When a doctor opened a plug-in

Prandos and Oster have been good friends for many years.

The academic views of the two are also very similar. The most important thing is that Prandos and Oster once studied a scientific research project together. Although it later ended in failure, the two also forged an indissoluble bond.

Prandos is a top scientist engaged in cell engineering, and was later invited by a headhunter of Elsevier Group to serve as the editor-in-chief of The Lancet.

This work has been for many years.

This is what Oster said to Prandos: “Dr. Chen may become the president of the World Society of Digestive Surgery this time, trust me!”

For Oster's almost crazy remarks, Prandos certainly does not believe it.

After the two chatting, Oster talked about what he knew about Chen Cang, and said confidently: "Trust me. Or help me!"

For Oster's almost crazy idea, Prandos did not refuse.

Instead, I opened the journal of the British Journal of Surgery and found the tip of endoscopy published by Chen Cang at that time.

After reading it, Prandos was taken aback!

Then he quickly searched Chen Cang and found that most of the articles that appeared were instructors.

This is also the case now, which surprised Oster a bit.

Moreover, Chen Cang's article was recently published in The Lancet, which criticized the FDA's case of cough water that passed the test. Through case proof, it was reversed that VOLB's cough water product was unqualified. Is not clear and other behavior.

This incident even made "The Lancet" a lot of praise!

This made Prandius curious, what exactly is Chen Cang proficient in?

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"The Lancet" has many readers, and the level of professionalism is relatively high.

When the journal was published the next day, many people began to verify and learn some of the contents of the book.

This is also the reason why "The Lancet" is popular, because people really are academically authoritative, and everyone believes it.

At the Mayo Medical Center in Rochester, Minnesota, Kewell ate pizza and watched the new March issue of The Lancet.

As a young attending doctor at the Mayo Medical Center, Kewell worked hard to improve himself.

After reading the article on common mistakes and improved methods of biliary tract surgery, Cowell was immediately delighted. He did not expect that magazines like The Lancet would push such technical summary.

Very rare!

For a long time, "The Lancet" has always been a highly professional and tall journal in everyone's mind. For a young doctor, it even feels like an inhumane fireworks.

He didn't expect to publish such an article this time, which made him very happy.

Kewell looked at it carefully, and the more he looked at it, the more excited he became, because the mistakes written in this article almost said that a sense of identity appeared in his heart!

It is a very powerful article!

Moreover, there are solutions and improvements.

Cowell watched it four or five times this noon, and wrote down these things with pen and paper just to be on the safe side.

After finishing the business, Cowell looked at the author's name, and suddenly realized that it was Professor Oster and Ma Yuehui.

However, what made him even more surprised was why there was an instructor in Professor Oster's article?

At this moment, Kewell was curious to search for Chen Cang's name.

This search really yielded a few articles.

Moreover, this Chen Cang is really a great man, two "The Lancet" and one "Liver Transplant"...this is too awesome!

Ever since, Cowell opened the article in the "British Journal of Surgery" on the use of endoscopy.

From this look, Kewell has a feeling that he is still unfinished!

Soon, there will be an operation in the afternoon, and Kewell is an assistant and also works as a mirror holder.

In a subtotal gastrectomy in the afternoon, the surgeon in charge was the leader of the medical team where Cowell worked. During the operation, he encountered some problems. The patient had problems with gastroduodenal separation and lack of space. May damage surrounding veins.

At this moment, Kewell suddenly thought of the optical fiber rotation technology seen today.

Hurriedly said to the group leader Nancy: "Mr. Nancy, wait a moment."

Nancy was taken aback, then turned and glanced at the young and motivated Cowell: "Do you have any idea?"

Kewell nodded: "You look at the screen, I will control the mirror, you see if this space is useful."

After speaking, Kewell began to control the cavity mirror to rotate the fiber.

Seeing the picture changes, the lens on the TV does not change the center of its field of vision during the rotation, but rotates through the optical fiber, but it creates a three-dimensional sense of space forcibly.

Not only others, even Cowell is dumbfounded!

It succeeded!

It really succeeded!

Nancy was taken aback, watching this scene, and was immediately surprised: "Cowell! What is going on?"

As the leader of Mayo's treatment team, he knows what this scene represents!

Kewell was also a little excited: "Sorry, team leader, this is my first operation, and I will do it a few more times. I believe there will be the best picture!"

Nancy nodded, now surgery is more important than anything else.

After the operation is over, let's talk about it in detail.

To be honest, Kewell's behavior just now made him realize that this may be a new field.

Sure enough, after Cowell tried seven or eight times, the operation was able to proceed smoothly, and the operation was continued without the need for a combined thoracic-abdominal incision.

The combined thoracic-abdominal incision for gastroduodenectomy is very hideous.

After the operation, Nancy looked at Cowell: "Cowell, how did you do it? Just now, it was time to change that field of vision."

Kewell smiled awkwardly: "I read a paper in the British Journal of Surgery today, which wrote this technique, oh, yes, that author is definitely a genius!"

When Nancy heard it, she hurried back to the office.

After half an hour, Kewell took a deep breath: "If there is the book "Endoscopic Techniques", I believe it will become the most popular book in surgery, and everyone will prepare one!"

Kewell nodded: "Me too!"

The same thing happened not only at the Mayo Medical Center, but also in many places in the world...

More and more people are beginning to realize that this article may open up a new field that can really help many surgeons and patients.

Someone has studied this kind of cavity mirror use technique!

But no one has studied it so deeply. Chen Cang basically systematized such a technology, and then conducted a textbook analysis.

Suddenly, more and more people called to the British Journal of Surgery, hoping to contact the author and publish a new article again.