The equipment that the French side wanted to introduce was the latest 640-slice dynamic volumetric CT scanner developed by Dahl Company.
This type of CT scanner was considered one of the most advanced imaging equipment in the world.
The fastest it could do was 0.3 seconds, and it could instantly image the entire organ. It could also perform continuous image monitoring to show organ activity and blood flow, creating a three-dimensional dynamic image of the human body.
This was not the only CT scanner in the world that could perform dynamic volumetric imaging.
But it was indeed the best CT scanner in the world. At the same time, its price was much lower than the old brands like Toshiba and Siemens.
Everything was going according to the script.
The technical representative of Dahl Company also stood up at the invitation of the Nobel Prize in Medicine winner, Ross Bash. He briefly introduced this CT scanner to the representatives and the media, and what kind of technological advancement it would play in the medical industry.
When the technical representative talked about their commitment to popularizing this CT scanner to major hospitals around the world for the benefit of patients …
Jiang Shuya slammed the speech button in front of her seat and then stood up.
She had something to say.
"Hello, technical representative of Dahl Company, I am …"
"Uh …"
Under the strange gazes of some people around her, Jiang Shuya realized that her speaker was not turned on at all.
Or rather, the speaker was turned on, but the call function was not turned on.
The scene was a little awkward. Fortunately, the venue was large. Except for the circle of people around Jiang Shuya, the other members were looking at the speaker at the front. It seemed that they did not realize that someone wanted to ask a question.
The technical representative of Dahl Company standing in front of the podium saw this scene.
He was facing the conference table, so of course, he would notice if someone stood up.
Or perhaps it was because this was their home ground, the technical representative from the business industry asked in a very gentlemanly manner, "Madam, do you have any questions?"
A few seconds later, Jiang Shuya saw the green light on the speaker flash twice, and there was a slight electric current sound.
It seemed that the speaker had been turned on by the staff. Jiang Shuya took a deep breath and spoke in very standard English, "Yes, I want to ask if your company's product can monitor the venous blood flow rate in real time and perfectly eliminate the cross-layer artifacts caused by multiple scans."
"If it can be done, our hospital is very willing to introduce one."
The technical representative from Dahl Company was a little surprised. This question was very professional, but in the field of CT, there was almost no need for medical services.
It was like asking an orthopedist if their surgical instruments could be made into jade carvings.
Of course they could, but no one had ever done so before.
Although he was surprised, the technical representative from Dahl Company quickly nodded confidently and said that it was completely possible.
"Okay, I have no more questions. When I go back, I will facilitate the introduction of CT equipment between the hospital and your company." Jiang Shuya smiled and nodded, ending the conversation quickly.
She didn't even mention the name of the hospital. She didn't want to take advantage of the popularity to advertise.
Jiang Shuya sat down again and saw the technician's hesitant look. She knew that she had successfully asked the question.
Which one of them wasn't an elite in the medical field?
The price of a 640-slice dynamic volumetric CT scanner was close to ten million.
Jiang Shuya is very eager to introduce this equipment back to the hospital. Is it really for real-time monitoring of venous blood flow?
They almost immediately thought that this female doctor must have mastered some new medical technology, or a new technology related to the human venous blood vessels. Otherwise, who would spend the money to scan blood vessels?
With doubts, the group of doctors behind her would find ways to verify it.
Jiang Shuya perfectly grasped the "thirst for knowledge" characteristic of this group of medical big shots.
When the opening speech ended and the President left with his entourage, the originally silent medical big shots around Jiang Shuya couldn't help but ask Jiang Shuya in a low voice. What kind of disease was it related to using dynamic volumetric CT to monitor venous blood flow?
Jiang Shuya smiled and said that they would know the answer when the hospital's application for medical equipment was presented.
Any medical technology or medical equipment presented at the European Medical Union was worthy of attention.
This group of people secretly remembered Jiang Shuya in their hearts and waited for the answer.
…
The conference was divided into three segments.
The academic exchange segment, the technology and equipment demonstration segment, and the final pharmacological discussion segment.
The academic exchange segment was basically a stage for a few Nobel Prize winners and those famous doctors.
During the exchange, these people would discuss difficult cases that most hospitals in the medical field couldn't treat.
And these cases that were discussed were all "miracle cases" that had been cured by them.
They discussed the pathological characteristics of these difficult cases with many doctors, striving to formulate the most scientific treatment standards, and then popularize it to the world.
Almost every time this segment of the conference, new medical results would be presented.
This time, their new results were the recurrence of esophageal or cardiac cancer after surgery, and the resection of the esophagocolonic anastomosis with the colon in place of the stomach.
In the past, once a patient with this kind of cancer relapsed, it was equivalent to announcing the countdown to death. There was no chance for another surgery to remove the cancerous part because the cancerous part would be removed.
Now, they had developed the most scientific way to extend the patient's life, which could give the patient a second chance.
The academic exchange segment lasted for a total of two days.
Two days later, it was time for the technology and equipment demonstration segment.
The first to go on stage was naturally the host, Dahl Company. They moved the dynamic volumetric CT examination device into the venue and let the more than 900 doctors present personally experience the power of this state-of-the-art equipment.
Organ imaging in 0.3 seconds.
Continuous visual image monitoring.
Three-dimensional dynamic images of human organs.
There would be no harm if there was no comparison. Compared to the CT machine in Mead Surgical Hospital where Jiang Shuya worked, the difference was like the difference between an Alto and an Audi.
Even if it was not to scan the veins, it was not a loss to introduce this device.
It was also at this time that the "seed" planted by Jiang Shuya reached the time to grow.
The technical representative of Dahl Company specially invited Jiang Shuya to go on stage to demonstrate the effect of monitoring the veins' flow rate. The person lying on the CT machine and being scanned was the security guard of the venue.
This guy was enjoying the rare opportunity of a dozen big shots giving him a free physical examination with a satisfied expression.
"Mr. Nadine, thank you for personally demonstrating the perfect effect of this CT machine for me."
Jiang Shuya smiled and extended her hand. "If it's convenient, can you leave your business card? I really hope that this CT machine can be installed in our hospital."
"It's Dahl Company's honor to be able to cooperate with an excellent medical institution like Mead Hospital." The technician, Nadine, quickly handed over his business card with a look of admiration on his face.
In fact, he had never heard of Mead Hospital at all.
But this did not prevent him from taking the initiative to build a good relationship with this hospital and offer a series of discounts on installment payments.
This was because this hospital needed a certain function on their CT machine to research a medical project. Once the research was successful and promoted, their equipment would be able to get a free ride …
"Madam Jiang, may I ask, what kind of pathology are you researching?" Nadine spread out his hands and said in a compassionate tone, "Dahl Company is very willing to contribute a little to the advancement of human medical standards."
"If you want, we can also discuss the feasibility of strengthening the function of monitoring the veins' flow rate on our CT machine."
"I don't think it's difficult for our engineers to do this."
"Well …" Jiang Shuya hesitated, looking troubled.
Jiang Shuya seemed to have made up her mind about something. After thinking for a moment, she nodded.
The big shots in the medical field who were circling around the CT machine immediately pricked up their ears.
In the process of Jiang Shuya nodding, there was actually a small movement that was hard to detect. She glanced at a certain someone not far away.
A person who won the Nobel Prize in Medicine in 1916.
Seeing that someone was also quietly pricking up his ears, Jiang Shuya was confident and said in a voice that could be heard around her, "Mead Hospital and a technology company are researching the topic of the [Neural Intelligence Control System]."
"We have made a major breakthrough in the topic."
"We hope that with the help of the equipment, we can further interpret the biological changes that occur when a human's limbs move, from the cerebral cortex to the arm, from the nerves to the muscles and blood vessels, so that we can strive to bring our results to a higher level."
"As you know, blood vessels are very important organs. We need to be able to clearly observe the changes during movement."
"Neural Intelligence Control System …" Nadine was a little confused. "I'm sorry, I don't quite understand its specific medical use. But this doesn't prevent us from continuing to strengthen the function of the CT machine and working hard for the human medical industry. "
The people around her also fell into deep thought. However, an old man with white hair immediately stepped forward and said, "Madam, if I'm not wrong, the topic you are researching must be used in the field of prosthetics."
The people around her quickly made way for the old man.
Because his name was Wainwright.
He was a medical professor from the Massachusetts General Hospital's Department of Neurosurgery. He had won the [Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine] for discovering the mystery of the brain's circadian rhythm mechanism.
The mystery of the brain's circadian rhythm mechanism was far more complicated than the mystery of the brain's control of the body's movement.
Professor Wainwright's research on the cerebral cortex could be said to be the first in the world.
And the new topic that Wainwright had been researching for the past 18 years was the interpretation of the signals that the cerebral cortex controlled the body's movement.
At the academic exchange two days ago, Wainwright had also discussed this topic with several other Nobel Prize winners for a long time and gained a lot of inspiration.
"Yes." Jiang Shuya nodded respectfully.
"Then you just said that you have made a major breakthrough in this topic?" Professor Wainwright's mouth twitched slightly, and his tone was a little sarcastic.
In front of him, no one dared to use the words "major breakthrough".
This little girl was shamelessly boasting that she had made a major breakthrough in the field of neural intelligent control.
The cerebral cortex was the most advanced center that regulated or controlled the body's movement. Only by interpreting the neural signals released by the cerebral cortex all the way to the arm could one talk about intelligent control.
Interpreting the neural network was the eternal dream of the medical and scientific community.
Which professor with a high status in Mead Hospital was overseeing this?
Professor Wainwright hated this kind of unknown hospital that even Google could not search for, running to the highest academic hall in the medical world and shamelessly boasting to attract attention.
"Dear Professor Wainwright, I know that you are working on the topic of [Signal Interpretation of the Cerebral Cortex Controlling Body Movement]." Jiang Shuya was neither servile nor overbearing, and her tone was still respectful. "But we have indeed made a major breakthrough in this area."
"You can take a look at the technical equipment that Mead Hospital will be displaying at 3: 50 p.m. today."
"It is related to our research."
"I will." Professor Wainwright snorted heavily and said seriously, "I hope you can come up with results that satisfy me. Otherwise, I don't mind communicating with the conference and asking them to cancel your right to continue participating in the exhibition."
"Yes, Professor." Jiang Shuya raised her head and met Professor Wainwright's gaze.
Topic ~
Stop there.
Jiang Shuya would not continue to use words to offend Professor Wainwright's authority, and the big shots around them did not think that Professor Wainwright's approach was inappropriate.
Medicine was sacred, and he was upholding the authority of medicine and the conference.
Jiang Shuya, who stopped there, quickly left the crowd and walked quickly through the venue to the staff lounge next door.
Wang Yanyu had been waiting there silently for a long time with two other young doctors.
When he saw Jiang Shuya, Wang Yanyu jumped up from his chair like a spring and asked nervously, "How is it?"
Jiang Shuya gave him an OK gesture with a smile on her face. "Everything is under control. Professor Wainwright, who has a lot of research on the brain, has been successfully attracted by me."
"You have two hours and fifteen minutes to go on stage with the equipment."
"When the time comes, I can only leave it to you."
Wang Yanyu clenched his hands and said firmly, "I won't let everyone down."
…
Two hours was not a long time, at least not for Wang Yanyu.
He was completely immersed in his own world, thinking about the various possibilities that he would encounter at the venue later and how to deal with them.
3: 50 p.m.
According to the flow chart, it was finally Hua Xia's Mead Hospital.
This was the only Hua Xia's unit at the conference.
To be honest, Hua Xia was very backward in the field of medical equipment. Almost all the high-end examination equipment in second-grade and third-grade hospitals were brands purchased from overseas.
Or maybe the organizers felt that it would be unreasonable if they did not give Hua Xia a place to participate in the exhibition.
They had no choice but to give Mead Hospital a chance. They only had twenty minutes.
The first person to go on stage at Mead Hospital was a medical technology company from Korea. They only had fifteen minutes.
Mead Hospital had twenty minutes. What could they do in twenty minutes?
Wang Yanyu felt that they could do a lot of things.
For example, they could mess up the entire venue.
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