When a doctor opened a plug-in

Early in the morning, Townsend called George Sivir: "Editor in chief, Chen Cang has come to the paper."

After hearing the news, George Sivir was immediately happy: "Oh! Townsend, you are such a genius! Did you rush it so soon?"

Tang Sen smiled: "I and Chen Cang are friends."

but……

In half an hour.

George Sivir looked at Townsend and suddenly felt that Townsend was a bit stupid!

She even felt that when Tang Sen said Chen Cang was his friend, he must have misunderstood the term friend.

"Tang Sen, if I were you, I would definitely communicate with Dr. Chen seriously and write some papers on non-stop cardiac technology. This is the same for our magazine and for you. Good thing!"

"Even I will tell him that we can help him publish a special issue!"

"Guarding such a good golden mountain, you actually urged two such papers?"

"Don't you know? What are the hot topics now? The nonstop heart conference held in China recently and Mayo's next digestive tract reconstruction technique. I think you should work hard on these two aspects. , Okay?"

George Sivir felt that he had obviously passed the menopause, but Tangson used a powerful force to pull him back.

Originally, after Townsend told her that Chen Cang had sent two papers, George Sivir was happy for a long time, thinking that Chen Cang was finally about to publish related papers in the field of nonstop heartbeat.

After all, Chen Cang's non-stop heart technique has become famous, and it has even become a current trend, which has been urging Tang Sen for a long time.

But when I took it over, I found two papers on cavity mirrors, which made George Sivir a little lost.

"Forget it, go ahead, leave a copy of the paper, and I will look at it again."

George Sivir waved to Townsend.

Townson sighed, knowing it was the result.

After cleaning up, he got up and went to the Royal Brompton Hospital.

After thinking about it, he brought two copies of Chen Cang's paper, and then got up and drove towards the hospital.

When he arrived at the surgery and found Oersted, Townsend signed the documents and Oersted for confirmation.

Then he said, "Dr. Oster, I have two papers here. Is it convenient for you to read them?"

Oster was taken aback for a moment: "Oh? What paper."

When Townsend heard Oster's interest, he quickly said, "It's Chen Cang's paper, which is the paper on the small incision appendectomy that you are very optimistic about."

Suddenly Oster's eyes lit up: "A very thoughtful doctor, give me the paper, and I will take a look."

Townsend nodded, took the article out of the bag, and handed it over: "Doctor Oster, I won't bother you anymore. Goodbye."

After speaking, got up and left.

As soon as Oster looked at the technique of the cavity mirror, he suddenly frowned, actually studying this?

It seems that Dr. Chen Cang really pays attention to surgical details.

Spend a lot of energy and time to study the skills of endoscope.

In the eyes of most people, surgeons need to study surgery and diseases, not a tool...it is the same as studying instruments like needle-holding forceps, separating forceps, and hemostatic forceps.

Because many people think that this is a matter for medical companies.

Although Oster thought he had ideas, he didn't care too much after reading it. He also felt that it was a waste of energy for a talented doctor to study this.

Thinking of this, Oster decided to remind him, out of good intentions, hoping not to waste his talents and energy, and to study more meaningful surgical procedures.

Oster picked up the phone directly and called Townsend.

When Townsend saw Oster's phone call, he was immediately happy. Is Mr. Oster very optimistic about Chen Cang's paper?

If he is optimistic, this is absolutely fine.

After all, Oster is the deputy editor-in-chief, and even George Sivir needs to listen to him.

"Dr. Oster, hello!" Townsend said quickly.

Osman said: "I have read the paper, and I have a lot of ideas. It also makes me shine and can publish it!"

Townsend suddenly became excited and said with a smile, "Thank you, editor-in-chief!"

Oster continued: "But...Townson, if it is convenient for you to tell your friend, he is very talented, maybe he can study more surgery instead of studying these, although useful, but for him, Undoubtedly a waste of energy!"

When Tang Sen heard this, he was stunned.

He smiled awkwardly: "Okay, okay, thank you Mr. Oster for your reminder."

After hanging up the phone, Townsend sighed and smiled helplessly.

Throw the bag on the co-pilot and prepare to leave when driving.

...

As soon as Oster hung up, the nurse urged: "Doctor Oster, the operation is about to begin."

Oster smiled and got up, said thank you, and walked towards the operating room.

As the head of surgery at the Royal Brompton Hospital in the UK, he has a high status in the industry and has a great influence in the academic circle of general surgery in the UK. At the same time, he also serves as the deputy editor-in-chief of the British Journal of Surgery.

Today's surgery is very important. It is a wealthy wife in London. The woman herself is a noble with family heritage.

London is a luxurious city. It has the most luxury cars in the world and the most expensive houses. Even many rich people all over the world are happy to buy real estate in London.

As usual, Oster brushed his hands and changed clothes, ready to start the operation.

Today's surgery will be very interesting and there will be some difficulties, which is also very challenging for Oster.

The patient is a patient with occult ectopic gallbladder.

When the cholecystitis attacked, many examinations did not find it, or Oster pointed out that the patient had an occult ectopic gallbladder.

The woman is only 34 years old. She is very concerned about the knife marks left on her body. She hopes that Dr. Oster will personally perform the operation, and it is best to complete the operation under a laparoscope.

At this time, there was a viewing area outside the operating room. The dean of the Royal Brompton Hospital personally accompanied the woman's husband and watched the operation.

Oster has long been accustomed to such scenes. The British seem to like to see things that they can't understand, but they have to pretend to be very professional.

Oster didn't care about the people above, but seriously started preparing for the operation.

After the endoscopy entered the abdominal cavity, Auster's eyebrows tightened.

The patient has a typical transverse gallbladder, located between the liver and the round ligament, but at this time, the gallbladder triangle adhesion is serious, and the difficulty of the operation increases proportionally.

However, Oster was not worried. After all these years, he did not know how many major and minor operations he had done. He was confident enough.