"Yeah." Jiang Lai nodded, "For humans, appearance is very important on the premise of ensuring the foundation of life, especially for women. The little girl's injuries will definitely leave scars in the future, so we can

Choosing skin grafting surgery, ah, is to take a part of the skin from other parts of her body and transplant it to her face to replace the scarred skin."

"Wait a minute..." Bourne digested these words, "Jiang, you mean...the organs and tissues in your own body can be transplanted, right?"

Jiang Lai nodded, "Well, it's rare for your own tissue to show rejection, but if it's someone else's, rejection will definitely happen, and it can be fatal if it's severe. Because for the body, other people's tissue is

When outsiders come in, the body will automatically start cleaning up."

"Does this theory apply to other parts of the body?" Byrne became excited.

"Yes, it applies." Jiang Lai continued to explain, "For example, connecting a person's toes to fingers..."

Bourne opened his mouth, "What else?"

"For example, if some more important blood vessels are damaged, less important blood vessels can be taken and transplanted." Jiang Lai continued to give application examples.

"Oh, Jiang...please let me slow down." Bourne closed his eyes and put his hands on the table, thinking about what Jiang Lai just said.

Jiang Lai smiled slightly and nodded. This bomb was something he wanted to throw at the seminar. Now he just told Bourne in advance.

"Have you tried all of these?" After a while, Bourne asked.

"I haven't tried all of them, but I have verified some of them. For example, I once connected a toe of a white mouse to another position... and it lived."

"Hiss! What do you mean..."

"Similar to thumb defect reconstruction, you can actually use toes to replace it." Jiang Lai thought for a while and said, "However, not all patients can accept it."

"That's true." Bourne breathed out, then smiled bitterly, "Jiang, you have given me too many surprises!"

Although not everyone can accept using toes to replace fingers, but... for some people who have no way to reattach their fingers and have great functional loss, this is another way of life!

"Professor, these still need to be verified. I can only say that it is feasible in theory." Jiang Lai did not guarantee it. Although it will be feasible in later generations, in this era, this concept alone is the first time.

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"I believe you, Jiang!" Bourne did not deny Jiang Lai's words. He believed that Jiang Lai could say it, and he was actually quite confident.

Jiang Lai smiled.

"Okay, Jiang, let's go ahead and do it! Let our colleagues become the most famous and professional hospital in this era!"

"I understand, Professor."

"You are solely responsible for the personnel appointments in the surgery and emergency care center. I will not interfere. I believe you will make the best choice."

"Okay." Jiang Lai agreed. What he wanted...is this effect. It's not that he loves power, but because his colleagues are small, they can better make changes according to his wishes.

If he went to St. Mary's Hospital, it would be countless times more difficult to introduce traditional Chinese medicine than his colleagues. New technologies in Western medicine might be promoted quickly, but that's not exactly what he wants.

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Lin Yan came to his colleagues again, took the pulse of two children with broken hands, and observed the children's hands. He was once again amazed by Jiang Lai's genius idea, and thought about whether to invite Jiang Lai at some time.

Come have a meal at home.

After all, many matters in traditional Chinese medicine clinics still need to be discussed.

"Doctor Lin." In the hospital, Jiang Lai addressed Lin Yan very formally.

"Yes, Doctor Jiang." Lin Yan nodded, "Has Datou been willing to communicate recently?"

"I am willing to communicate with Sanniu and Ergou, but I am not willing to communicate with the doctor." Jiang Lai answered seriously.

"Then after they meet the discharge standards, they can be sent to my place to be raised."

"Okay." Jiang Lai nodded. In fact, that's what he meant. Compared with Western medicine... he felt that Chinese medicine should be more trustworthy for children. After all, it is what everyone has seen since childhood, and it is something owned by the Chinese people.

"Are there many patients with amputated limbs recently?" Lin Yan asked.

"In addition to foreigners, there are one more workers who can take traditional Chinese medicine." Jiang Lai agreed, "We need observation cases to prove the efficacy. Since foreigners don't want to take traditional Chinese medicine, they can only become the control group."
Chapter completed!