Healing Doctor

Chapter 587 (Full Marks)

Lin Jiuze!

If I'm not mistaken, this is the legendary Lin Jiuze.

The harmless Lin Jiu gave a very simple self-introduction. He concealed the fact that he would be returning to Massachusetts General Hospital to establish his own medical team after his vacation, and only mentioned that he graduated from Harvard Medical School and was currently working at Massachusetts General Hospital.

But this resume alone was like a bomb, detonating everyone in front of the screen.

People who are not in the medical field are unaware of Massachusetts General Hospital; most people consider it a little-known, obscure hospital.

However, the name Harvard has extremely high recognition in China. Back then, a certain Harvard girl even published a book containing all sorts of mystical content.

This is a master invited by the program team!

"Bullshit." Director Liu looked at Lin Jiuze's face and muttered a curse under his breath.

After learning about the relationship between Lin Jiuze and Qin Chu, Director Liu felt that Lin Jiuze's seemingly harmless face was sinister and he couldn't stand it.

"Dazhi, this isn't right. You can't be overprotective like this." Director Bai smiled slightly. "Ji Xiang will have to meet these young talents sooner or later. The sooner he gets to know them, the more he'll realize his shortcomings and be more careful in the future. If you treat him like a precious gem, he'll get spoiled. Although Xiao Ji doesn't need us to spoil him, your attitude is wrong."

"With Ji Xiang's abilities, he can surpass him in just three years," Director Bai said firmly at the end.

"What are you saying!" Director Liu said unhappily. He said in a deep voice, "Three more years? Now is fine! I don't believe Xiao Ji can't handle this guy."

The program then switched back to the commentary room.

"Teacher Shen, this Dr. Lin is actually a doctor at Massachusetts General Hospital? Is that hospital very prestigious?" the bald host asked with a crooked mouth.

This sentence was just a prelude, used to allow Professor Shen to give a brief introduction and let the audience know just how powerful Lin Jiuze really was.

Simply put, the bald host's unspoken message was—get out of the way, the production team is about to show off!

"Tch!" Director Liu glared at the bald host. "Old Bai, this guy must drink pineapple juice all the time."

"Hahaha." Director Bai laughed when he heard Director Liu say such insidious things, and patted him hard on the shoulder.

In the commentary room, Professor Shen smiled slightly.

Massachusetts General Hospital, founded in 1811, is a comprehensive hospital located in Boston. It is one of the oldest hospitals in the United States and a teaching hospital affiliated with Harvard Medical School.

"So that means Dr. Lin Jiuze continued working at the university's affiliated hospital after graduation?"

"That's one way to put it," Professor Shen said with a smile. "Massachusetts General Hospital consistently ranks among the top five hospitals worldwide."

"Professor Shen, I heard that the character of Dr. House was based on a doctor at Massachusetts General Hospital," a guest said.

"It seems not. The prototype hospital for Dr. House is Princeton University Medical Center," Professor Shen said.

"Professor Shen, doctors at Massachusetts General Hospital probably have nothing to do with our program, right?" another guest hit the nail on the head.

"Hehe." Professor Shen chuckled. "I have a student who is now working at the domestic branch of Massachusetts General Hospital."

"What?!"

"They even have branch hospitals in the country?!"

The guests asked questions one after another.

"Massachusetts General Hospital and Jiahui Medical signed a strategic cooperation agreement in Shanghai, and the two parties have officially started the construction of Shanghai Jiahui International Hospital," Professor Shen said. "However, it is said that the hospital there charges very high fees, and the patients are basically senior executives of American companies in our country."

"It's just a typical private hospital, isn't it?" one guest remarked. "Similar to the United Family Healthcare in Beijing?"

"That's not quite right. Shanghai Jiahui International Hospital launched a PD-1 tumor immunotherapy program in 2018, and now PD-1 tumor immunotherapy has been rolled out across the country," Professor Shen said.

He didn't explain PD-1 tumor immunotherapy in detail because that's a very off-topic topic.

Those who know will understand once you mention it, and will be amazed by it.

If someone doesn't know, no amount of explanation will make them pay attention.

"Professor Shen, doctors who can work at Massachusetts General Hospital must be very capable."

"Yes." Professor Shen looked at the screen seriously and said earnestly, "Putting aside the various certifications, the skill level there is truly high. For example, their hands..."

Professor Shen was just about to give an example when the screen showed the department's morning handover.

The segment featuring Lin Jiu recorded in the emergency department was deleted, and the episode about intestinal obstruction caused by superior mesenteric artery embolism was also omitted from the program due to objections from the patient's family.

It's a real shame, but Director Fan didn't have any good ideas either.

Due to the production team's "mistake," Lin Jiuze's image was always missing during the later editing of the program. With nothing left to cut, they had no choice but to reluctantly delete some other related shots.

Fortunately, the content was rich enough that Director Fan wouldn't be speechless after deleting this section.

On the screen, Lin Jiuze stood casually with the doctors in the department. The camera was slightly shaky, and several times the camera would move, but then be turned back by an external force to face Lin Jiuze.

This was Director Fan's idea: since the cameraman was frequently distracted, they would have the other people not look at Lin Jiuze, but instead think about what they were doing, and have someone else look at the camera every 30 seconds.

Lin Jiu waited for the shift change with an innocent smile on his face.

Suddenly, a hiccup sound came.

A doctor was still swallowing, probably because he had overslept and swallowed his breakfast in one gulp, causing him to belch.

Because of the film crew, the office was very quiet. The doctor tried to hold it in, but the more he tried, the worse the hiccups became.

So much so that Director Liu could almost smell the tea eggs through the screen.

"Dr. Yan," Lin Jiu said with a smile as he walked over, "hold your breath. Look, watch my movements."

As he spoke, Lin Jiu took a deep breath and smiled, gesturing for Dr. Yan to follow his instructions.

"what?"

"This is one way to treat hiccups; you can try it."

The doctor took a deep breath and held it in.

In less than a minute, his hiccups were "miraculously" gone. Dr. Yan took a sip of water, patted his chest, and said, "Dr. Lin, it's really gone!"

"Generally speaking, it will be effective," Lin Jiu said with a smile.

"Is this... the treatment method used at your Massachusetts General Hospital?" Dr. Yan asked.

"I learned this little trick from reading Plato's Symposium."

"Plato...Symposium..." Dr. Yan asked blankly.

Dr. Yan was speechless at Lin Jiu's sudden display of arrogance.

"Eryximachus used this method to treat Aristophanes' hiccups during a break in the drinking party."

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The bald host's lips moved slightly. Although he didn't speak, everyone in front of the screen realized that what he wanted to say was—this show-off deserves full marks.

(End of this chapter)