Yuezhou Hospital will conduct two organ transplant teaching operations.

The principal surgeons of liver transplant surgery were Xie Liping and Gao Li from Yuezhou Hospital. The principal surgeons of kidney transplant surgery were Pan Mingming and Lin Zijian from Margrit Hospital.

These four doctors have just returned from Mayo Clinic to further study. This time, they are obviously determined by the two hospitals and the future business and technical backbone.

If the four young doctors who were in charge of the surgery were not famous enough, then they would be very famous as instructors, all of them came from Mayo Clinic and were members of the World Organ Transplant Association.

The instructor for liver transplantation is Dr. Russell Clayder, and the instructor for kidney transplantation is Dr. Christy Booz.

In the medical field, these two doctors at the level of famous surgeons were mainly fooled by Chen Xia this time.

Dr. Joseph Murray, a doctor in Murray, had the first successful kidney transplant in 1954, and Dr. Donald Thomas performed the first bone marrow transplant in 1956.

This emerging revolutionary medical technology was quickly accepted and welcomed by doctors around the world.

The so-called organ transplantation refers to transplanting healthy organs into the patient's body to replace lesional organs that have lost function due to fatal damage, so that the corresponding organ functions of the transplanted patient can return to normal.

This has allowed patients who suffer from serious diseases and are at risk and have ineffective conservative treatment in internal medicine to regain their rebirth, which is of great significance to human development.

But this kind of surgery is very difficult. It is only in 1988. Not to mention in China, even in the Mold Country, this is a high-end operation.

In fact, the organ transplant surgery performed in China was very early. The most famous one was the big fool "Kang Youwei" who deceived the emperors to death in the late Qing Dynasty.

The old man was incompetent in governing the country and was a master of lying. He played Guangxu in applause and bragged too much. In the end, he actually wanted to kill the old woman Cixi, but Guangxu was killed.

Although it was a mess on ZZ, in order to support his reforms, Guangxu gave him a lot of money to support his reforms.

As a result, the money was not used to save the country, but instead fell into his own pocket and became a famous wealthy man.

What should I do if I have money? Of course, it’s about playing with women, Kang Youwei is one of the masters.

On the one hand, he advocated monogamy, but on the other hand, he quietly married six concubines.

The second concubine married Kang Youwei, who was 43 years old at the age of 18, and then married a 17-year-old third concubine, a 16-year-old fourth concubine and a 17-year-old fifth concubine.

What is most shameful is that he forced a 19-year-old boatman daughter at the age of 62.

(Are male readers shameless or envious?)

Women have played too much and are older, so their strength is not allowed.

Kang Youwei became anxious. Later, he heard that foreign doctors could undergo transplant surgery, which made him feel like he was in the middle of the tree, so he started to have a bad idea.

what to do?

He was very smart. When he saw the gorilla thing, he was even more exaggerated than Uncle Hei. He was shocked at first glance, so he went to Germany alone to undergo a "testicle transplant surgery".

For some time after the operation, Kang Youwei did feel that he was reborn and returned to his youthful vitality.

But soon after, his body became uncomfortable and eventually died of bleeding in his seven orifices in Qingdao, Shandong Province the following year.

As pioneers of organ transplantation, we should respect Mr. Kang Youwei's fearless spirit of daring to sacrifice himself for the development of medical cause.

But as Chinese people, we should despise such stupid, mean, and obscene liars.

Wait, it's a long way to go.

Organ transplantation has not been promoted in the 1970s and 1980s, and there are two main reasons:

1. The supply of donor organs is in short supply, and voluntary donation of organs has not yet become a common sense of benefit for society.

After all, there are too few people who voluntarily donate organs.

Especially in China, there is a tradition that the whole body must be kept after death, which has even become a gift from the feudal dynasty.

2. After organ transplantation, the recipient's body's immune rejection of allogeneic organs.

Even if you find a suitable donor and have successfully performed the surgery, most people cannot pass this level of postoperative immune rejection.

If this is not done, the person will die soon, and the operation is still classified as failure.

Even Europe and the United States, which are the most developed medical treatment, lacks related drugs at this time, which has become the biggest obstacle to organ transplant surgery.

But for Chen Xia, a person who was reborn in the hospital, could this be considered a big problem? He has quite a lot of drugs in this area in the space hospital.

For example, cyclosporine, mycophenolic, tacrolimus, pricof, rapammingxinsezpine, sirolimus, etc., several drugs are used in conjunction with adrenal corticosteroids, which has a great effect.

How did Christy Butz and Russell Clayde, two super tycoons in the organ transplant industry, be fooled into China?

It was not Chen Xia who took the initiative to propose that Pumpkin Vine Pharmaceutical Company has developed several immunosuppressants to treat rejection reactions.

Now, pumpkin vine is a well-known evil in the medical community all over the world. The drugs created and invented were one after another, and they have never been overturned, so there is no need to doubt the credit.

Christy Butz and Russell Clayde, such pure technical mates, heard that China had invented related drugs, of course they brought their own dry food. They couldn't wait to arrive in China and wanted to try it out.

So Chen Xia organized the two teaching surgeries for organ transplantation.

I have been developing the internal medicine system before, but now the surgical system has to keep up with it. Hospitals that are more proficient in science cannot become first-class hospitals.

Yuezhou Hospital is going to conduct two-handed teaching operations, and the news that two bigwigs, Mayo, personally participated, and tried the latest immune preparations to treat rejection reactions quickly spread in the Chinese medical circle and the Xiangjiang medical circle.

Later, even relevant experts from many hospitals such as Europe, America and Japan wanted to participate, and volunteered to arrive in Yuezhou without stopping.

This led to more than 200 doctors who signed up for the operation.

Oh my God, these 200 doctors are all experts in the field of surgery in various countries. Basically all members of the International Organ Transplant Association were present.

The rhythm of a national football academic forum has been completely started.

Vice Minister Zou of the Ministry of Health was so excited that he immediately instructed Zhijiang Medical University that Yuezhou Hospital must seize this opportunity and create momentum to let doctors all over the world see the medical level of our China.

How could Chen Xia miss this opportunity? Since everyone is here, he will catch them all in one go.

So he immediately instructed Zheng Haisheng to prepare all drug materials and an international academic conference will be held to officially disclose the catalog of these immunization preparations.
Chapter completed!