"When I was doing dilated cardiomyopathy, I often used MRI scans. But after Department Director Huang retired, I didn't see it as often." Cao Gaofeng, the doctor who just said that Ling Ran was an imaging master, was the backbone of the team, which meant that he was a genius. His expectations were realized, but he did not surpass the middle-aged and young doctors, and his focus was increasingly on clinical work.
Kong Wenshan came over and interrupted, "Didn't Department Director Huang get rehired for a few years?"
"He got rehired, and he works from nine to five. I don't deserve it." Cao Gaofeng smiled and said, "Besides, we can't always wait to get it. We can't understand MRI scans, and we can't count on the Medical Imaging Department, so we can only use ultrasound. To be honest, ultrasound is also quite useful, and it doesn't affect us usually. For me, I just miss Department Director Huang a little when I'm interning for dilated cardiomyopathy. "
"Old Huang's skills are great, but it's also a problem that he doesn't have a successor." Academician Di nodded, took out a notebook, made some notes, and said, "I'll see if I can get an imaging master to come over later."
Cao Gaofeng smiled and said, "If Doctor Ling comes over, we'll have everything."
Everyone was smart. Of course, they knew the purpose of this family dinner.
Academician Di shook his head and said, "Ling Ran can do great things if he comes over. Whether it's to host a project or perform clinical work, time is very precious. How can he have time to read scans for you?"
The doctors at the dining table looked at Ling Ran.
This was equivalent to Academician Di making a wish. For the doctors in the hospital, as long as there were projects and clinical work, they really had everything. If they lacked something, they could just ask a pharmaceutical sales representative to make up for it. It was not an exaggeration to say that their lives were perfect.
If the treatment of the doctors in Beijing was generally not as good as that of the doctors in local hospitals, then from the day the project started, the advantages and disadvantages were reversed.
Cao Gaofeng shook his head helplessly. "Alright, I'm thinking too much. I really envy people like Doctor Ling. He can understand MRI scans, and he's not afraid of being controlled by others. "
"You can learn by yourself."
"Why don't you learn!"
Ling Ran and Academician Di said almost at the same time. The content was almost the same, but the tone was slightly different.
Cao Gaofeng was almost autistic because of the double attack. He thought, 'If I have time to learn, if I can understand it, if I learn it better than the pigs in the Medical Imaging Department … would I dare to think such a good thing?'
"Ling Ran, do you think that MRI scans are more advantageous than ultrasonography scans?" Academician Di took charge of the situation again. He raised a question and said, "The current mainstream in the industry is still using ultrasound."
"There's no problem with ultrasound. The status of intraoperative ultrasound is irreplaceable. " Ling Ran first explained before he said, "But in terms of preoperative preparations, the effect of MRI scans is also very good. I especially like the fact that it can shorten the surgery time. Both of them can be used together. I don't think there's a need to substitute them. They can provide information from different angles … "
All the doctors smiled bitterly when they heard that.
Cao Gaofeng could not help but say, "MRI scans have become a sport for the nobles. Those who don't have the skills and connections in the hospital can't even get an MRI scan."
"The requirements are indeed increasing." Ling Ran nodded slowly.
That was the truth. All the doctors, including Ling Ran, knew about the current situation in the hospital. There were only a few doctors who could read MRI scans, and there were even fewer doctors who could read MRI scans that could be used by cardiovascular surgeons and provide more detailed information. These kinds of people were extremely busy every day. There were even fewer who would be willing to spare time to read and explain to you.
As for recruiting more people and poaching more people, it was meaningless.
The number of MRI scans used in the country was already very large. Many hospitals bought MRI machines that cost tens of millions of yuan, and they bought three to five of them. In addition to the machines that they already had, tertiary Grade A hospitals in first-tier cities had an average of ten MRI machines. This was not to say that it was too much or too expensive. Outpatients who wanted to get an MRI scan often had to queue up for a week or even a month later. This was why many patients would fly back to their hometown to get an MRI scan before coming over.
It could be said that there were many things that had changed. For example, many patients were worried that doctors would randomly perform examinations to earn money. The bigger the hospital, the less likely it was to do so. This was because the Medical Laboratory and Medical Imaging Departments of the hospital had long since been overloaded. If the medical departments performed examinations recklessly, they would be scolded so badly that even their mothers would not be able to recognize them.
Of course, many patients also said that the bigger the hospital they went to, the more checkups they had to do. Such a result might be caused by the following variables: doctors in big hospitals considered the problem more comprehensively, and the patients who went to big hospitals were sicker!
Correspondingly, doctors' diagnostic strategies were also changing. For example, they performed fewer MRI scans and CT scans to save time.
In this regard, the structure of medical treatment around the world was surprisingly similar. However, doctors in European and American hospitals were mainly worried that an MRI scan that cost thousands of USD each was too expensive. They were worried that their patients' medical insurance would overspend and they would not be able to collect the money.
"Oh, intraoperative aortic surface ultrasound is used here." His junior brother raised his red wine glass and shook it gently.
The scene on the television changed, and it was Ling Ran performing intraoperative aortic surface ultrasound.
Wei Jiayou perked up again.
He had seen many scenes of Ling Ran's daily surgeries, and he had also seen Ling Ran performing intraoperative aortic surface ultrasound.
To a certain extent, Wei Jiayou admitted that Ling Ran's surgery was performed well enough.
However, Ling Ran's surgical skills were evaluated based on clinical conditions, and today's topic of discussion was more academic.
This gave Wei Jiayou a chance to talk, and it was also the source of his confidence.
Clinical operations were subject to various restrictions. Within a limited time, it was impossible for the surgical instruments to be in perfect condition, the cooperation between colleagues, the physiological state of the patient, and even the mental state of the patient could affect the direction of the surgery.
As for the academic requirements, although they were not unsatisfactory, the various statistics of various data and the processing of some data could easily eliminate those "errors". It was necessary to have higher requirements.
In some academic conferences, the participants often used multiple surgeries to put together an article. No one would raise any objections.
Of course, Wei Jiayou was now ready to raise an objection.
He only fired once before he lost his temper, but now he had regrouped and was ready to go.
The others also stared at Ling Ran's movements on the screen.
"It seems that Doctor Ling also performs intraoperative ultrasound often. It's very standard."
"When I went to the United States a few years ago, the big hospitals in the United States had just started to promote intraoperative ultrasound. I didn't expect Yun Hua Hospital to catch up with new technology so quickly."
"Oh, this side is very beautiful …"
The comments from the crowd were like embroidery needles that pierced Wei Jiayou's nerves.
Wei Jiayou forcibly blocked out the voices of the crowd. His eyes were fixed on the screen, and his brain was desperately filtering the information.
"There's nothing wrong …"
"There's nothing wrong!"
"There's nothing wrong … Is Ling Ran crazy? His movements are so standard. Isn't he tired?"
Tian Qi held a glass of red wine and waited for a while. When she saw that the academic atmosphere on the dining table had disappeared, she said with concern, "Doctor Wei, your face is a little red. Don't get drunk."
She had long noticed that Wei Jiayou was the one who was most jealous of Ling Ran among the people present.
Wei Jiayou was already dizzy from watching the television. When Tian Qi called out to him, he immediately blushed. "I didn't drink."
"So, you're blushing because you're watching surgeries?" Tian Qi laughed. "It's very interesting to be a doctor. Is surgery really that interesting?"
She was asking this question sincerely, but no one answered.
Wei Jiayou could not say that he was blushing, so his face became even redder.
"Miss Tian Qi, let me refill your glass." Kong Wenshan quickly went forward and helped to relieve the embarrassment.
"Thank you." Tian Qi was just making a small jab at Wei Jiayou. She did not intend to give him a heavy blow. She stopped when she was done and raised her glass to show her respect.
The atmosphere at the dining table became warm again. The crowd discussed the application of intraoperative aortic surface ultrasound in the country and abroad in a low voice. Then, they naturally made comparisons.
Tian Qi listened and secretly noted it down. She felt that it was not a bad idea to make this the focus of Yunli Medical Company's development in the future. If the technological content was too high, it might be more suitable to acquire one or two foreign companies.
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