Chapter 293: Chapter 0277: Bankruptcy
Having received the information from Old Cheng, Yang Ping was on his way back to G City.
Upon seeing the information, Yang Ping thought it was a patient admitted by Old Cheng and wondered when they could arrange the surgery, so he casually replied: arrange after the holiday.
This case is rather unique. Any operation could worsen the fracture, let alone perform ligant reconstruction. In the end, the fracture might not even be able to be reset and fixed.
Such a case would be daunted to others, but for Yang Ping, it was quite a regular case.
During his training in system space, Yang Ping had dealt with many such cases. The surgeries simulated in the system space were first normal surgeries. Once mastered, it’d simulate so bizarre cases. Once you beco proficient in these bizarre cases, you’d find the regular ones far too simple.
On the return journey, Yang Ping completed the writing of several papers in the library of the system space.
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“Balance Adjustnt of Multi-ligant Reconstruction in the Knee Joint,” this paper pushes the surgical effect of multi-ligant reconstruction of the knee joint onto a new level.
For this type of operation, Yang Ping proposed a complete solution, with the positioning data of the ligant origin and termination being the core.
Regardless of height or skeletal form, for each ligant in the knee joint, Yang Ping provided corresponding origin and termination paraters. Surgeons need neither too much experience nor any instrunt assistance. Just accurately asure the lower limb force line, the length and diater of the femur, a few paraters of the distal femur on the X-ray before the operation, then determine the origin and termination of the ligant following Yang Ping’s thods and data. Pull the ligant as tight as possible during ligant reconstruction. In the end, the balance of the knee joint, either static or dynamic, would all be qualified.
In the past, the surgical effects of such cases were extrely poor, even top-tier hospitals struggled to achieve good outcos. With the implentation of Yang Ping’s solution, the surgical outcos were not only improved, but the difficulty was also reduced. It was as if the operation had beco a fool-proof process, and it’s only a matter of following each step.
The cases in Yang Ping’s paper are mostly followed up after one month and three months post-surgery, very few are over three months. He plans to keep following up to obtain long-term data, which is more convincing and can also accumulate data for future papers.
Aside from this paper, Yang Ping also wrote “Balance Adjustnt of Multidirectional Instability Reconstruction of the Shoulder Joint”, “Application of Trauma Surgery System Engineering”, “Application of Precise Selective Vessel Occlusion in Trauma Surgery”, and “Analysis of Causes of Trauma Death and Treatnt”. Each paper is technically rich.
The surge of cases in this period provided good material for paper writing, so paper production exploded. Yang Ping temporarily stored the papers in the library of the system space. Because physical items in the system space cannot be taken out, he could only recreate the papers in reality from mory when he had the ti.
Since he’s writing, he might as well write more. Yang Ping even wrote a research proposal: “Research on High-frequency Ultrasound Focus Combined with Infrared Three-dinsional Precision Navigation for Treating Bone Tumors”.
As for activities like correcting typos, organizing indexes, formatting text, contacting journals for publication, etc, he would leave them to Song Zimo. Song Zimo would also be tasked with writing papers in the future to build his skills.
After spending a week traveling with his parents, Yang Ping rested for a few more days upon returning ho before starting work again.
After the morning handover, Song Zimo presented a detailed report to Yang Ping on the patients admitted and the surgeries perford in the past two weeks, implented through a slideshow.
In these two weeks, Song Zimo managed the departnt well. There were no overlooked new patients, the surgeries were beautifully executed, and the perioperative managent was also very effective.
A senior patient suddenly suffered a myocardial infarction after surgery. Fortunately, Song Zimo detected the precursor while doing his rounds, imdiately sent the patient to the chest pain center to have a stent inserted, and avoided a tragedy.
After the case report, Yang Ping led everyone on ward rounds with Song Zimo accompanying him, and others followed.
Every ti they arrived at a patient, the clinician would report the case, then pull up the patient’s dical history on the tablet. Yang Ping would thoroughly review the history and perform physical examinations, then analyze the auxiliary tests.
They would do this for every patient. When they got to Hers, he didn’t look very happy, with a lancholic glance. His wife’s eyes were also red and swollen.
Right after Yang Ping and the others finished examining him, a commotion erupted from his ward.
Little Five quickly went back to comfort them and requested them to shut the door. Zhang Lin sighed and said, “Old Wang has gone bankrupt. He has been trying to push his wife away these past few days.”
Yang Ping sighed deeply, lanting the impermanence of life. A once prosperous billionaire now declared bankrupt just like that.
Sitting on the couch, Wang Changxin sighed, “Sasha, we’ve been married for so many years. Thank you for standing by . I an it sincerely. I, Wang Changxin, have enjoyed my life enough. It’s worth it. Let’s find a lawyer and get a divorce. Now that I’m penniless, I can’t afford to keep you happy, let alone keep you from being implicated. Things ca suddenly, and I wasn’t ready, all my assets, including bank cards and real estate, have been frozen. The house next to the hospital and the houses in Pengcheng, they’re under your brother’s na and can’t be seized. They are all gifts to you. Find soone suitable in the future and start a new life again.”
Old Wang waved his hand, his eyes tearing up. A few days ago, he received a summons from the court, and all his properties were frozen. Overnight, he beca penniless.
“There’s so cash in the drawer, take it all,” Old Wang pointed to the safe in the ward.
“What will you do?” His wife sobbed.
Old Wang took a deep breath, “I can’t save this leg. I plan to ask the doctor to amputate it and discharge from the hospital as soon as possible. We can’t afford this private ward anymore. Let’s ask a nurse to arrange a move to a three-bed ward.”
His wife was silent while wiping her tears with a tissue, “What do you take for? I’m your wife. I’m not so mistress that you can discard at will. If I leave, what will happen to you? Will you beg on the streets?”
Old Wang waved his hand vigorously, “Enough, there’s no other option. I might face the prospect of prison next, and I might be out in a few years, if at all. I, for one, can pick up and let go. Let’s go, let’s go. It’s the end of our relationship.”
“Am I so kind of object to you, to be picked up and put down at will? I’m not leaving, Wang Changxin. If you try to drive away again, I will jump out of this window. I an it!” His wife was defiant.
“What’s the big deal? Can’t we live without money? You’re being such a coward. You must get treatnt. We have already co this far. Sell the house next to the hospital, cure your illness, then we can figure out so way to start a business and make ends et. Tomorrow, I’ll sell all of my handbags and jewelry for ergency funds. Stop being such a wimp, blabbering about divorce.” His wife stopped crying and scolded Old Wang.
In adversity, one sees true colors. Wang Changxin was dumbfounded. Throughout his life, he had countless lovers that he couldn’t keep track of. At a ti like this, his wife still cared for him so much. As he pondered, the grown man began to cry.
“That’s enough, stop making a spectacle of ourselves. The harder the tis, the more we need to live with dignity. What’s so unbearable about life? Once your leg heals, you can either drive for Didi or deliver food, couldn’t that support the family? There are lots of factories, I can work there, can’t I earn money? In a hotel, waiters can earn several thousand a month. Besides, we still have houses. Sell the house, and then make a fresh start! Old Wang, show so spirit, will you?”
“It’s not about these things, what if—”
“If you go to prison, I will wait for you. Five years, ten years, I’ll wait.”
Hers took a deep breath, his lips trembling, unable to speak: “Fool! Wang Changxin might really be down and out this ti. If you stick with , you will only have tough days ahead. If you divorce , you can keep yourself out of it and still have so money, allowing you to live carefree in the future.”
“Wang Changxin, say one more word, and I’ll jump! Is that what you’re trying to do?” The woman pointed at the window.
Hers imdiately softened, “Alright, alright, no more talk of divorce. But, Sasha, if you want to leave at any ti in the future, you are free to do so. I won’t bla you at all.”
“Stop ntioning it. I’ll take you out for so fresh air.” The woman helped him onto the wheelchair.
“Push to the first floor, I need to talk to Professor Zhang.” Hers said.
His trendy wife pushed him onto the elevator to the first floor.
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