Surgery Godfather Chapter 1256 - 1256 960 Thorny Rose

Chapter 1256: Chapter 960: Thorny Rose Chapter 1256: Chapter 960: Thorny Rose The success of Digital Human at Nandu dical University was inseparable from the critical data provided by Yang Ping, data that he had acquired from the System Space.

System Space was rely a tool, and Yang Ping was constantly striving to maximize its value.

In Yang Ping’s mind, since the system could appear and disappear inexplicably, even if it existed, one should adhere to the principles of independence and constantly renew oneself, transforming everything provided by the system into one’s own knowledge and capabilities.

Apart from reading and researching all the books, papers, and dical records in the system as much as possible, Yang Ping also devised ways to replicate a similar platform in reality. Although this platform was not as good as the system for now, it could at least function similarly.

Creating a virtual world using computers was undoubtedly the best thod to replicate the system, and digitalization was the core technology of this platform. With Digital Humans, future iterations, combined with artificial intelligence, could establish virtual operating rooms, simulate dical experints, and perform AI-based diagnoses of various diseases.

Yang Ping believed that the highest realm of utilizing the system would be the day when the system seed less significant.

The Digital Human at Nandu dical University was just a starting point; in the future, depending on Digital Humans, supercomputers, and artificial intelligence, a super platform similar to his own system could be established for use by all doctors.

The success of Digital Human was rely a representative of accumulated efforts about to burst forth, soon to be followed by an eruption of more heavyweight scientific successes.

Over the years, Principal Ruo had poured his heart and soul into a series of reforms at Nandu dical University, creating a conducive academic environnt, attracting a large number of outstanding young talents, allowing the entire school to return to the essence of education and scholarship. At this ti, encountering a genius like Yang Ping played a locomotive role, naturally activating the academic capabilities of the entire school.

In his years as principal, Principal Ruo had never considered himself an administrative officer but saw himself as a professor standing at a managerial post, believing he was an equal to other professors, with only a different division of work. This positioning eradicated the administrative atmosphere throughout the school, forcing any bureaucratic leadership styles to hide their tails and retreat.

In the morning, Yang Ping, still wearing his short-sleeve white gown, stood by the office window for so fresh air.

It is said that in the south, there are only sumr and winter—true sumr indeed, but winter is not really winter.

Other cities are already getting cooler, with people donning thick coats and long johns, but that is not the case here. People still walk around in short sleeves, clearly a disrespect to deep autumn.

From the window, one could see the hospital garden, bustling with people. Patients in hospital attire were doing morning exercises, and so family mbers rested nearby.

Xiao Su was nearing her due date. A bed had already been reserved for her at the Overseas Chinese Building. For safety, the obstetrician recomnded moving into the hospital a few days early. In an era dominated by caesarean sections, Xiao Su decided to deliver naturally, which, whether for the mother or the child, was a trial to be deeply rembered.

Manstein had good news from his side; he had recomnded Yang Ping’s theory of Spatial Orientation Gene to the Nobel Prize Committee. So big shots were not very impressed with Yang Ping’s academic achievents, which annoyed Manstein so much that he unabashedly criticized these unappreciative experts and professors.

When Yang Ping saw Manstein using the word “criticize,” he knew Manstein had grown—specifically, in his command of Chinese.

anwhile, Woodhead was still battling for Level Four. Fate always seed to toy with him; each exam missed by just a point or two, missing out on the chance for further studies. Frustrated with the wait, Woodhead planned a short-term academic visit to China—he had to see for himself what state spinal surgery had achieved here.

From the group chat, he learned that from Yang-style Osteotomy to spinal external fixation fras, and now to the Precise Epiphyseal Arrest Technique, what used to be high-risk surgeries had beco safe and simple. rely implanting soybean-sized growth plate inhibitors in children’s or teenagers’ spine bones, during the growth, the spine could correct itself.

However, the details of this inhibitor technology, due to its advanced nature, were inconvenient to display; until now, Woodhead had not understood its principle, how it managed to inhibit growth precisely.

Treating scoliosis with Epiphyseal Blockade Technology, Woodhead was also using it, but only for simple, not very severe cases of scoliosis, unable to apply it to complex or severe cases because controlling the growth plate inhibition was not possible, let alone precisely so.

Robert’s clinic in the United States was seeing a surge in business volu, especially since renaming it to Big Brother Robert’s Clinic. The strong brand identity and so signature surgeries that only he could perform proficiently in the United States had significantly enhanced Robert’s standing in North Arican sports dicine.

If previously so criticized him as rely living off his parents’ fa, a second-generation dical practitioner, now no one dared to say that. His expertise in sports dicine had far surpassed his competitors.

Ou Lianfeng visited Sanbo Hospital again, this ti for a physical examination. He had undergone a pulmonary lavage in the respiratory departnt. The effects of the surgery were not very good, only a temporary makeshift solution; a lung transplant would be needed eventually.