My Medical Skills Give Me Experience Points Chapter 781: 315: Not Indulging, Winning Applause from All S

Chapter 781: Chapter 315: Not Indulging, Winning Applause from All Sides_2

“Let’s get an X-ray first. Based on my experience, as long as there’s no fracture, we should be able to realign it manually.”

Zhou Can wrote a request for an examination and had the child’s father take her for the test.

About an hour later, the girl returned from the examination.

Zhou Can studied the X-ray carefully and found that the patient had only a slight misalignnt in the lumbar spine and a skewed spinous process, which caused her to experience severe pain in her lower back.

The lumbar spine consists of a series of intervertebral discs.

It has a certain degree of mobility.

It can bend to a certain extent and also twist within a certain range. Excessive force during movent, too much force, or old age can easily lead to misalignnt.

In many cases, conservative treatnt can be adopted, with bed rest and recuperation.

With a more skilled orthopedics doctor and under the right conditions, manual realignnt can also be perford.

After studying the girl’s condition, Zhou Can had a plan in mind.

“Ji You, bring a flatbed over here, preferably a sturdy one.”

Quickly, a flatbed was wheeled over.

Zhou Can locked the wheels and then said to the patient, “Co on, lie down.”

With the support of Ji You and Zhou Can, the girl lay diagonally on the flatbed.

“I need to say upfront that her lumbar spine misalignnt is quite severe; I can’t guarantee success with manual realignnt. But I’m willing to give it my utmost effort because she’s so young, and surgery would not only be high-risk but also costly.”

Zhou Can truly had the patient’s best interests at heart.

“Dr. Zhou, whatever you suggest, we’ll follow through. We ca to you because we trust your dical skills,” the girl’s father expressed high confidence in him, which also gave Zhou Can the confidence to try.

Performing bone-setting realignnt for the girl publicly, aside from serving as publicity, was also chosen because the spacious venue was conducive to the procedure.

Around, many relatives and patients, including dical staff, were watching this novel treatnt.

Zhou Can first had the girl lie down properly and then began to place one hand on her hip joint and the other on her waist, slowly pinpointing the bone segnt that needed realignnt.

“Relax, relax!”

When he sensed the girl was relaxed, he suddenly pressed down with force.

“Crack!”

A rather muffled sound of bone cracking was heard, and the girl scread, causing a tense reaction among those present.

Zhou Can, however, looked relaxed and had a happy smile on his face.

[Bone Setting Skill Experience Points 1. You have successfully completed a high-difficulty lumbar disc bone setting realignnt, rewarded with 100 Bone Setting Skill Experience Points.]

[Congratulations on your promotion to Level 4 in Bone Setting Skill, current Experience Points 1/10000, equivalent to a junior attending physician level.]

It was a double celebration.

Not only did he receive such a high reward in Bone Setting Skill Experience Points for the first ti, but he also advanced to Level 4 in one stroke.

That was really a significant achievent at the attending physician level.

It is not easy for Bone Setting Skill to advance to Level 4; many orthopedic doctors may spend their whole lives barely reaching the Resident Doctor level.

This is no exaggeration at all.

There are not many patients requiring bone setting, largely involving joint misalignnts and dislocations. For an average orthopedic surgeon to realign twenty patients in a year would be considered quite remarkable.

Reaching Level 4 standard takes realignnt of at least 1100 patients.

You can imagine the difficulty level.

Zhou Can was an exception, with the support of the Experience Points system and rewards, his unique status allowed him independent practice opportunities. Moreover, the trust from families and patients due to dia coverage gave him even more opportunities to practice.

Also, during his orthopedics residency, he stood out due to his excellent performance, earning the appreciation of senior doctors and receiving nurous practice opportunities. Dr. Fu Zhi’an virtually taught him hand-in-hand, sharing his knowledge generously, and combined with Zhou Can’s strong learning ability, he was able to quickly master and refine his Bone Setting Skill.

Zhou Can’s success was not replicable.

No other doctor could have advanced their Bone Setting Skill to Level 4 so quickly.

After the promotion, he realized that he had gained a deeper and newer understanding of the structure and connections of bone joints and skeletons. For example, the connections and structures between the lumbar spine’s upper articular processes, lamina, spinous processes, pedicles, vertebral bodies, and intervertebral discs, as well as the specific coordination of these parts during lumbar movents, all beca clear in his mind.

This would help him diagnose lumbar spine cases more quickly and accurately in the future.

As for manual bone-setting realignnt, that goes without saying.

He was now capable of challenging so more difficult joint realignnts.

For example, the wrist and ankle joints, which are recognized as particularly complex.

In many cases of joint misalignnt in these two areas, doctors, limited by their skills, have to opt for surgery instead of manual realignnt.

Now that Zhou Can’s Bone Setting Skill had advanced to Level 4, he was confident in performing complex joint realignnt operations.

“Miss, co on, stand up and give it a try!”

Zhou Can said to the still lying girl, smiling confidently.

The girl’s father watched nervously by the side.

Truth be told, when Zhou Can perford the manual realignnt, suddenly leveraging the weight of his entire body to press forcefully on her waist, it nearly scared the soul out of the family mbers.

That was the human body’s ‘keystone,’ the lumbar spine. If it had broken or been damaged, the consequences would have been unthinkable.

Especially after that ‘crack,’ which sounded like the noise of bones being crushed.