Everyone in the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center was busy making preparations.
Zhu Tongyi had been busy for half a year for the International Orthopedic Research Society, which was held in China.
From confirming the location and time of the conference to confirming the invited personnel and the conference procedures, Zhu Tongyi spent half a month abroad.
He had a good reputation in the orthopedic field in China, and everything went smoothly. However, Zhu Tongyi also had a headache preparing to receive foreign experts who came from afar.
When it was time to harvest, Zhu Tongyi's subordinates did not dare to act recklessly. They all worked obediently, and they even restrained themselves from accepting patients.
The research center needed patients, and they had to have a variety of patients, but they could not have patients who were too simple and boring. This alone was enough to make everyone worried.
As for patients who had boring diseases, they could only go to other hospitals, especially tertiary Grade A hospitals, which had the highest capacity to accommodate patients. There were thirty-six tertiary Grade A hospitals in Shanghai, and more than ten of them were among the top hundred hospitals in China. If they did not have patients from all over the country, they would not be able to continue operating. The Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Center itself had a treatment platform built by Zhu Tongyi, and it was relatively easy to transport patients.
Of course, selecting patients was more troublesome than directly treating them, especially since the country did not have a reservation system for consultation.
Xue Haochu and the others were basically immersed in endless work.
Among them, the resident doctors were the most tired. Some of them had lost weight from 205 pounds to 196 pounds, and they looked pitiful.
However, it was easier for them to wear clothes when they became thinner.
The fat doctor who weighed 196 pounds wore his old clothes and looked in the mirror. He was satisfied no matter how he looked. He first took a picture of himself before he drove his newly bought second-hand Lincoln to the airport slowly.
His task today was to welcome the doctors from Yun Hua Hospital.
To be precise, it was Ling Ran, Yu Yuan, and Wang Haiyang.
The resident doctor who weighed 196 pounds held his steering wheel tightly. It was the first time he was happy to have a private car for public use.
In a unit like a hospital, public cars did not exist, but private cars were very useful, such as welcoming a department director who came for freelance surgery, a professor who came for a meeting, or a student who came to be hospitalized …
Using a private car was not as convenient as using a public car.
The Lincoln of the resident doctor who weighed 196 pounds was often used by people because his car was elegant and easy to bully, and several leaders who were in charge of administration remembered it.
There were a few times when he wanted to sell Lincoln.
However, he still couldn't bear to part with it.
Although the Lincoln was a six-year-old second-hand car, after some refurbishment, it was still in its prime.
Now, it was time for it to show its value.
He downshifted to overtake the other car and sped up. The Lincoln was as fierce as a race car …
The resident doctor, who weighed one hundred and sixty-six pounds, was ready to show his advantage in all aspects to his mortal enemy, Ling Ran.
Although it was not the time for him to defeat his lifelong enemy, it was a milestone for him to be able to make his lifelong enemy express his surprise. The chubby doctor tightened his clothes and exerted force with his feet. His beloved car screamed as he stepped on it. He sat in the driver's seat and roared like a lone wolf.
At the airport.
After getting off the plane, Wang Haiyang walked for a while before his brows loosened. He sighed, "I'm old. In the past, when I took a plane, all I could think about was the lunch box. I didn't even know that my legs were swollen."
Ling Ran let go of his arm a little and said, "We can take the high-speed rail next time."
"Fortunately, there's a high-speed rail now. Otherwise, I wouldn't even be able to operate as a freelance surgeon." Wang Haiyang shook his head as he spoke. He habitually instructed Yu Yuan, "Go and get your luggage. Come and find us at the entrance."
As Wang Haiyang spoke, he passed his ticket to Yu Yuan.
Chief physicians had twenty years of experience in commanding resident doctors to do so.
"Doctor Ling, do you want to get your luggage?" Yu Yuan took the initiative to ask. For Yu Yuan, who had been a postgraduate student for three years and a resident doctor for three years, she had three years of experience in being ordered around by chief physicians, associate chief physicians, and attending physicians.
Ling Ran hesitated for a moment before he handed over his ticket and said, "Sorry for the trouble. I'm bringing a big box. "
"It's okay." Yu Yuan, who was four feet and five inches tall, quietly took the ticket, skillfully found a cart, and walked away.
Ling Ran continued to support Wang Haiyang as they strolled to the entrance. He looked at the thirty Basic Treasure Chests in the system page and hesitated whether to open them.
Moving to a different place would mean changing the fengshui, but he did not know whether it was good or bad.
…..
Twenty minutes later.
The one-hundred-and-sixty-two pounds resident doctor met Ling Ran in the parking lot.
Ling Ran wore a white T-shirt today. He held Chief Physician Wang Haiyang with one hand, and his tensed forearm seemed to have an unusual charm. The resident doctor subconsciously felt that Ling Ran was a good person …
He shook his head fiercely, walked forward quickly, and said with a steady baritone voice that he had practiced, "Doctor Ling, I'm from the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Research Center …"
"Senior brother, sorry to trouble you." A pile of luggage automatically moved in front of the one-hundred-and-sixty-two pounds resident doctor. Yu Yuan, who was four feet and five inches tall, smiled in a relaxed manner. "Senior brother, thank goodness you came to pick us up. I'll push the small box, and you can handle the big one."
As she spoke, Yu Yuan pushed a twenty-inch small suitcase with each hand and quickly caught up with Ling Ran and Chief Physician Wang Haiyang.
The one-hundred-and-sixty-two pounds resident doctor looked at the three huge twenty-eight-inch suitcases and was puzzled. 'How long are you going to stay?
Then, he was shocked. 'Is my enemy going to stay in Shanghai for a long time?'
With this question in mind, the resident doctor pushed the suitcase with difficulty and chased after them. He had only taken a few steps when he saw someone holding a phone and blocking Ling Ran, Wang Haiyang, and the others.
"Come, come, let me help." A big man in a black suit took the luggage from the resident doctor's hands with a smile on his face and a halo that showed that he was extremely friendly.
Then, another big man in a black suit took the resident doctor's arm and said with a smile, "We can just take a car. It's not a problem to send the luggage to the hotel."
"No, I'm not …" The resident doctor wanted to struggle, but he was still pushed away. The other person was not in the mood to chat with him. He just wanted to catch up with the people in front of him.
After a while, a Lincoln Stretch Limousine appeared in front of them.
The black door was opened, and the white interior could be seen. There was also a halo formed by colorful lights.
"Doctor Ling, we finally meet again. You're still so handsome … Forgive me for not going out to welcome you." Liu Weichen walked out of the Lincoln Limousine. He was dressed in sportswear, and he looked handsome and fit compared to the men in suits. He was only slightly less handsome than Ling Ran.
The resident doctor was stunned. Part of it was because Liu Weichen was more handsome than he was in the hospital, but the most important thing was that the Lincoln Limousine was handsome.
"Doctor Ling, do you want to go to the hotel first or the research center first?" Liu Weichen pulled Ling Ran and Wang Haiyang into the car.
Yu Yuan looked at Liu Weichen, and the tension in her head suddenly snapped. "Wait, um … Mister Liu … Which unit do you represent?"
Liu Weichen was also stunned by Yu Yuan's question. He hesitated for a few seconds and answered the question that he always answered when he filled in the form, "The track and field team of the General Administration of Sport of China?"
There was a moment of silence in the room.
Everyone felt that the question and the answer were inexplicably awkward.
"Let's go to the hotel first." Ling Ran still had a certain level of immunity towards the people around him suddenly breaking off. As early as when he was in middle school, the girls around him would do strange things and say strange things. Later on, some of the boys were also infected by it, and this had not changed much until now.
Ling Ran's response to this was to ignore it.
As it turned out, this response seemed to be the best.
After Yu Yuan got into the car, her intelligence seemed to have recovered. Liu Weichen also seemed to have forgotten the question just now and started talking and laughing. Only the resident doctor sent by the Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Research Center looked at the driver in front of him. He quietly picked up a bottle of mineral water, unscrewed it, drank it, unscrewed it, and drank it …
"Doctor Ling, I've started rehabilitative training recently, and I even ran on the track a while ago." When they were about to reach the hotel, Liu Weichen approached Ling Ran, and his tone became a little more solemn.
"I heard." Ling Ran nodded slightly.
Liu Weichen gulped. "I want to try to participate in the race, but I don't know if there will be any problems if I run at full speed."
"Have you asked Academician Zhu Tongyi?"
"I have." Liu Weichen paused for a moment and said, "But what I want the most is your advice."
The expressions of the doctors beside them changed when they heard this, and they even felt a little emotional.
As the saying went, "There is no first place in literature, and no second place in martial arts." Doctors and medical skills could be said to be in between the two. As one of the most conceited professions in the world, surgeons were actually very sensitive to things like rankings.
Although Liu Weichen was not an expert in the field, as a celebrity patient, after listening to Academician Zhu Tongyi's advice, he still wanted to hear Ling Ran's advice. This itself was a kind of reward.
It was comparable to the reward of a silk banner.
Ling Ran's expression did not change. He said, "I don't have much research in sports medicine. If I want to give you advice, I can only give you some judgments in terms of healing based on the MRI scan."
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