Super Magic Surgery System

After hearing Chi Hong's words, the little bit of faith in her parents' hearts was like a small boat in a storm. They followed the waves one after another and finally could no longer hold on as they were smashed to death by the mountain-like waves in front of them.    

The matter of the Xiangyun Hospital saving the poisoned passengers on the plane was something that was spread widely in all the major media outlets. The couple, though busy seeking medical help for their daughter, had also been able to get a general idea of the situation on television and on their cell phones. The other hospital specifically opened a subsidiary hospital for special treatment, and even used the most advanced medical treatment available in the world. The sky-high prices of the drugs in these experiments were not suitable for money.    

This is a well-known fact. Public hospitals were not allowed to use experimental drugs at home and abroad. They were only for general purposes. When there was an emergency, other hospitals would use them at the cost of money if they had even the slightest bit of effect. It wasn't that it couldn't be used at all.    

Besides, up until now, the young doctors at the hospital had all said that even if the two of them worked together, there would still be risks. As for the private hospital, it was solemnly guaranteed that as long as experimental drugs were used, it would cure all diseases.    

Dr. Qi's question was very good. Which pharmaceutical company would be willing to pay a sky-high price to develop a cure for a rare disease? Otherwise, the cost would definitely be a loss. Although the two of them did not understand the principles of medicine, but they could still be considered small merchants, so they understood the principles of business.    

Anything with less demand is hard to buy and hard to sell at any time or place, that's why. As for the guarantee of performance, that was a deceptive slogan.    

In the blink of an eye, the lofty foreign experimental medicine fell from the altar into the abyss.    

In the blink of an eye, the patient was seated upright in an exquisite medical chair. In front of her was a Robotic Arm like apparatus, and in front of her was a needle-like metal probe, pointing at the girl's forehead. There was a distance of over a foot between the two of them, and the lights on the instruments on the metal Robotic Arm flickered non-stop.    

Seeing the curious look on the female high school student's face, Chi Hong wanted to ask, but she didn't dare to. With a gentle smile on her face, she pointed the remote control in her hand towards the floor screen on the left side of the wall.    

"Originally, the subretinal biopsy was to use a metal probe to pass through the eyeball to reach the retina at the bottom of the eye, and then extract the liquid from the living tissue above, and then remove it from the eyeball. You can take a look at this routine. Doesn't it look a little scary? "    

On the giant wall screen, a patient was pinned to the same chair. His forehead and neck were both tightly bound by metal hoops, and he couldn't even turn his head. Their eyes stared blankly at the sharp metal probe in front of them. As the metal probe slowly moved, it was inserted into the eyeball. After a slight pause, it was pulled out again.    

Although the video only lasted for a little more than ten seconds, it was enough to shock the patient and his family.    

Chi Hong's voice sounded in the room.    

"This kind of surgery actually appeared in the 1920s and 1930s, but it was not for testing, it was for piercing the brain and for psychotherapy. Numerous surgical examples have proven that the damage to the eyeball is minimal. So this kind of routine surgery is used all over the world. "    

"Because your situation is a bit special, your nervous system is damaged by a virus and you are prone to epilepsy, that's why our hospital switched to the world's most advanced equipment, using laser beams instead of metal needles, shooting light beams into the retina at the bottom of your eyes, taking out living cells and performing tissue testing."    

As Chi Hong spoke, another video appeared on the big screen. A blue laser beam shone on White Mouse's ear. As the laser beam expanded, a huge cell appeared on the screen.    

When the female high school student saw this sci-fi scene, she couldn't help but ask, "Does the laser beam hitting the eyes hurt?"    

At the same time, the mother asked the question she was most concerned about, "Will it hurt the eyes?"    

On the other hand, Chi Hong was in a good mood as she introduced them.    

"Do you know that 20 to 30 years ago, laser treatment of myopia already existed in the country? The laser beams here were similar to those used to treat myopia. They would not cause any damage to the eyes. Furthermore, it uses lasers as its Operating Forceps. You can just see it as an invisible holographic Operating Forceps. "    

In order to comfort the female high school students who were a few years younger than her, Chi Hong patiently continued to comfort her.    

"Of course, this looks a bit scary. Later on, I will give you an anesthetic to numb your left eye, so that your eyeball won't be able to move. At the same time, your eyelids won't produce any blinking reflex. Otherwise, all your efforts would have been in vain if your eyeballs had moved. Of course, theoretically, there was no need for any anesthesia, because the speed of laser irradiation was at the speed of light. Before the signal could reach the brain, the operation would have been completed. Just to be safe. "    

The patient's mother consulted him again, a little worried. "Where did the laser come from? "Besides, since it's a laser, how are you going to take back the laser belt cells?"    

Chi Hong was about to explain the theory to them in a standard way, but after thinking for a while, she spent a lot of time trying to figure it out. As for the families of these two patients, they didn't look like physicists, so she probably didn't know either.    

She was about to say something when Chen Qun explained, "You can just imagine this kind of laser as a kind of lightsaber in Star Wars." This was a force field technique. "Perhaps, you can just think of this as a traditional martial arts technique or a magic technique.    

Seeing that the two doctors were getting impatient, the couple obediently shut their mouths. Knowing that the appearance of an instrument that had just won the Nobel Prize was already the best explanation that the hospital attached great importance to. It was more powerful than any guarantee that could be made.    

Twenty minutes later, the woman with the anesthesia in her left eye saw a green beam of light flash out from her eyeball and disappear. She did not feel any pain. Of course, before starting, Chi Hong had purposely scanned her fingers with a laser beam, doing a small experiment to let her feel the power of the laser.    

Actually, their parents felt the power of the laser too.    

He barely felt anything!    

This sort of advanced apparatus and technology gave the middle-aged couple even more confidence. He knew that the words of this city lady who did not seem like a medical staff member were true. The price of this exposure was sky-high. Ordinary people would not be able to bear it.    

Following the disappearance of the Optical Forceps, the big screen in front of them immediately displayed scenes of people getting closer and closer to each other, constantly jumping.    

Looking at this "not smooth at all" scene, Chen Qun realized that the computer in the system laboratory seemed to have a few football fields, which was even bigger than the most advanced Taihu Light supercomputer in the country.    

Although there was a small server installed in this laboratory to run the images, it was still a far cry from the system.