filming with the conjoined children in the background.

Doctors from the Vietnam-China Hospital also stood at the windows on the second, third and fourth floors and looked down.

Even doctors have never seen real-life conjoined twins, so they are extraordinarily novel, with each one standing on tiptoes.

The scene was as lively as Gaza, and Chen Qi was also very interested in conjoined children.

Conjoined twins have never been discovered in China because in the past, births were all natural and required going through the birth canal.

And conjoined twins either don't come, or when they do come, two fetuses are born at the same time. One birth canal simply doesn't allow two fetuses to pass through at the same time, so even if there are conjoined twins, one body and three lives will be lost in the delivery process.

The first recorded conjoined twins in China were two brothers, Zeng and Yin, in the early 19th century.

Why their names are so strange is because their father is Chinese and their mother is of mixed Thai-Chinese descent.

Moreover, these conjoined twins were born in Thailand and later went to live in the United States, so strictly speaking, they only have Chinese ancestry and are not considered conjoined people from China.

The first case of conjoined twins in China was not until 2009, when a mother in Hubei successfully gave birth to a pair of ischial conjoined babies through cesarean section, named "Linglong Sisters".

The sisters were lucky because they only had sciatic adhesions and their internal organs and four feet were independent, so they finally underwent separation surgery.

But the operation was a pity. One of them got a complete skeleton and stood up, while the other was paralyzed for life.

In addition, there are rumors that in 1956, Union Hospital performed a conjoined human separation operation, but the operation failed and the patient died. However, there are no relevant papers and documents, so this matter is doubtful.

In 2011, a pair of conjoined twins were born in Sichuan with double heads.

In addition to having two heads, the two sisters share a torso, but have two sets of spinal systems, two tracheas, two esophagus, stomach, kidneys, and only one and a half hearts. The two sisters also share a gallbladder, spleen, pelvis, and bladder.

Planting system.

Unfortunately, these conjoined twins survived only 150 days despite the hospital's full rescue efforts.

Think again about the Iranian twin sisters, the only surviving conjoined twins in the world. They sought medical treatment all over the world, but were rejected. In the end, a Singapore hospital took the risk and prepared for surgical separation, but they still died in the hospital.

It can be seen that the survival rate of conjoined twins is very low and the surgery is very complicated.

What's more, it's still only 1991, and the only person in the world willing to take care of conjoined twins is Chen Qi, an "ordinary doctor."

The hospital only had one minute for reporters to take photos. Once the time was up, the nurse hurriedly walked into the door of the inpatient department holding the conjoined twins, and they were quickly arranged to be admitted.

The reporters immediately surrounded Chen Qi on the steps:

"May I ask, Director Chen, are you confident in performing these two operations?"

Chen Qi likes to deal with the media the most, because the media can help you brag, and as long as the red envelope is in place, you are not afraid of being criticized.

This chapter is not finished yet, please click the next page to continue reading the exciting content! "Of course I have confidence. If I didn't have confidence, I would probably refuse surgery like other doctors, and then continue to be far ahead in the specialty I am good at.

Just keep the persona, don't you think?

At present, we know of no surviving mermaid syndrome patients. The number of conjoined conjoined people who have survived is only in the single digits. If I refused to take action today, these two little patients may be in a life-or-death crisis and it will be difficult to survive.

I am a doctor, and I wear a white coat. When we were studying medicine, we all swore to dedicate our lives to the health of the people. In the words of our Chinese country, if I don’t go to hell, who will? For the sake of my two children,

I can take the risk."

"Okay~~~"

Several Chinese doctors in the crowd shouted, and then everyone clapped and couldn't help but sincerely praise this fearless doctor.

Chen Qi was able to trick him this time.

But there was also an American doctor who was a little unconvinced and shouted:

"Chen, your courage is very commendable, but according to the information I searched, Yuezhong Hospital does not have similar treatment experience. In addition, Yuezhong Hospital has not even performed organ transplant surgery. Why do you think you can

Perform these two extremely difficult surgeries."

Just as Chen Qi was about to leave, he stopped when he heard this question.

"Sir, if you had come to interview me 10 years ago, you would have questioned why you, Chen Qi, brought plastic surgery and burn surgery to the top in the world, and why did you bring digestive endoscopy to the top in the world?

1. Why do you become a double director of the International Medical Association?

But if you look at it now, I am a doctor who was born in China and received medical education in China. I have brought these subjects to the first place in the world. Moreover, our key gastroenterology experiment at the Vietnam Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine has proven to be the best in the world.

The genetics and biobotany laboratory is also a world leader.

The gentleman next to me is Gabriel Leith, the editor-in-chief of the top international medical journal "New England Journal of Medicine and Surgery". He promised me that as long as my operation is successful, they will help us publish a special issue of the Vietnam Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital in one go.

10 papers.

So you don’t have to have too many doubts and guesses. The premise for me to accept these two surgeries is that I have the strength and ability. In the next few days, the most famous surgeons in the world will be watching the live broadcast. What do you think?

Could I be bragging?"

The foreign reporter opened his mouth, but couldn't say anything.

After all, Chen Qi's record is so impressive that he can bring an ordinary local hospital to the level of an internationally renowned hospital. If you say that Chen Qi is just bragging, no one will believe you.

Doctors are not politicians. Doctors have to earn their living based on their true abilities.

The Chinese reporters at the scene applauded enthusiastically again, and even the foreign reporters also followed suit and applauded again.

In their eyes, Chen Qi is no longer a Chinese doctor, but belongs to the world. If you are useless, you belong to your country, if you are useful, you belong to the world. The double standard is very obvious.

Chen Qi's answer indirectly created a wave of soft advertising for Yue Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, and at the same time, it also made him personally famous all over the world.

When Chen Qi came to the ward, the American conjoined twins had already been put into the incubator.

The ward was full of people, and even the Mexican music tycoon next door couldn't help but come over to take a look at the excitement, wanting to see whose family was worse off than his.

Seeing Dean Chen coming over, Editor-in-Chief Gabrielleth helped introduce to the parents of the conjoined twins:

"This is our chief surgeon this time, and he is also the director of this beautiful hospital, Mr. Chen Qi. Dr. Chen is also a director of two major international medical associations, which is very rare in the world. The most important thing is,

Dr. Chen’s success rate so far is 100%, without any mistakes.”

"Oh, God, Dr. Chen, you are simply a legendary saint."

Jamie, the father of the conjoined twins, held Chen Qi's hand tightly, feeling a little excited inside. This achievement was really brilliant.

Chen Qi thought to himself that not only am I a famous doctor, I am also your de facto boss. The money you earn is all working for me.

"Mr. Jamie, don't worry. I will handle the separation surgery for your two children. I will not let you down."

"thanks, thanks!"

As the irrelevant personnel left the scene, doctors from China and the United States began to communicate with patients. The doctor in charge of the conjoined twins was Dr. Oswide from Cliff Clinic.

"Chen, this is the medical record. At present, the vital signs of the twins are stable, and they have independent hearts, lungs and four legs. Their biggest problem now is that they share a stomach and liver. The next operation will be to separate the stomach and liver.

Either way, or should we use organ transplantation?"

Especially the liver. It is very difficult for a 4-month-old baby to divide the liver into two parts. At the same time, there should be no disappointment during the operation.
To be continued...