Super Magic Surgery System

"That's the most reasonable explanation, but you still missed a piece that wasn't so hard to find. Look at the spot you mentioned for the first time. There is a white dot the size of a needle below. This is not normal. There is definitely another piece of glass in that position. We also have to take it out, or else this afternoon's long-range rescue. . . It'll end in failure. "    

    

Chen Qun gave his own analysis and more information. He still needed to wait for the patient to be sent to the old county town hospital for an MRI examination before he could give a more perfect conclusion. What he needed to do the most now was to confirm that the remote machine over there was working normally and not having any problems.    

    

His concern was actually very reasonable, and the reason was very simple. It was the remote controlled Robotic Arm. Up until now. . . There was no doctor who knew how to operate it. The two doctors selected by the hospital were still in training. In addition, the county hospital's medical strength was limited. Rather than taking the risk to perform many surgeries, it was better to directly send them to the superior hospital for resuscitation.    

    

If it was a very dangerous surgery, the county hospital would actually not be able to save them. They could only do their best, and that was not something that could be blamed.    

    

Although the remote control system had been established a long time ago, the maintenance and usage of the system could be said to be almost zero. The only person who had the right to use it was him, the doctor. However, there were no suitable patients over there, and they needed the hospital to call him urgently for treatment. It was said that he needed remote surgery when he went abroad once, but he was overseas. He was in the operating theater again. When they contacted each other, He immediately stopped the idea and sent the patient to the city to do his job.    

    

In short, there were very few doctors who were qualified to use remote manipulation. Doctors like this were very busy and did not have the chance to perform remote surgeries at all. If there were ten cases of remote surgeries where they could communicate well, There were only two or three cases in all the provincial hospitals. All the surgeries would be carried out through mutual exchange and equal exchange. However, for county hospitals, There was a demand, but there was still a lack of doctors. They met a few more times. . . Most of the machines were still idle.    

    

If this kind of remote surgery was useless, but from the large data, It could still increase the effectiveness of the treatment. Even if one of the hundred patients was saved because of remote surgery, This system must exist. The only thing that limited the operation of this system was the lack of doctors. The more skilled the doctor was, the fewer doctors there were. It was a pyramid-scale system.    

    

In fact, building a remote system did not require direct radiation from the top to the bottom of the pyramid. Instead, it required radiation from the top to the bottom of the pyramid. However, this model was still in the stage of promotion. Coupled with the concept of life and death, unless absolutely necessary, no one would use this system.    

    

In short, if the relationship was not good, who would be responsible if there was a problem?    

    

Although Chen Qun had not experienced it before, he still came from a basic hospital. He knew the current situation of the hospital below, not to mention that this was his original unit. He knew very well what kind of problems there were in the hospital. If everyone could avoid touching the machines, then they wouldn't. So he didn't know what the problem was. He needed to confirm. . . Don't expect your luck to be effective in places that are thousands of miles away.    

    

Last time, he had surgery in Japan that was half a world away, but the hospital there was Knight Victor's private hospital. It was ranked at least one hundred in the world, and the hospital in his hometown was at least ten thousand places away.    

    

In addition, he did not want to control it remotely, so it was more reasonable for Vice Director, Zhang Shuo, to arrange it.    

    

Zhang Shuo was packing his things, preparing to bring the little patient who had almost been cured back tomorrow. He received a message from Chen Qun, and without saying anything, he immediately rushed over. The reason was that he knew that Chen Qun needed to understand the condition of the machines in his hometown. Asking him was the best choice.    

    

Besides, asking him to be in charge of remote emergency treatment was not an act of meddling in other people's business, which gave him enough respect.    

    

Although he had been Chen Qun's superior before, when he came to the room where Chen Qun's Medical Team was, he acted like an intern. He was not polite and directly asked the question in his heart.    

    

"Chen, what do you want to know? Just ask. I am in charge of the remote operating theater, and I know the situation very well. It has to be maintained once a week, and we have to organize people to practice every week. There has never been any problem. "    

    

This was just nonsense. Chen Qun muttered in his stomach, but he hoped that the doctor who had never come into contact with these advanced instruments would find any problems. That was his wishful thinking. His own fault, and not Zhang Shuo's responsibility.    

    

Chen Qun did not even think about it and directly gave his suggestion.    

    

"I want to operate remotely immediately. You help arrange two doctors and nurses to cooperate with each other. It does not necessarily require the best skills, but you must listen to my instructions. Your brain must also have a bit of inspiration. When the patient arrives, I'll ask Cao Binn to cooperate with me over there. He has practiced a few times here with me. He has a foundation. "    

    

Zhang Shuo glanced at Chen Qun. When he saw Chen Qun's carefree manner, he knew that in another six months, Cao Binn's two years of in-service training would be over. It seemed that Chen Qun was going to send him back to be the spokesperson. Now that he had a plan in his mind, he would vacate the position of department director.    

    

Besides, Cao Binn was here for in-service training. Although he did not learn from Chen Qun, he soared to the sky and directly flew to the throne of the Nobel Prize in Medicine. However, he was completely qualified to be Vice Director. First, he would be an acting director. Then, he would practice New Year's Day and directly become a formal director.    

    

Besides, Chen Qun and his wife would definitely take care of their hometown. There was a person whom he trusted who was in charge of the surgery there. Perhaps he would even have the chance to invite Vice Director to perform a few remote surgeries. Otherwise, even if it was Koo Changsheng, the old hospital director, he would not be able to say anything. After all, the old man's mind was rigid, and he had too many concerns. He would definitely not invite Chen Qun to perform remote surgeries.    

    

Of course, if Chen Qun were willing to say those two things, would a world's top Surgery Doctor like Chen Qun have the time to perform remote surgeries for his patients in his hometown? Almost all of them needed luck. It would be more reasonable to send the patient here to be dealt with.    

    

After that, Chen Qun personally adjusted the remote control platform to make sure that there were no major problems. Then, he handed the rest of the matters to Zhao Xue and Zhang Shuo to handle. He brought Zhou Lin and a few other members to start the Brain Department interventional surgery that he had to perform every day. He put on an appearance as if he was going to create a sect.    

    

Although the patients sent over were all patients with brain tumors that caused people's expressions to change, all the doctors who had seen him perform the Brain Department's interventional surgery had seen him before. They all thought that this was a normal appendectomy, and he did it as simply as eating vegetables. He controlled every surgery for 45 minutes, and he even livestreamed it for the hospital and the university from time to time. He would perform a teaching operation.    

    

Every surgery had its pros and cons. He had performed too many surgeries. His reputation for being inhumane was getting bigger and bigger. The patient's family members wanted to talk to him, but they were scared away by his attitude of keeping strangers away from him. They could only complain behind his back. However, every patient recovered very quickly after saying a thousand lines and ten thousand lines. No flaw was a flaw. Instead, it turned into an advantage.    

    

The main reason for his success was that he focused on the surgery and did not spend time and energy on socializing.