Chapter 981: Chapter 827: Serious!_2 Chapter 981: Chapter 827: Serious!_2 In the mountain area, patients all knew to seek out Dr. Li when they were ill, placing special trust in him.
The dical Teaching Departnt specially arranged for an official to accompany Dr. Li as he went through the formalities for further training, and Dean Xia personally took Dr. Li to et Yang Ping.
“Professor Yang, this is the Dr. Li I ntioned,” Dean Xia introduced.
Upon eting his idol Yang Ping, Dr. Li was full of excitent. He had watched the live broadcast of the five-stage replantation on his phone, even though the signal was poor and it kept buffering, he watched the surgery until the end, only stopping when he had to because of duty calls.
Since that ti, Dr. Li had regarded Yang Ping as his idol.
“Professor Yang—”
Dr. Li was both excited and noticeably shy.
“Dr. Li!”
Yang Ping took his hand. He was very moved by Dr. Li’s deeds, humble, down-to-earth, and deeply rooted in the remote mountainous region.
“During your training period, you’ll follow , and you won’t have to be on duty,” Yang Ping said.
Li Min was extrely excited. He hadn’t expected to be able to learn directly from Professor Yang. He thought it would be enough just to co here to learn, and it would certainly not be possible to follow Professor Yang. He was ready to learn from other doctors in the departnt, so being able to follow Professor Yang himself was beyond his expectations.
“This—this—Professor Yang, may I?”
Dr. Li’s face turned red.
Professor Yang was a doctor, a doctoral supervisor, a chief physician, a top academic expert, while he himself was a rural doctor. Li Min worried that his own background might be too weak, and he might not understand Professor Yang’s profound knowledge, thus wasting Professor Yang’s ti.
“There’s nothing you can’t do, it’s okay, if you don’t understand anything, just ask. Don’t be afraid,” Yang Ping encouraged him.
Li Min nodded: “Okay.”
“Then I’ll leave Dr. Li in your care, Professor Yang. If there’s anything, Dr. Li, just tell Professor Yang, don’t be shy. I’ve got to go to a eting,” Dean Xia said, ready to leave after seeing Dr. Li off.
“What sort of surgeries do you perform more frequently?”
Yang Ping wanted to understand the situation in their mountainous region to provide targeted teaching.
Li Min thought for a mont and said, “It’s quite varied, mostly simple surgeries, like appendectomy, cholecystectomy, wound debrident, cesarean sections, fractures, all kinds. I never went anywhere to learn, just learned to do so surgeries following our elderly director.”
For so non-urgent major surgeries, patients generally have ample ti to prepare and can go to big hospitals, but so ergency surgeries can’t be transferred far away, so they are left to be done at the township hospitals.
There were also so critically ill patients who had been given up on by big hospitals. To improve the quality of their lives, Dr. Li also perford so surgeries. In short, the surgeries were limited and very mixed.
Having understood Li Min’s work situation, Yang Ping also knew how to teach him and decided to patiently develop his skills.
Furthermore, Yang Ping had a plan brewing in his mind: in the future, he would not only train doctorate and master’s students from big cities but also provide free training to doctors from these remote regions, enabling them to master advanced dical skills to better serve the people in the remote mountainous areas.
With healthcare resources in China being extrely unbalanced, Yang Ping hoped to reduce this imbalance through such a plan.
No matter what Li Min’s foundation was, Yang Ping felt that the most important thing was that he had a sincere heart to help others; that was enough. Everything else could be slowly improved.
“Later on, you download a software onto your phone. It’s an anatomy learning app developed by the Nandu dical University Digital dical Laboratory. Get acquainted with anatomy using this software first, and then I’ll take you to dissect a complete cadaver. In the end, you should be able to draw a detailed human anatomy diagram independently. After you complete your anatomy training, I’ll take you to the Trauma Ergency Center to perform trauma surgeries from head to toe, and then take you to do other surgeries.”
Yang Ping decided to teach him step by step, shaping him into an outstanding surgeon.
“This is the anatomy mnemonic I wrote. Take a look when you have the ti and morize it thoroughly,” Yang Ping handed him a set of printed materials.
Li Min received the materials, which consisted of mnemonics for the anatomy of the entire body, with so explanatory notes.
“Co, let introduce you to our teaching secretary. He will show you around the departnt and hospital environnt,” Yang Ping said, taking Li Min and handing him over to Zhang Lin.
A graduate student whispered on the side, “Teacher Zhang, the new guy? Is he going to make tea for you?”
Zhang Lin glared and lowered his voice: “Be serious! You can’t joke about this, Dr. Li is a good doctor of the people. In the future, everyone should help him out. Understand? Pass on my words. If anyone slacks even slightly, they’ll be punished by transcribing dical records for three months.”
“Dr. Li, co, let show you around,” Zhang Lin said, with great respect for Li Min.
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In the Digital dical Laboratory at Nandu dical University, they quickly established the entire digital musculature after completing a piece of digital muscle.
They then completed the establishnt of digital skeletons, ligants, and tendons, because the structures of these organs were relatively simple. For example, bone is made up of osteocytes and matrix, which is much simpler compared to other organs. Tendons and ligants are also composed of fibrous tissue. These organs are most suitable for biological 3D printing, unlike organs like the heart, liver, and kidneys, which have complex structures and require the interweaving of nerve vessels within the tissue.
The progress of a basic technology can drive the developnt of countless associated technologies. With the new type of digital human as a foundation, the next step in biological 3D printing technology can really shine.
After establishing the digital organs—skeleton, muscle, tendons, and ligants—this signified that the scaffold of the digital human was now in place.
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