Practicing business and practicing medicine

According to common sense, during the recent period, Bian Mu should have made an appointment with Lao Hou to visit Zhangwang Village in Dongsheng Township. With Bian Mu’s current medical skills, clinical experience, and medical theory training... he should stand next to the old village doctor surnamed Mi. After watching for a while, Bian Mu should be able to figure out where the old man came from.

Perhaps out of consideration for making a living, Sima Kui also opened a clinic when he was older. However, the people have always believed in the tradition of "old Chinese medicine" for medical treatment. In addition, his medical skills and medical level are absolutely online. After one month, he will definitely not Earn less.

What's more, Sima Kui is very scheming, and he will certainly make a lot of money from his eyebrows and beard. "Bian's Clinic" may not be able to compare with others in this regard.

No matter what the considerations were, Bian Mu should go over and take a look to see what the clinic opened by Sima Kui was like.

Whether it is the village doctor surnamed Mi or Sima Kui, for Bian Mu, it is not just two important clues to verify the secret recipe. Contemporary Chinese medicine is also divided into many schools, one of which is called the "traditional intensive research school" by his colleagues. .

Colleagues of this school of traditional Chinese medicine believe that traditional Chinese medicine classics such as "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases", "Shen Nong's Materia Medica", "Yizong Jinjian"... are extensive and profound, and have far-reaching implications. Today's people are far from fully understanding, understanding, and learning them all. , in their view, if you want to be a good TCM doctor, you must sink your mind, "immerse" yourself in TCM classics, and thoroughly understand the six techniques of traditional TCM.

Bian Mu's former department leader, Kuang Yiheng, basically belonged to this type of traditional Chinese medicine doctor. Although Director Kuang's character was slightly flawed, he still studied the traditional Chinese medicine classics very diligently. However, his understanding was limited and he was still unable to break through some technical bottlenecks. . Bian Mu believes that Teacher Kuang may have to stop here in his life.

Ouyang Ziye and Lu Shiyuan followed the same path as Kuang Yiheng, but they never rejected the theories and practical medical experience that Western medicine could learn from. Sometimes, Ouyang Ziye and Lu Shiyuan also prescribed small amounts of Western medicine to patients. Of course, that It's just a useful addition.

In this regard, Bian Mu also holds a similar view. However, he has never been superstitious about traditional Chinese medicine classics. He has always had a bold questioning attitude towards some ambiguous things. If there are obvious errors and omissions in some places, he dares to boldly correct and add them. .

Bian Mu firmly believes that in addition to absorbing rich "nutrition" from the classics of traditional Chinese medicine, learning from outstanding village doctors, descendants of medical families, and famous experts in a single discipline is also an important way, integrating the strengths of hundreds of schools of thought and concentrating spiritual skills. This has always been his study principle.

However, the mantis stalks the cicada, but the oriole is behind. There are some things that it may be more beneficial to him to take it slow. So, for a while, Bian Mu did not intend to go around Zhangwang Village to find out what should be investigated. When the truth comes to light, the same goes for Sima Kui. Let the old man dry first.

As for how anxious Lao Hou was, it had nothing to do with Bian Mu.

So, Bian Mu calmed down and thought about trying to cure all the patients he had already received before talking about anything else.

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That night, in the dead of night, Wu Fenglan's old house.

Bian Mu took out the disassembly tools he bought online and carefully tried to see if he could take out the objects hidden in the canvas without damaging the original painting. For him, the whole process was no less than a moderately difficult Chinese medicine surgery or surgery. Chinese medicine orthopedic surgery.

Of course, he had already contacted Professor Shen by phone beforehand, and Professor Shen and his wife replied that to them, their baby daughter's health was of paramount importance, and a painting was nothing! According to their original intention, they directly suggested to cut it with scissors.

Bian Mu didn't do that.

Bian Mu is attentive. The patient, Ms. Fang, is not an ordinary professional painter. She has aura and can easily express her feelings with the help of oil paintings. This kind of person will definitely cherish every painstaking work that she has carefully polished. In case Ms. Fang is in the mezzanine There was some special mechanism or thread hidden inside, and Bian Mu recklessly and violently dismantled it... Once the key components were broken, the things hidden inside might be damaged at that time.

It's better to be cautious.

When the clinic was empty, Bian Mu used the portable X-ray machine to take several pictures of the painting titled "The Broken Cliff" several times. As expected, there were indeed thin lines buried in the interlayer of the canvas. As for the material, Can't see it yet.

There were some books placed on the double bed. Bian Mu tried his best to pad the four corners of the oil painting to the same height. Bian Mu asked Bian Mu to remove three of the shadowless lamp holders usually used in the clinic. They were not large in size and were just right in size under the oil painting. .

Turning off the lights, Bian Mu first turned on the shadowless lamp padded in the lower left corner. The traditional Chinese surgical instruments used for daily operations had already been placed on the desk one by one. Bian Mu picked up a wind-breaking awl, which was pointed and bladed. Weigh hands.

After pondering again for a few seconds, Bian Mu followed the direction of the thin line inside and began to remove the board nails, one, two... While removing, Bian Mu felt the changes in the tension and tightness of the canvas, very carefully...

I turned my hand over and changed my scalpel to a traditional Chinese medicine one. The handle is shorter and the blade is thinner and lighter. "Hey..." There was a soft sound, and the lining of the canvas in the lower left corner was slowly cut open by Bian Mu. , Bian Mu had already figured it out, and when he pulled to a certain level, he stopped.

The expander was inserted in and gently expanded to both sides a few times. Fortunately, there was no obvious change in the thin wires inside.

"Oh! There is also a layer of lining inside? Ms. Fang is thoughtful enough! If it were me, I would probably be sweating all over doing such a delicate job..." Thinking of this, Bian Mu used a scalpel to gently remove the second layer of lining again. Make a small opening...

Expand again, slowly find the feeling... That's it... So far, Bian Mu put the knife in his hand back into the book, picked a strange-shaped hook, stuck it in, and used the copper hook to pull the After trying it several times, Bian Mu realized that the thin line turned out to be a "fishing line" with good quality.

"With my current disassembly method, her masterpiece will definitely not be damaged. Change the position, find another thread, and try the tension of that piece of fishing line." Thinking of this, Bian Mu lay on the bed and walked along the diagonal Start removing the interlining at the middle point in the direction of the line...

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After a lot of effort, Bian Mu used the tools at hand to disassemble all the tension nodes of the four fishing lines hidden in the oil painting.

After struggling for a long time, Bian Mu's upper body was already sweating.

Bian Mu prepared several balls of catgut in advance, which were of medium and thin specifications and had excellent toughness. He borrowed the bedside and desk legs to fix the triangular-shaped object inside. All the rope joints were made of surgical plastic. The method is absolutely sound.

After repeated adjustments several times, Bian Mu felt that the tension of those catgut strings was basically the same as the square array of fishing lines tied by Ms. Fang.

Bian Mu took a pair of small scissors and cut all the fishing lines in the "rice" shape with an extremely fast technique.

Fortunately, nothing unexpected happened.

Fortunately.

After testing the tension index of all the fishing lines again, Bian Mu cut all the catguts one by one in the counterclockwise direction, following the incision. Bian Mu used scissors to cut a large opening in the corner of the triangular object, and followed the opening. , Bian Mu stretched out his left hand and used a pair of large tweezers to gently pull the triangular-shaped object out of the canvas.

Turning on the light, the room suddenly became as bright as day, which was a bit dazzling. For a while, Bian Mu felt a little uncomfortable.