The Technology Tree of Xueba

In early July, the Spark Medical Modern Medical Laboratory announced that it would start other organ transplant projects in mid-July after completing the eyeball transplant clinical trials.

The doctor channel in the chat area of ​​the virtual world, here is a small circle of doctors in China.

[Jiehe Shenwai Jingmen]: "Since I learned about the clinical trials of eyeball transplantation, I expect Spark Technology to make a big move.

Sure enough, Spark Technology, as always, has brought surprises. This time it is not an artificial organ, but all artificial organs except the brain. "

[Department of Dermatology, 301 Hospital Li Wenhai]: "In fact, I have learned about this project for a long time, but we cannot say that we have a confidentiality agreement.

Now that Spark Technology has made it public, I no longer need to keep it secret.

Our department has long cooperated with Spark Technology to carry out the transplantation of artificial skin.

Our department has used 500 square meters of artificial skin.

Artificial skin is very suitable for patients with ulcers or severe burns due to germ infection. The patient recovered very well after the transplant. "

[Yanjing Jishuitan Hospital, Department of Orthopedics, Martin]: "The Spark technology is really admirable. They have also cooperated with our department to study the technology of branch growth.

This is the artificial cultivation of human limbs, which includes the skeleton, muscles, blood vessels, and nerves, which is an extremely complex system.

The cultivated limbs were connected to the patients' amputated limbs by the technique of replanting the limbs. Now 10 disabled people have been connected with their arms and legs, and they are undergoing rehabilitation training.

They are also part of the Spark Technology Artificial Organs project, but they are not the most important subprojects of the project.

By looking at the leopard from this detail tube, we can infer the powerful strength of Spark Technology. "

[Shanghai Xiantong Tongren Hospital Shenke Jiang Xianming]: "I watched the live-streamed surgery of all the experts of Spark Technology carefully. Through their live-streaming details of the surgery, I also cooperated with Spark Technology's doctors on the operation situation in the circle.

Knowing that Spark Technology has developed an advanced surgical tool, they do not need to suture the wound surface, they only need to use a potion called a bioadhesive agent to stick together, and they can quickly process the wound surface.

This is also an important reason why Xinghuo's surgery has progressed so fast. After I learned its effect, I also know that this medicine can promote patients' postoperative recovery.

Xinghuo Technology has developed an antibody for cell missiles. After using this antibody, I have not had an infection during surgery.

Now cell adhesion agents are appearing again. In the future, the surgical procedures will once again undergo a huge change, and the unsuitable doctors will be eliminated by the industry.

The appearance of this tool will also allow us to complete the operation more quickly, reduce the risk of surgery, and make the success rate of the operation higher. "

[Lu Jianhua, Department of Internal Medicine, Shanghai Ruijin Hospital]: "The general trend of artificial organs is irresistible. We at Huaxia have millions of patients waiting for organ transplants, but there are very few patients who can transplant each year. Others can only die in despair. .

Now that Xinghuo's artificial organs appear, they can be rescued. The healers are kind, and we are happy that patients can solve their pain.

After the medical reform, the price of medicines spent by patients has nothing to do with our income, but the recovery of patients is closely related to our income.

The advent of artificial organs has allowed us to earn higher incomes, while also making our diagnosis easier. "

[Public Zhengye of Yanjing Tiantan Hospital]: "It is true that, as Dean Lu said, we will make it easier for patients to see a doctor in the future.

But if the patient treatment is what I envision, it will be very bad.

As soon as the patient has nephritis, he can be replaced by a kidney. The patient's long-term smoking causes chest tightness, and he is required to replace a lung.

People are lazy, and doctors and patients are no exception, especially in poorly regulated hospitals in small places.

Taking small medicines and taking big medicines to replace organs is a solution, but I'm afraid that it will develop to the end. If there are minor problems, organs will be replaced for patients indiscriminately.

This is by no means alarmist. Some small hospitals even treat patients with colds by infusion. Everyone is an expert. As long as they are not flu or high fever patients, infusion therapy is not needed at all.

In particular, some unscrupulous practitioners give patients glucocorticoid dexamethasone.

Dexamethasone is a medicine for rescuing endangered patients. Once glucocorticoids are used for the common cold problem, any medicine will have a very weak effect on the cold treatment of such patients in the future.

We should promote national legislation or introduce industry standards to allow doctors to use artificial organs in strict accordance with the corresponding situation.

Even if the stringency is not up to the requirements of the previous organ transplantation, it should be close to them, and the artificial organs must not be abused, which is irresponsible to the patients. "

[Sun Bin, Department of Hepatobiliary Surgery, West China Hospital of Shuzhou]: "I don't know, it's really scary at first glance. Xinghuo Technology has launched so many artificial organs. I don't know if artificial organs still need to extract patient DNA, or there is a technological breakthrough.

I saw Dr. Li's speech at 301 Hospital and speculated that Spark Technology should create artificial organs that can be transplanted into any human body without a specific immune response.

The knowledge we have acquired is all outdated, and we only need to judge the severity of the disease in the future.

Patients with mild symptoms, let them take medicine to see if their symptoms are reduced.

The patient was seriously ill and had threatened his life and health, and he was asked to replace the corresponding organ directly.

This makes it easier for doctors and patients, as long as the side effects of the artificial organs are determined to be very low.

I think the threshold for using artificial organs does not have to be set too high. It is a medical tool, and doctors will naturally adjust at any time according to the patient's disease.

Now major hospitals are also undergoing intelligent transformation. Medical artificial intelligence has been introduced, and artificial intelligence is used to assist judgment. I don't think any iron man dares to take the initiative.

Even if a patient with a mental disorder needs to change his kidney, our doctor must not perform surgery on him. "

[Zuan Zao, Department of Oncology, Xiangya Hospital]: "I think the medical process will be easier in the future. I personally have a very real experience. UU 看书 www.uukanshu.com

In the past, our oncology department encountered the most complicated conditions, especially in advanced patients, which was really the most difficult.

Doctors know that patients have little hope of rescue, and even if they survive for a short time, they still live with great pain.

After Xinghuo Technology listed cell missiles and other products, our work was completely relaxed. We just need to check which cancer the patient has, and then give him the appropriate medicine.

As science continues to advance, we must adapt to it.

In the era without advanced detection equipment, doctors could only rely on experience to diagnose diseases.

Now anyone who departs from advanced testing equipment and wants to diagnose diseases by their own experience will be despised by other colleagues.

I think in the near future, if someone abandons the use of artificial organs and other products and wants to transplant patients' organs to other patients, they will also be despised by patients and other colleagues.

Science and technology are constantly developing, and we must adapt to the development of science and technology. "