The Technology Tree of Xueba

In early July, Xinghuo Science and Technology Modern Medicine Laboratory announced that it would launch other organ transplant projects in mid-July after finishing the clinical trial of eyeball transplantation.

The doctor channel in the virtual world chat area, here is the small circle of Huaxia doctors.

[Xiehe Shenwai Jingmen]: Ever since I learned about the clinical trials of eyeball transplantation, I expected that Xinghuo Technology would hold back its big move.

Sure enough, as I expected, Xinghuo Technology has brought surprises to people as always. This time it is not an artificial organ, but all artificial organs except the brain.

[Li Wenhai, Department of Dermatology, 301 Hospital]: In fact, I have known about this project for a long time, but we have a confidentiality agreement and cannot talk about it.

Now that Xinghuo Technology has made it public, I don't need to keep it secret.

Our department has long cooperated with Xinghuo Technology to carry out the transplantation of artificial skin.

Our department has used 500 square meters of artificial skin.

Artificial skin is ideal for patients with skin ulcers due to bacterial infection or severe burns. The patient recovered very well after the transplant.

【Yanjing Jishuitan Hospital Orthopedic Department Ma Tian】: Xinghuo technology is really admirable, and they also cooperate with our department to study the technology of fragment growth.

This is through artificially cultivating human limbs, which include skeletons, muscles, blood vessels, and nerves, and are an extremely complex system.

The cultivated limbs are connected to the patient's severed limbs through the amputated limb replantation technique. Now the arms and legs of 10 disabled people have been connected and they are undergoing rehabilitation training.

They are also part of Xinghuo Technology's artificial organ project, but they are not the most important sub-project of this project.

From this detail, we can infer the powerful strength of Xinghuo Technology.

[Shanghai Tongren Hospital Shenke Jiang Xianming]: I carefully observed the surgery performed live by all the experts of Xinghuo Technology. Through their live broadcast of the details of the operation, I also learned about the operation situation of the doctors who cooperated with Xinghuo Technology in the circle.

I learned that Xinghuo Technology has developed an advanced surgical tool. They don't need to suture the wound, but only need to glue it with a potion called bioadhesive agent, and the wound can be quickly treated.

This is also an important reason why Xinghuo Technology's surgery is progressing so fast. After I learned about its function, I also knew that this medicine can promote the postoperative recovery of patients.

Xinghuo Technology has developed an antibody called Cell Missile. After using this antibody, I have not had a single case of infection during surgery.

Now with the emergence of cell-adhesive agents, the future surgical procedures will undergo another huge change, and doctors who do not adapt will be eliminated from the industry.

The emergence of this tool can also allow us to complete the operation faster, reduce the risk of the operation, and increase the success rate of the operation.

[Lv Jianhua, Department of Internal Medicine, Shanghai Ruijin Hospital]: The trend of artificial organs is irresistible. We have millions of patients waiting for organ transplants in China, but very few patients can be transplanted every year. Others can only die in desperate waiting. .

Now that Xinghuo technology artificial organs appear, they can save them. The doctors are benevolent, and we are also happy that the patients can solve their pain.

After the medical reform, the price of drugs that patients spend has nothing to do with our income, but the recovery of patients is closely related to our income.

The emergence of artificial organs can make us earn more money and make it easier for us to diagnose diseases.

[Yanjing Tiantan Hospital General Surgery Zheng Ye]: It is true that as Dean Lu said, it will be easier for us to see patients in the future.

But if the treatment of the patient turns out to be what I envision, that would be very bad.

If the patient has just developed nephritis, he can have a kidney replaced. If the patient suffers from chest tightness due to long-term smoking, he can have a lung replaced.

People are lazy, and doctors and patients are no exception, especially hospitals in small places that are not strictly supervised.

Minor ailments can be solved by taking medicine and replacing serious illnesses with organ replacement, but I am afraid that in the end, patients with minor ailments will be replaced with organ replacements indiscriminately.

This is by no means alarmist. Some small hospitals even give infusion therapy to patients with colds. Everyone is an expert. As long as it is not a flu or a high fever patient, there is no need for infusion therapy.

Especially some unscrupulous practitioners infuse patients with the glucocorticoid dexamethasone.

Dexamethasone is a medicine for rescuing endangered patients. Once glucocorticoids are used for this minor ailment of a cold, any medicine in the future will have a very weak effect on the treatment of this patient's cold.

We should promote national legislation or introduce industry standards to allow doctors to use artificial organs in strict accordance with the corresponding conditions.

Even if the strictness does not meet the requirements of previous organ transplants, it should not be far from them. Artificial organs must not be abused, which is irresponsible to patients.

[Sun Bin, Department of Hepatobiliary Medicine, West China Hospital of Shuzhou]: If you don't look at it, you don't know. It's really shocking to see that Xinghuo Technology has launched so many artificial organs. I don't know that artificial organs still need to extract the patient's DNA, or there is a technological breakthrough.

I saw the speech of Dr. Li from the 301 Hospital, speculating that Xinghuo Technology should create an artificial organ that has no specific immune response and can be transplanted into any human body.

All the knowledge we had before is outdated, and we only need to judge the severity of the disease in the future.

If the patient's symptoms are mild, let them take medicine to maintain it, and see if the symptoms are relieved.

The patient's condition is serious, which has threatened his life and health, and the patient is directly asked to replace the corresponding organ.

This is easier for both doctors and patients, as long as the side effects of artificial organs are very low.

I don’t think the threshold for the use of artificial organs should be set too high. It is a medical tool, and doctors will naturally adjust it at any time according to the patient’s disease.

Now major hospitals are also undergoing intelligent transformation, and medical artificial intelligence has been introduced, and artificial intelligence is used to assist in judgment.

Even if a patient with mental abnormalities needs a kidney transplant if he is fine, our doctors must not operate on him.

[Zhen Zao, Department of Oncology, Xiangya Hospital]: I think the medical treatment process will be easier in the future, and I personally have a very real experience in the process.

In the past, our oncology department encountered the most complicated conditions, especially for patients with advanced stages, which was really the most difficult.

Doctors know that patients have almost no hope of rescue, and even if they survive for a short time, they will live with great pain.

After Xinghuo Technology launched products such as cell missiles, our work has been completely relaxed. We only need to check what kind of cancer the patient has, and then give him a corresponding drug.

Science continues to advance, and we must also adapt to the progress of science.

In the era when there was no advanced detection equipment, doctors could only rely on experience to diagnose diseases.

Now whoever breaks away from advanced testing equipment and wants to diagnose diseases based on his own experience will be despised by other colleagues.

I think that in the near future, if someone abandons the use of artificial organs and other products and wants to transplant other people's organs to patients, they will also be despised by patients and other colleagues.

Technology is constantly moving forward, and we must adapt to the development of technology.