Healing Doctor

Chapter 101 My Home Was Stolen Out of the ordinary

"Teacher, is that Professor Zhou the Zhou Congwen you mentioned?" Ji Xiang asked eagerly after returning.

The system NPC glanced at Ji Xiang. "Is it Zhou Congwen? What does it matter?"

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"The most serious complication of partial nephrectomy is not incomplete removal, nor even postoperative metastasis, but postoperative bleeding," the system NPC said. "The procedure for controlling bleeding is of paramount importance."

Ji Xiang suddenly remembered something and asked, "Teacher, I understand, I'll learn from you in a bit. But... I still have one question."

The system NPC looked at Ji Xiang kindly and said, "Go on."

"I didn't see any manufacturers' people following Professor Zhou in my clinical practice, but when I was experiencing the same thing, I saw Professor Zhou accompanied by a manufacturer's manager. What's going on?"

"Was it because the county town lacked the equipment and supplies that you brought them?"

"No." The system NPC shook its head. "In the past, according to your terms, the surgeons who got to eat big chunks of meat and the hospital directors who were in charge of purchasing were VIP clients of the manufacturers. Many of their requests, even some excessive ones, would be fulfilled."

"It's a normal sales model," Ji Xiang said. "Otherwise, there would be so many nightclubs in economically developed areas. They're all the same, right, teacher?"

The system NPC ignored Ji Xiang's implication and continued, "Later, with centralized procurement, the profit was almost zero, so there were no more factory managers. Zhou Congwen was working with Lan Ke on a research project, so he had a factory manager following him all the way."

Ji Xiang recalled the system NPC's suggestion to figure out how to solve the problem of the patient who refused to undergo laser lithotripsy. He clearly remembered that the system NPC said he had a research project at the time.

Manufacturers provide equipment and consumables, and doctors provide the technology, comprehensively solving the problem of patients not being able to afford surgery.

After that, the technician is also responsible for writing research papers, which the manufacturer then uses for advertising and promotion.

This is a win-win situation, but there aren't many people who can orchestrate such a scheme. Manufacturers are incredibly shrewd, and no one would do something like this if the promotional efforts weren't strong enough.

I didn't know you could play like this.

This time, Ji Xiang's feelings were even more profound.

"Let's go and start learning surgery," the system NPC said.

Ji Xiang allocated all his experience points to the surgical procedure of interventional embolization.

The experience points gained from this type of system task have their own drawbacks—they don't improve the surgical experience of the entire department.

Perhaps this is what happens when the foundation is unstable? Ji Xiang thought.

The system NPC guided him through the partial nephrectomy procedure, teaching him everything from open surgery to laparoscopy, covering all the different techniques.

The demonstration of interventional embolization hemostasis was then introduced.

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Director Liu hung up the phone and sat on the sofa in deep thought.

"What are you thinking about?" Director Liu's wife asked. "Did you make plans to go fishing again tomorrow morning? Why do all you old men like fishing? Director Zhao from the interventional radiology department is the same. You're all like you're sick in the head."

"Hmm?" Director Liu knew her husband too well; her tone was off, as if she was implying something.

His wife didn't say anything more, she just took the vacuum cleaner and vacuumed up the dog hair in the house.

The dog sensed that something was wrong and immediately ran back to its kennel.

"What's wrong?" Director Liu sighed, putting aside the fact that Ji Xiang had broken more than a hundred records.

The house caught fire, and the fire happened inexplicably. Ji Xiang's record-breaking achievement was not that important.

"Xiao Sun's wife from our unit has been going fishing every day at five o'clock lately," Director Liu's wife said in a muffled voice. "You bunch of fishing geezers! She's been wondering about it and asking me what's going on, but how would I know?"

Director Liu laughed heartily, "Something's definitely up! Tell Xiao Sun to catch them in the act."

"What?" Director Liu's wife stopped what she was doing and looked at him sharply.

Although the atmosphere was a bit awkward, once the topic of fishing came up, Director Liu couldn't help but start talking.

"First of all, going fishing at five o'clock is obviously too late. If you calculate it, the travel time is at least half an hour, plus the time to bait the spot and adjust the float. By the time you get there, the fish have stopped biting, and this is during a quiet time."

If there are a lot of anglers, and they go out at 5 a.m., there definitely won't be any fishing spots left.

"So what did he go to do?"

"Imagine it," Director Liu said. "If it's morning exercise, it can be done openly and honestly. I've never heard of a shrew forbidding her husband from going for morning exercise."

When the topic of shrewish women came up, Director Liu's wife's expression changed, but Director Liu was so engrossed in his conversation that he didn't notice.

"If it's a foot massage, they're already closed by late at night. Going at 5 AM would probably mean hitting the lock. They're not open. Do you think it's like a hospital, open 24/7, 365 days a year?"

"You mean... you went to find a lover?" Director Liu's wife asked.

"I suspect so," Director Liu said with a smile. "The other woman's husband is probably a fisherman who goes fishing at two or three in the morning. Who knew that his home would be robbed out of nowhere?"

"!!!"

"That woman's husband might set off with his fishing gear at two or three in the morning, while Xiao Sun's husband leaves at five, which is just the right time. Two hours later, while the bed is still warm, the woman has finished washing up and is ready for her first fishing trip of the morning."

"That's fucking outrageous!"

"Hey." Director Liu chuckled, "Normal, normal, it's so obvious..."

At this point, he suddenly remembered that his lover had just asked him if he was going fishing.

This is fucking ridiculous!

He dug a hole and got himself stuck in it.

"I'm not going fishing," Director Liu explained immediately. "You remember Dean Zhao, right?"

"The topic shift was too abrupt," said Director Liu's wife expressionlessly.

"To be honest," Director Liu said with a forced calm and a chuckle, "When Dean Zhao was young, he participated in a medical skills competition and set a record for knot tying. A record, really, is nothing special. But for over twenty years, no one has broken it."

"What's it to you?"

"One of my resident trainees broke the record more than a hundred times today."

"???"

"I don't know the specifics, but I heard he can tie over 300 knots per minute. Sigh, he's really getting old; he should leave some things to the younger generation."

"Over 300, is that high?"

"Of course, that's amazing!" Director Liu praised. "They were eating when they brought up this matter and wanted to drag me over to explain it to them."

Director Liu's wife's eyes burned with a wary gaze.

"I'm definitely not going. It's so late. Wouldn't it be better to just stay home and sleep peacefully?"

"You're smart enough to know your place."

Director Liu didn't think much of it; he was doing the right thing and wasn't afraid of his wife getting jealous.

His only question was about Ji Xiang; this kid was just too capable!

Breaking a record wouldn't cause much of a stir, but a record has been broken more than a hundred times. What do you take Dean Zhao's previous records for?

Just then, Director Liu's phone rang.

"Feed?"

(End of this chapter)