Surgery Godfather Chapter 611 - 611 556 Straightening Artifact

Chapter 611: Chapter 556: Straightening Artifact Chapter 611: Chapter 556: Straightening Artifact All of Yang Ping’s interests were concentrated in dicine, he indeed lacked interest in business, let alone had the energy to get involved in such affairs.

Thus, entrusting these affairs to a reliable and capable person was the best choice.

Clearly, Huang Jiacai was the best for this role.

Yang Ping was extrely satisfied with Huang Jiacai’s performance.

After Huang Jiacai took over Ruixing, he wisely used correct strategies, availing the conflicts among several major orthopedic consumable giants, effectively maneuvering between them, and squeezing a small space for survival.

This tiny space for survival miraculously saved Ruixing, not only did it prevent its elimination, but it also gained profits and bought so ti for it.

In the limited buffer ti, Huang Jiacai re-employed Chen Zhi to assemble a strong R&D team, systematically developed orthopedic dical equipnt, and after the prototypes were finalized, certain numbers of finished products were produced and kept in the warehouse, ready to be sterilized for clinical use anyti.

This strategic reserve allowed Ruixing to stop worrying and be prepared against the possible fallout with the giants. Ruixing’s own products could replace theirs anyti. Although the new products may not be as mature, as long as they can replace the old ones, they would not fear threats.

To stabilize the developnt team, Huang Jiacai took a series of asures.

The guaranteed salary for the R&D staff would ensure their basic living needs, and once the designed dical equipnt was brought to the market and turned profitable for the company, they would receive a substantial bonus.

In sales, Huang Jiacai also executed reform with a firm hand, incorporating his own ideas deeply into the changes. He built several strong sales teams and designed a standardized sales distribution model.

The company adopted an Internet mindset, building a national warehouse and delivery network platform, establishing central warehouses in several major areas, and satellite warehouses near hospitals. The construction of these warehouses, the delivery process, all followed a uniform standard, bringing the distribution of dical equipnt into standardized managent.

Even the distribution models of the giants seed amateurish in comparison to Huang Jiacai’s.

With the support of this warehouse and delivery system, elite salespeople aggressively expanded, seizing market share continuously.

The process of seizing the market was not haphazard, but a set of standardized procedures was established. How to approach a hospital, which important departnts to tackle, and what strategies to use, Huang Jiacai systematized, technologized, and standardized the whole process.

Ruixing set up a departnt similar to an intelligence agency to specifically collect information on target custors, providing strong support for the salespeople.

The directors of the target hospitals, heads of the dical equipnt departnt and orthopedics departnt were all thoroughly investigated by this departnt.

Salespeople were then well-prepared and had continuous support from the intelligence departnt during their sales process.

In front of this scientific sales system, there was no battle they could not win in seizing the market and their performance kept soaring.

With Huang Jiacai’s comrcial talents as support, Yang Ping’s technical skills could be constantly monetized, creating a virtuous cycle.

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Next, the Nandu University dical Digital dical Laboratory used digital human technology to edit a surgical data package for Cui Shukai’s surgery, designing pin placent points and directions, and determining precise osteotomy lines.

After the surgery was completed, Yang Ping would provide feedback on the actual situation during the operation to Professor He.

This interaction allowed Nandu dical University to continuously improve and optimize the modeling algorithm and elevate the level of core technology.

In the future, the use of computer digital human to support Yang Ping’s complex surgeries would beco the norm.

The surgery data Yang Ping provided to Professor He was the world’s best. With this high-quality data feedback, it was only a matter of ti before Professor He’s computing model reached a world-leading level.

Cui Shukai’s preoperative checkup had been completed. Deformity of the spine had already affected his cardio-pulmonary function, with an extrely small lung capacity and his heart’s ability to relax being affected.

Cui Xubing finally understood why his son always looked unhealthy and was not too sharp. The severe spinal deformity affected lung function, causing insufficient oxygen supply, which affected the developnt of the brain and body.

Cui Xubing was extrely suspicious. He considered himself upright and smart, and wondered how his son turned out to be congenitally deford and ntally behind his peers. For a ti, he suspected the child wasn’t his own.

The worst part was that his wife attended a college reunion once and didn’t co ho until the next day.

Upon eting his wife’s ex-boyfriend, Cui Xubing noticed his shoulders were uneven, which he believed was caused by scoliosis.

The ti of their son’s birth coincided with that reunion, and clever Cui Xubing connected the dots and reached a shocking conclusion.

Could he be raising a child that was not his?

Old Cui would not make such a foolish mistake.

But Old Cui was cautious, he didn’t make a sound and secretly took his son for a paternity test.

In the end, the result of the paternity test was that the son was indeed Cui Xubing’s natural child.

Old Cui broke out in a cold sweat. Thankfully, everything stayed quiet, or his cleverness would have cost him a well-built family.

As the surgery began, both parents were seated in the family waiting area outside the operating room.

“You think our son’s surgery will go well, right? My heart is pounding,” Guo Liu said a bit nervously.

Cui Xubing was calm: “Don’t worry, Professor Yang himself is the chief surgeon. If he can straighten out a Folding man, there should be no problem with our son’s surgery, plus it’s minimally invasive.”