After Ling Ran took a shower and changed his clothes, he slowly walked to the research center. The time was just right.
Lu Wenbin, who also received the news, was extremely excited. He came wearing a T-shirt and rubbed his hands while waiting at the door. He smiled at Ling Ran and said, "Doctor Ling, I heard that you can be the chief surgeon now?"
"Xue Haochu said so," Ling Ran gave an affirmative answer.
Lu Wenbin slapped his thigh and said with a smile, "That's great. We're finally going to have a good time after all this suffering."
Ling Ran glanced at Lu Wenbin. "When did we suffer?"
"It's a long journey from Yun Hua to Shanghai. In the middle of it, I even had to deal with some unknown doctors who made things difficult for me. The hotel doesn't even have a stove to boil water, and I haven't cooked the stew at home for a few days. I heard that the people at Yun Hua Hospital have finished all the edamame I cooked … "
Ling Ran chuckled and continued to walk in.
Lu Wenbin quickly said, "Doctor Ling, I came out in a hurry. Can you help me get a coat?"
"Hmm?"
"A large white coat? Can you help me borrow one from the nurses' station?"
"Why didn't you borrow one?"
"I did, but they refused. They said that they didn't have a suitable size for me. They said that they don't have a suitable white coat right now, and they asked me to get one from the department …"
Ling Ran waved his hand. He could not be bothered to listen to Lu Wenbin's complaints. He looked around as he walked. When he passed by an office, he asked, "Hello, do you have any remaining white coats?"
The departments in the hospital, or rather, any unit, had an endless supply of extra white coats.
Some departments placed them in the corridor for people to use. Some departments were more meticulous and would put the white coats in. But in general, the difficulty of obtaining a white coat in the hospital was lower than using a pen.
The doctors who heard Ling Ran's voice turned around and immediately recognized Ling Ran.
"Then … yes!" A female doctor rushed to say, "You must be Doctor Ling, a surgeon from Yun Hua Hospital."
"That's me." Ling Ran smiled and said, "My colleague didn't bring a white coat. I want to borrow one from him."
"I'll return it when I'm done," Lu Wenbin quickly said.
The female doctor pursed her lips and said, "You don't have to return it."
As she spoke, the female doctor found a large white coat and handed it to Lu Wenbin. "Take this."
Lu Wenbin was deeply grateful.
The female doctor did not pay much attention to him. She whipped out her phone and said, "Doctor Ling, let's add each other on WeChat. My name is Li Shan, and I'm doing rehabilitation therapy. We might have the opportunity to work together in the future. "
Ling Ran then took out his phone and added Li Shan and the other doctors on WeChat.
Lu Wenbin was a little pleased with himself. He put on his white coat and followed behind Ling Ran. He paced around like a big goose that had eaten its fill.
In the consultation room.
Zhu Tongyi was like a hungry goose, circling around the room.
He had too many social activities. If he didn't filter them, he wouldn't have any free time every day. Even if they tried their best to filter out the participants, there were still some activities that they had to participate in.
However, Zhu Tongyi knew what his foundation was.
He only had the possibility of being selected as an academician of the Academy of Engineering because he had been an orthopedic surgeon for 40 years. The latter was an honor, not a position … Even though many people regarded being an academician as a position, Zhu Tongyi felt more pressure on his career.
His target of comparison was no longer a newcomer in the same batch, a colleague in the same hospital, or even a colleague in the same industry. He needed to make achievements that would be recognized by society.
For example, curing Liu Weichen so that he could return to the track.
Liu Weichen was the champion of the 100m sprint at the National Games, the 200m sprint at the National Games, and also the champion of the World Indoor Games. His performance in the Asian Games and the Olympic Games was also good. Of course, he did not win the championship in the Asian Games and the Olympic Games.
Even so, Liu Weichen was still one of the best in the field of track and field in the country. Coupled with his good appearance and good luck, Liu Weichen's reputation kept rising. Now, he was one of the more prominent members of the sports industry.
Originally, sports stars of his level would mostly go abroad for treatment if they wanted to treat sports injuries.
In terms of cutting-edge medical treatment, especially sports medicine, the experience and standards of foreign countries were higher than those in the country.
However, Liu Weichen had been treated in Zhu Tongyi's research center many times before, so he had a strong sense of identity with Academician Zhu Tongyi and his research center.
To some extent, Liu Weichen treated Zhu Tongyi as a general practitioner.
Whenever he felt any discomfort, he would go to the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center. Zhu Tongyi or other doctors would help Liu Weichen arrange a simple initial diagnosis, then guide him to a suitable place for treatment, or directly arrange for a doctor to come and see him.
The Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center was an independent department that was equivalent to the VIP clinic. The fees were quite expensive, but they had a lot of freedom, and it was a strong guarantee for Liu Weichen to compete in the field for many years.
This time, Zhu Tongyi also contacted the sports medicine research center abroad, but the position of Liu Weichen's injury was not good, so they could not get a satisfactory surgical plan.
In fact, there were only a few options for Achilles tendon rupture. They could either make an end-to-end suture, strengthen the suture, replant the Achilles tendon, or use a conservative cast and wait for it to heal.
As an athlete, they definitely could not use a conservative plan. Even if a normal person wore a self-healing cast, there was a high chance that it would rupture again, let alone an athlete.
The result of the continuous refinement of the surgical plan would only increase the difficulty and risk, and then …
Even the medical centers abroad were not very willing to undertake such a surgery.
Zhu Tongyi was not the only one who had to weigh the pros and cons of simplifying the surgery to reduce the difficulty, or bearing the risk and relying on luck. Liu Weichen was also constantly weighing the pros and cons.
Of course, the best solution was to find an extremely skilled doctor. Then, under the condition that the medical treatment plan could be guaranteed, they would try their best to reduce the cost of the treatment plan. However, Zhu Tongyi wanted an "extremely skilled" doctor, and that doctor had to be really skilled.
"Doctor Ling Ran is only in his twenties. Can he really do it?" Liu Weichen sat in his wheelchair and looked at Academician Zhu Tongyi. His foot injury could not be delayed any longer, but the doctor and the surgical plan could not be confirmed. Liu Weichen was also quite anxious, and he even consulted foreign medical institutions.
However, foreign medical institutions could only guarantee that they could provide better doctors, but the treatment plan that Liu Weichen hoped for would not be approved.
Zhu Tongyi took another two steps and stopped. He sighed and said, "Weichen, we have already encountered the surgical plan a few times, and you know it. Now, we are looking for a skilled surgeon, right? "
"Yes." Liu Weichen nodded.
"We are looking for a skilled surgeon. This is not something that can be trained in medical schools. It is only possible if the surgeon is very, very talented." Zhu Tongyi paused for a moment and said with a smile, "It's just like you people who practice sports. In the end, isn't it all about talent?"
Liu Weichen forced a smile and said, "I belong to the category of people who are not talented enough."
"You are already good enough among the people in China. Next, it will depend on the strength of our support unit." Zhu Tongyi comforted him, turned around, and said, "Experience is also very important. I first set my sights on surgeons in their thirties. I even thought about whether I can invite some famous chief surgeons from the Neurosurgery Department or the Cardiothoracic Department to try our hand at hand surgery. I did not expect to see such skills from a young man in his twenties."
Zhu Tongyi clicked his tongue a few times and was very impressed.
He was not like many doctors who only saw Ling Ran's speed, his steady hands, or just his skillful operation.
This was not what Zhu Tongyi saw. Just knowing how to read MRI scans alone could add a lot of points to Ling Ran. Not to mention the confidence and skillfulness he showed when he performed the finger replantation surgery that day.
Finally, the patient's fast recovery was a super shining point. Humans would have all kinds of ideas and different understandings when it came to controlling the flow of surgery. But in the end, everything would be reflected in the patient's recovery.
This was the clearest example in sports medicine. For the same surgery, a normal person might be able to walk like a normal person after recovering for six months. But how many professional athletes could bear the loss of a season's worth of recovery?
Most importantly, the recovery requirements of professional athletes were completely different from those of ordinary people.
Zhu Tongyi remembered the video Xue Haochu gave him. He coughed a few times and said, "Weichen, let's watch his surgery together. Is it okay? Let's watch his actual operation. Before that, we will not make a decision for the time being. But we must be polite to him, okay? "
Liu Weichen quickly nodded. "Of course."
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