Check-in at the Hospital: The First Surgery Shocked the Nation! Chapter 125 - 93: First Lecture, Yan’Er Comes to Help You Ou

"Okay, I’ll notify them right away."

The passive skill rewarded by the system - Excellent Teacher and Outstanding Student, he still hasn’t used it yet and wonders how effective it is.

This is a perfect opportunity during the surgery to give them a good lecture and try it out.

If he can train a team of expert-level leukemia doctors at the First Hospital, he can be much more relaxed and do things that benefit more people.

Qin Feng has already made plans for himself; so things need ti to accomplish.

"What? Qin Feng is going to give a lecture at the transplant center? When?"

"Is it true? I want to go too!"

"My male idol is giving a lecture? I really want to listen!"

"The hematology departnt is really lucky; they even get to go to the transplant center for the lecture."

"Right now, the transplant center is the only one in our Jiangcheng! It’s rare for the great Qin Feng to give a practical lecture!"

"Hahaha! Let the other departnts be envious~"

...

The news of Qin Feng giving a lecture spread around the hospital like wildfire.

Everyone was extrely excited upon hearing it, but when they learned that only the hematology departnt and transplant center were invited, the doctors from other departnts were sowhat disappointed.

But at the sa ti, they hoped Qin Feng could give them a lecture as well.

He is a top-notch expert!

After lunch,

at 2 PM, work officially resud, and more than twenty doctors were seated in the transplant center’s conference room, except for those who were on duty.

Each was holding a notebook, with happy expressions on their faces.

They hadn’t expected Qin Feng to actually lecture them; it was simply thrilling!

Their friends in other departnts knew about it, and their eyes were filled with envy.

This was the first ti Qin Feng had given a public lecture at Jiangcheng City First Hospital—it was unprecedented!

Everyone seed to subconsciously forget that he had only graduated less than half a year ago; in their hearts, Qin Feng was already the director of the transplant center.

From astonishing Jiangcheng to astonishing the entire country, he was an all-dical field expert!

When Qin Feng walked into the conference room, everyone imdiately sat up straight, their eyes fixed on his handso figure.

"Hello everyone, first of all, welco to the doctors from the hematology departnt who are also here to attend my lecture."

Qin Feng stepped onto the podium, greeting everyone with a smile.

Clap, clap, clap~

As soon as he finished speaking, a burst of enthusiastic applause erupted.

"Today, I’m going to talk to you about one of the most widespread and difficult challenges we face in hematological diseases.

The diagnosis and treatnt of leukemia!"

...

Qin Feng’s expression turned serious, and he wrote three bold characters on the blackboard.

"Leukemia, or leukemia in English, is a type of malignant clonal disease of hematopoietic stem cells. It results from the abnormal self-proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis of leukemia cells, causing them to halt at various stages of cellular developnt.

The massive proliferation and accumulation of leukemia cells inhibit normal hematopoiesis and infiltrate other organs and tissues..."

As his voice sounded, it seed as if an invisible force made everyone listening more focused and clear-minded.

Even Tang Dandan and Ji Zhonghe, who were quite skilled, couldn’t help but be drawn into it, with their minds free of distractions.

After a brief introduction to leukemia, Qin Feng began to teach about various aspects of diagnosis.

Of course, most attending physicians and doctors like Ji Zhonghe had a relatively complete and clear understanding of basic diagnostic tests.

So what Qin Feng explained was very clear to them!

And those resident doctors who were not as knowledgeable or experienced listened with great interest, feeling that Qin Feng’s explanations were even more thorough and clear than those of their school teachers.

As ti passed, even Ji Zhonghe and Tang Dandan couldn’t help but feel amazed!

Because the examination and diagnostic thods that Qin Feng began to talk about exceeded their common knowledge, or rather, extended beyond their current field and technical limits.

"Last year, the Lighthouse Country approved the combination of Venclyxto (venetoclax) and Gazyvaro (obinutuzumab) for the treatnt of previously untreated chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL) in adult patients.

The risk of disease progression or death (PFS) was reduced by 65%..."

When Qin Feng started discussing treatnt approaches and ntioned the latest foreign treatnt techniques, everyone concentrated intensely on the lecture.

And Tang Dandan was completely stunned!

She wasn’t the head of the entire hematology departnt like Ji Zhonghe but was an expert with over ten years of experience in leukemia.

Yet the content Qin Feng was lecturing on, she had only heard about!

After all, so foreign dications and treatnt techniques, even if publicly disclosed, maintain a degree of secrecy in their core.

But now, as Qin Feng extended examples of other treatnt techniques, he nearly dissected the opposing techniques thoroughly.

Even at a national level, these insights were profoundly astonishing!

He knows so much about leukemia treatnt?

Terrifying!

A hint of admiration involuntarily rose in Tang Dandan’s heart.

Coming to the Jiangcheng transplant center might be the best decision she’s ever made!

...

After a two-hour lecture, they moved on to a live demonstration in the operating room, conducting three stem cell transplant surgeries.

While performing the surgery, Qin Feng explained to everyone via cara.

During so less critical stages, he would involve the first and second assistants in the procedure to enhance their practical skills.

By 6 PM, all surgeries were completed, and the live broadcast was turned off.

Everyone in the conference room let out a long breath, feeling their minds more enriched than ever before!

"Why do I feel that the deeper Director Qin’s lecture goes, the more I seem to understand?"