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Fang Ziye did not deliberately upgrade the debridement skill to level 6 during the live surgery broadcast; he had already upgraded it before that.

Fang Ziye's teacher had a vague guess about something, but couldn't confirm it, nor dared to confirm it.

At the national level, in China's orthopedics field, there are still a few people who possess such skill.

The level above 'national champion' has always existed only in rumors.

If we're talking about the field of surgical medicine, from the beginning of modern medicine in China to the present day, the only person whose surgical skills have truly reached a legendary level that surpasses even the best surgeons is probably Dr. Wu in hepatobiliary surgery.

Mr. Wu has a very rich resume.

As one of the main founders of hepatobiliary surgery in China.

In the 50s, Mr. Wu was the first to propose a new understanding of the five lobes and four segments of the liver anatomy in Chinese people; in the 60s, he pioneered the intermittent portal vein occlusion liver resection method at room temperature and was the first to break through the forbidden zone of surgery on the middle lobe of the human liver.

In the 70s, a complete early diagnosis and treatment system for hepatic cavernous hemangioma and small hepatocellular carcinoma was established, and hepatic artery ligation and hepatic artery embolization were applied relatively early to treat intermediate and advanced hepatocellular carcinoma.
In the 80s, techniques for bloodless liver resection at room temperature, resection of recurrent liver cancer, and stage II surgery for liver cancer were established.
In the 90s, significant progress was made in gene immunotherapy for mid-to-late stage liver cancer, liver cancer vaccines, and liver transplantation, and laparoscopic liver resection and hepatic artery ligation were first performed.

The above only covers research and development on the treatment of specific diseases!

Many people in the industry have discussed why Wu Lao's life was so "elegant" and shocked the world. The final conclusion is that his basic skills were good enough to stand out from many "national masters" and become a separate group.

Of course, Professor Wu may not be the only one in China with such a level of skill; other professors may have also reached this level, but it has not been demonstrated to the public...

"How can this be?"

"How can someone's basic skills be so poor?"

"Professor Fang's procedure and the debridement technique he shared with us seem completely different. What's going on?"

"No, no, no, this isn't right!"

"..."

The scene immediately erupted in an uproar.

Shock mixed with doubt, and rational, frantic murmurs.

The cacophony of voices created a scene reminiscent of a bustling market.

Even if hundreds of people are whispering, the combined sound of their voices is still quite loud.

The location for the live surgery broadcast is, of course, the operating room, and the viewing location is, of course, the academic lecture hall of the School of Basic Medical Sciences and the conference hall of the Wanda Hotel!
Because of the considerable distance, the host, Duan Hong, took the initiative to close the one-way communication channel between the venue and the operating room before picking up another microphone and saying:

"Professors, please remain quiet and speak in an orderly manner."

Duan Hong had no idea when Fang Ziye's debridement skills had reached this level, so he was filled with shock at this moment!
While people with national-level skills are rare, there are a few in every sub-specialty and every era.

Over the course of six or seven decades of development in orthopedics in China, a number of senior professors who can be considered "national masters" have emerged, numbering at least seventy or eighty, if not one or two hundred.

After all, so many years have passed!
However, over such a long period of time, if anyone has truly surpassed the 'national champion' level and reached a higher level, no one has done so yet.

Even in earlier years, those renowned professors from military hospitals, giants in trauma surgery, said that they had only come very close, but had not reached that level!
Although Duan Hong's words drowned out some people's voices, they did not stop. Some people were still whispering to each other and expressing their inner feelings.

Seeing this, Duan Hong added, "Professors, please be quiet for a moment. Let's speak in an orderly manner, okay?"

"I have temporarily shut down the communication channel between the venue and the operating room, but the sound system in the venue is still working."

"Furthermore, the professors in the second venue can also speak freely," Duan Hongdao said.

As Duan Hong's voice faded, the scene gradually returned to calm. However, many people's expressions revealed that he had ten thousand words to say.

They have a very strong urge to express themselves; they can't hold it in!
Professor Tang Fupei also saw this clearly. He took a microphone, stood up, and faced the crowd, saying, "Professors, please keep quiet. I know that you all have many questions, just like me."

"But we are all surgeons, and we are all qualified surgeons. We should know that during the operation, the surgeon's work should not be disturbed!"

"These are the rules of the operating room, and they're what we most hope others will do when we're the surgeons. Put yourself in others' shoes!"

After saying this, Tang Fupei continued, "Thank you, Professor Duan Hong, for closing the one-way communication between the conference room and the operating room. I have another suggestion: let's work together to summarize the questions we are most curious about and have the most pressing concerns."

"We will give a unified response when Professor Fang, who is in charge of the surgery, is available to speak and answer."

"The live surgical demonstration started with a very serious surgery, and only then did the footage become the teaching material!"

"Let me first raise a few questions for your reference, and then we can fill in any gaps in our understanding, shall we?"

The basic skills are very simple operations such as debridement and incision.

All surgical procedures are detached from such basic skills, yet they deviate from the most fundamental basic skills.

The depth of one's basic skills is the most fundamental source of confidence.

If basic skills are the most primitive general equivalent, then specialized basic techniques are what you buy, and specialized surgeries are the 'value' you own, such as real estate.

However, when it really matters, whether the "antiques," real estate, stocks, etc., you buy have value depends on the specific circumstances.

Even with gold, its value depends on how well people recognize it.

However, the eternal general equivalent is just a concept, a general equivalent recognized in any era, and not limited to gold.

That's what basic skills are all about.

A doctor who only possesses basic skills may not be as effective as a doctor with specialized skills in treating certain specific diseases.

However, doctors with strong basic skills have a higher tolerance for error in treating any disease and greater confidence in handling any disease than doctors with specialized skills.

Tang Fupei was somewhat horrified.

In fact, Fang Ziye's demonstration of basic skills during the theoretical seminar in the morning had already amazed him.

Despite his young age, Fang Ziye's operational skills are in no way inferior to his peak years.

Remember, this refers to Tang Fupei at his peak, not the Tang Fupei of today.

However, the live surgery broadcast in the afternoon did not amaze him, but frightened him!

Fang Ziye's skill level at this moment is indescribable, hard to describe, and unfathomable. However, once one gains a certain understanding, it becomes clear that the wounds he creates are excellent, practically perfect.

Upon hearing Tang Fupei's suggestion and seeing that everyone's attention was gradually shifting to Tang Fupei, Duan Hong said, "Director Tang, please speak, we'll take notes."

Tang Fupei took two deep breaths and said, "The first question is one I raised personally. It's inappropriate, doesn't need an answer, and is purely a gossip question."

"Professor Fang Ziye, how on earth did you manage to hone your fundamental skills to such an extent?!"

"Let me emphasize again, this is purely gossip, I'm not asking for an answer, so Professor Fang Ziye doesn't have to answer it."

Upon hearing this, Professor Yu Bing, who was standing next to Tang Fupei, also spoke up without using a microphone: "Director Tang, I believe that at least three hundred professors, at least this many people, are equally curious and gossipy about this issue."

Count me in!

Tang Fupei is the current chairman of the Trauma Surgery Branch of the Chinese Medical Association, and Yu Bing is the chairman-elect. He will be the next chairman!
Of course everyone is curious, but the answer isn't important.

If Fang Ziye could explain and point out a path for them, so that future generations could also rise to the top, that would be a great deed.

However, sometimes, the things that are innate are hard to describe in words.

If someone asks why Professor Tang Fupei is not yet an academician, how should we answer that question?
If anyone still asks why professors who were contemporaries of Professor Tang Fupei did not achieve the same level of success as him, is it because they were not hardworking enough?
This question, too, has no answer!
Duan Hong tapped his double chin and chuckled, "Then count me in too. Let's mark this problem first."

Professor Tang Fupei continued, "The second question is also the last question I will ask."

"I'm curious, can this level of basic skill handle all types of cases in trauma surgery? And can its treatment be more effective than general specialist procedures?!"

What does this mean?

In other words, for example, marksmanship!

The most basic marksmanship a person can have is blind aiming.

In reality, the enhanced version is the sniper.

Generally speaking, snipers will carry scopes.

How much difference is there in accuracy between blind aiming and using a scope? Is it possible for blind aiming techniques to become as effective as using a scope once they are more advanced?

This is a difficult question to answer, because it's only after you've achieved an incredible level of blind aiming that you can make a side-by-side comparison.

This is just an analogy!
“That’s a very good question!” Professor Zhang Ying nodded.

"What do you all think about this issue?" Duan Hong asked the others in the audience.

No one answered; they all smiled and nodded.

Even if Tang Fupei's problem is bad, we have to say it's good. After all, it's just one problem.

"Since everyone..." Duan Hong was about to gather more questions when his voice was interrupted.

Fang Ziye's voice came from inside the operating room: "Teachers in the conference hall, can you hear me?"

Upon hearing this, Duan Hong immediately replied, "Yes, yes, Professor Fang, please go ahead!"

The room fell silent, everyone wanting to hear what Fang Ziye had to say.

However, after ten seconds, Fang Ziye continued operating, still whispering, "Teachers in the venue, can you hear me?"

"You forgot to turn on the sound," Professor Qi Qiaowen reminded Duan Hong.

Duan Hong then remembered that the one-way communication with the operating room had been cut off, and quickly asked the staff to turn it back on.

Duan Hong replied, "Ziye, you can hear us in the meeting room!"

Fang Ziye whispered to his assistant across from him, widening the field of vision further: "Teacher, this patient has a typical case of severe injury to the lower part of the lower leg. After cleaning the wound, we found that the patient's tibia and fibula have been crushed into powder..."

"The supporting structures of the foot, such as the talus and cuboid bones, have also collapsed!"

"At the same time, as everyone can see, the soft tissue on the fibular side of the patient is severely ischemic, and the muscle and fat tissues are almost burst open."

“At this point, according to the traditional concept of debridement, these organizations would definitely have to be eliminated.”

"But in our early stages..."

"Zoom the camera in a little closer," Fang Ziye instructed the staff member in charge of the live broadcast camera in the operating room.

As the field of vision gradually zoomed in, all the images focused on the surgical field. Fang Ziye held tweezers in his left hand and hemostats in his right, carefully locating a severed nutrient vessel.

Then he said, "Based on our experience, this should be an unnamed perforating nutrient artery, so we will perform revascularization next."

"If local blood supply can be restored through revascularization, we will preserve these soft tissues as much as possible in preparation for the second-stage functional reconstruction surgery."

"This patient's injury condition makes it impossible to perform limb-sparing surgery and functional reconstruction surgery at the same time because the injury is too severe and the supporting structure is insufficient."

"In limb-sparing surgery for severe injuries, our procedure should also begin with debridement and wound care, followed by appropriate hemostasis during the debridement process."

"There is one thing to note here: we cannot completely stop the bleeding, because we must clearly identify which areas have blood supply and which areas do not!"

Fang Ziye continued, "Next, I will demonstrate vascular suturing and revascularization techniques. Teachers, please focus on the recovery of blood flow."

The entire scene was silent!

The principle that Fang Ziye is talking about is actually very simple: it's about promoting blood circulation without blood flow. But the difficulty lies in how to ensure smooth blood flow.

You may have doubts, but this is not the time to ask!
Fang Ziye knew that the operation would cover part of the live stream's surgical field, so he didn't waste time in the process.

Instead, a swift and delicate technique was used, based on vascular suturing, to connect the nourishing artery to the loosened artery.

Because the artery was released from its clamping position, a large amount of blood flowed out from the distal end of the artery, obscuring the surgical field.

However, Fang Ziye did not stop the bleeding. Instead, he showed everyone the blood supply to the two muscles near the fibula after the reconstruction.

"This is the abductor hallucis longus, and this is the extensor digitorum longus. After the blood supply reconstruction we just completed, we can see that the general network of the nourishing arterial layer inside the two muscles that were crushed is still intact."

"In other words, under the protection of muscle and soft tissue, some of the inner nutrient blood vessels may be more resistant to crushing than we expected!"

"With proper blood supply, we can still preserve these two muscle tissues even if they are on the verge of necrosis."

"It has only been a little over two hours since this patient was injured. We can rest assured and leave the functional recovery to our bodies!"

"Clap clap clap clap clap!~"

"Clap clap clap."

After listening, everyone was speechless and could only respond to Fang Ziye's performance and explanation with applause.

Live surgery is a very intuitive way to demonstrate procedures. It is real-time, and there is virtually no delay in the broadcast. Viewers and surgeons can see the patient's treatment process almost simultaneously.

The changes in blood supply to the two muscles before and after revascularization are very obvious.

This combination of techniques is actually a combination of blood circulation reconstruction and debridement, which redefines debridement and re-evaluates its depth and breadth.

Fang Ziye then began to stop the bleeding, saying, "Throughout the entire debridement process, we still adhere to the basic debridement principle: stop the bleeding first!"

"However, we may need to be more patient during the hemostasis process and avoid mechanically stopping the bleeding. I believe our trauma surgery teachers have a lot of experience in this regard, so I won't go into too much detail."

"Next, we will attempt to perform local thrombolysis to restore blood flow to the bone ends. This is a common procedure in trauma surgery, and I won't go into too much detail. I hope the teachers can provide feedback on the procedure..."

Fang Ziye didn't ramble on, but he did explain what he was doing, what his next step was, and why he was doing it this way.

Since Fang Ziye said that the next step would be relatively conventional, it proves that Fang Ziye is very confident in the next step.

Taking this opportunity, Professor Duan Hong asked, "Professor Fang, we have summarized a question on the spot and would like to ask you for advice."

"Is the basic skill of debridement comparable to a specialist procedure once one has reached a certain level of proficiency?"

"Is it possible to not adapt to local conditions?"

Debridement is the most basic procedure, and specialized basic procedures are variations of debridement adapted to local conditions!
Duan Hong's description was quite accurate, clearly conveying Professor Tang Fupei's previous meaning to Fang Ziye.

Upon hearing this, Fang Ziye cautiously replied, "Professor Duan, replacing specialized procedures with basic debridement techniques has some merit, but it can only guarantee the median and lower limit."

"The upper limit is still very limited!"

Fang Ziye's reply was very clear and without any hesitation.

Upon hearing this, everyone sighed softly, feeling deeply regretful.

If Fang Ziye has demonstrated that basic wound cleaning techniques can replace everything, then everyone will have a shortcut to improve their strength.

You'll get the hang of it if you practice debridement techniques.

Unfortunately, basic debridement techniques may be like simple, ordinary equivalents such as sweet potatoes and rice. They will always have value and can feed people, but their value is quite limited.

Basic wound cleaning techniques are everyone's last resort and an essential skill for anyone venturing into new territory, but they are not a skill that can be mastered once and for all.

Specialized skills still require practice. "Thank you, Professor Fang!"

"It seems that basic debridement techniques can only be used to expand their application, and their main scope of application is still the most basic emergency room," Duan Hong sighed softly.

Fang Ziye did not reply further, but instead carried out his operations methodically.

The explanation of a live surgery should be focused; it's not about explaining every single detail of your procedure, as that would waste too much time.

After about ten minutes, Fang Ziye spoke again: "Dear teachers, I would like to offer you a rather ingenious suggestion!"

“We all know that it is very difficult to reconstruct a fracture when it is shattered to this extent, but we still have a solution.”

"The combination of manual reduction and lever reduction is very suitable for this reconstruction process. Of course, we still need to use the titanium mesh instrument to provide an exogenous scaffold for the smoothness of the bone."

After Fang Ziye finished speaking, he once again demonstrated his 'national master' level reduction technique, instantly transforming the broken bone fragments from a messy state into a three-dimensional and neat one.

Duan Hong and the others had all seen this move before, so they didn't react much.

However, for Tang Fupei and others, Fang Ziye's level of skill was in no way inferior to their previous basic debridement techniques.

Manual reduction is a basic procedure in trauma surgery, but it is not as important as the two simple basic skills of debridement and hemostasis.

However, its recognized upper limit in China is the "entering the inner sanctum" level, which many professors have studied and mastered.

But to reach Fang Ziye's level is something almost no one can achieve!
"Eh!~" Tang Fupei and the others uttered monosyllabic words.

However, Fang Ziye still did not offer any further explanation.

There are no shortcuts involved; it's simply the application of manual repositioning techniques, differing only in the level of proficiency in the operation.

However, even though Fang Ziye didn't explain, some people still asked.

"Professor Fang, your manual reduction technique is quite extraordinary! It seems you've prepared a lot of resources for limb-sparing techniques for severe injuries!" The speaker was a middle-aged man sitting in the middle row.

After he finished speaking, he deliberately stood up and continued, "I'm from a Traditional Chinese Medicine hospital. Our hospital attaches great importance to manual reduction treatment of fractures. I wonder if Dr. Fang's manual reduction technique is a family tradition or something he created himself?"

As soon as the speaker stood up and began to speak, someone passed the microphone to him, and then many eyes turned to him.

Upon hearing this, Fang Ziye's heart tightened slightly, and he cautiously replied, "I benefited from the teachings of a teacher, but that teacher instructed me not to reveal his name!"

Fang Ziye didn't blurt out the name of the old Chinese medicine doctor Chen on a whim.

As Dr. Chen once said, he offended too many people in his life, including but not limited to those in the field of traditional Chinese medicine. Fang Ziye should never say that he has too much to do with him.

Duan Hong had reminded him countless times, so Fang Ziye naturally dared not say anything more.

"I see!~"

"I hope that after this live surgery broadcast ends, I will have the opportunity to communicate more with Professor Fang!" The middle-aged man didn't say much more before sitting down.

Manual reduction is a procedure that has always been overlooked by modern medicine.

Because the upper limit of manual reduction is not as high as that of surgical treatment, most doctors now choose surgical methods to treat fractures.

Fang Ziye replied, "If there is an opportunity, I look forward to communicating with you, teacher."

For a technology to break through its limits, sometimes simply adding points is not enough; certain triggering conditions are also required.

Such triggering conditions might be an improvement in one's skill proficiency, or it might be communication with others. Fang Ziye doesn't mind taking his manual repositioning technique to the next level.

There are many skills but not too much!

Although the current manual reduction technique is more than enough, no one would refute Fang Ziye's claim that he is the best in China. However, after obtaining the level 6 skill, Fang Ziye is even more eager to upgrade all his skills to level 6 so that he can be more proficient in clinical operations!

……

Fang Ziye had just gone through the procedures and key techniques of limb-sparing surgery for severe injuries in the morning, and then conducted a live surgical demonstration in the afternoon.

Although many people are still unfamiliar with the operational details of Fangziye, they have a general understanding of the overall structure.

Just like solving math problems, even if someone who doesn't know the answer can only give a solution, after finishing high school and seeing the proof process of top students, you can roughly understand what they are doing. The overall structure of the teacher's demonstration is still clear.

Otherwise, how could there be a saying that you can learn it at first glance but fail when you try to do it?
Therefore, not many problems remained during the surgical procedure.

On the contrary, with the operation of Fang Ziye's team, the damaged surgical field became clearer and the surgical field became cleaner!

It was as if a delightful performance was being presented to everyone.

Watching Fang Ziye demonstrate the damage step by step, seeing the changes before and after, is far more impactful than watching previously recorded videos!

It is also more convincing.

Fang Ziye's actions did not deviate from the theoretical framework and operational structure he provided.

There's no such thing as an incomprehensible category of operation; it's just that different operations have different levels of proficiency, which is a matter of personal skill.

Time slowly passed, and at 16:48, Fang Ziye stood up straight in the live broadcast and gestured to the staff in charge of controlling the cameras to move the camera's field of view left and right.

He then added and explained from outside the field of vision: "As you can see, this is a standard limb-sparing surgery for severe injuries."

"Based on the indicators of successful limb-sparing surgery that we discussed this morning, let's look for and explore them one by one!"

"First, the collapsed bone plane has been reshaped using external fixation, internal fixation, and titanium mesh fixation methods!"

"Secondly, the blood supply to all soft tissues has returned to normal, which we have clearly demonstrated during the surgery."

"Thirdly, the patient's skin defects will not be treated in the first stage, but the edges of the necrotic skin are already very smooth."

"Skin defects and some soft tissue defects are no problem at all, thanks to the development and pioneering work of many predecessors and teachers in our hand surgery."

"Therefore, as long as our trauma surgery teachers have carried the surgery to this stage, our hand surgery teachers are fully capable of smoothing out the patient's skin and soft tissue defects with exquisite techniques."

"Of course, I also believe that in the future, hand surgeons, or trauma surgeons like us, will be more inclined to integrate limb-sparing surgery with functional reconstruction!"

……

"Dear teachers, my operation is now complete. The next steps involve some finishing touches, such as the placement of the VAC negative pressure suction device. Our team will not presume to teach you anything beyond that."

"The entire surgical procedure was recorded. If any of you teachers are interested in any particular part, we can discuss it together!"

"I will step down from the stage first, then find a suitable place to record the video, and play it while communicating with the teachers. I also look forward to your corrections!" Fang Ziye said, already taking off his sterile surgical gown.

Removing a sterile surgical gown is not the same as taking off clothes, so there's no need to avoid suspicion; you can still be openly and confidently in the live broadcast.

After Fang Ziye finished speaking, Duan Hong stood up again. Before he could say anything about applause, the people below very politely started clapping!
Regardless of whether this was a teaching surgery or not, it was a very high-quality limb-sparing surgery, one of the top surgical techniques in China, and there is no room for argument about that.

Surgery reveres technique; once technique reaches a certain level, it becomes the "way" in a short time!
Duan Hong then stood up and joined everyone in clapping.

The thunderous applause gradually faded away.

Duan Hongdao said, "Now, I would like to use a special privilege. I would like to ask Professor Fang a question first. Could the other teachers please give me this opportunity?"

"After all, we've been sitting up there for quite a while!"

"Professor Duan, the microphone is in your hand. Do you think you can stop me from asking others questions?" An elderly man in the front row rolled his eyes and said.

"Professor Fang, my question may be a bit off-topic and not part of today's discussion. However, I hope that it can serve as a starting point to encourage more colleagues to join in the discussion!"

"My question is, Professor Fang, the depth of your basic skills is now astounding. I wonder if your future plans are to continue improving the treatment of traumatic injuries, or to develop treatments for new diseases?"

"My personal suggestion is the latter!" Duan Hong's voice was very decisive.

However, after Duan Hong finished speaking, he added, "The above are just my humble opinions; Professor Fang may consider them at his own discretion."

However, this topic immediately ignited the passion of the audience.

Upon hearing this, Professor Tang Fupei said, "Professor Duan, this is not a shallow view."

"Today, there are still so many diseases and directions for our trauma surgery to explore. Without Professor Fang's involvement, these unknown territories would seem far too lonely!"

"To put it simply, minimally invasive internal fixation for fractures is currently limited to specific fracture types. Most internal fixation procedures are traditional open fracture reduction and internal fixation."

"But in fact, both intramedullary nailing and plate and screw fixation will cause significant secondary trauma to patients and prolong the postoperative recovery period."

"The remaining scar tissue can also affect the patient's normal life."

Tang Fupei was probably getting carried away with his talk, so he didn't hold back his guidance to Fang Ziye and continued, "For example, Dr. Fang has now achieved such mastery in limb salvage and functional reconstruction surgery for severe injuries."

"So, following Professor Fang's current exploration, if we can go a step further, we could explore upper limb functional reconstruction surgery, or functional reconstruction surgery for paralyzed patients after spinal cord injury."

"Even further, we could establish a conceptual model integrating orthopedic function!"

"This will benefit all trauma surgery patients for at least hundreds of years!!"

"In addition, thanks to the optimization of diagnostic and treatment technologies, many patients with bone tumors have large bone defects, and bone defects caused by bone resorption due to severe aging are areas that we trauma surgeons should research."

"Of course, if Professor Fang is willing, he can also come to our hospital to explore other areas, such as discussing first aid techniques at disaster sites and trauma management for large numbers of injured patients in battlefield simulations!"

Tang Fupei's words all point to the most popular research directions in trauma surgery today, and also to the major directions that are currently stagnating.

However, these cutting-edge studies, like damage, have been stuck in a plateau for many years. Countless experts and professors have racked their brains and devoted a lot of time and effort to them, but progress has been slow.

The country has spent hundreds of millions or even billions of yuan on research in each direction, but has yet to obtain results.

China is quite wealthy now, and it provides substantial support for scientific research.

From mega-projects to key projects, and then to national natural science projects, etc...

As Professor Tang Fupei spoke, Fang Ziye listened attentively, feeling deeply moved and touched.
Tang Fupei could have chosen not to mention these things, as he had no teaching obligation to Fang Ziye.

No one is anyone's teacher, and Fang Ziye is not his student. The guidance he gave to Fang Ziye was a favor.

Moreover, even if Fang Ziye wanted to find the research topics for these cutting-edge directions, it would probably take him a long time.

Because apart from top-tier teams, no one will deliberately search for the pinnacle of every direction or which direction to break through!

As Fang Ziye washed his hands, he said, "Professor Tang, thank you for your guidance!"

"Personally, I still think that we should take things one step at a time, and eat our meals slowly."

"What you said will definitely be my future direction, but in the short term, or in the next year or two, my main research focus will still be on the projects that my research group has not yet completed or concluded."

"Our energy is limited, and we don't have much time, so we have to make some choices..."

As Fang Ziye was wiping his hands, he felt his phone vibrate, but he ignored it and continued wiping his hands.

"Of course, seeing things through to the end is the most important thing."

"Currently, there are limb-sparing surgeries and functional reconstruction surgeries for severe injuries. Perhaps Professor Fang, you will need to take on the responsibility of teaching these two types of patients first, so that a group of professors can maturely take over the treatment of these two types of diseases."

"And only when you have a large enough team to undertake further optimization and research and development can you change direction again, Professor Fang."

"Otherwise, Dr. Fang, all your skills would be wasted."

"Isn't that right, everyone?" Professor Tang Fupei's carefree voice filled the room, and he spared no praise for Fang Ziye.

"That's right, Professor Fang's lecture and live broadcast time today were too short. It's already lunchtime, and he still seems to want more!" said Professor Zhang Yue from West China Hospital.

His voice didn't go directly through the microphone, but the reverberation spread through it, enough to reach everyone's ears.

Professor Zhang Yue was in the second venue; he was not among the first to arrive at the academic lecture hall of the School of Basic Medical Sciences.

It wasn't that Professor Zhang Yue wasn't qualified, but rather that he felt he had already had a close discussion with Fang Ziye for the first time, so he didn't want to waste resources again.

Fang Ziye was about to reply when he suddenly noticed that his phone was vibrating again.

In the video footage, Fang Ziye had to reach out to grab it.

Then, on Fang Ziye's phone screen, there were two missed calls and one missed WeChat message.

The phone screen displayed the words "Master Yuan Weihong" as the sender of the letter.

Upon seeing this, the staff in charge of the live broadcast quickly raised the camera, as the content of the phone call involved personal privacy.

However, in just a few seconds of staring at the phone screen, one was able to read Yuan Weihong's WeChat messages.

"Several professors from the Mayo Clinic suddenly went crazy today, saying they want to come with me to Wuhan, China, to participate in your seminar!~"

That's very impolite!
It's obvious that Yuan Weihong wasn't acting. If he were, he would never dare to say the words "the professors at the Mayo Clinic are crazy"!

Therefore, all of this was a genuine accident.

After reading the message, Fang Ziye looked up and said softly to the staff, "Could you please turn off the live stream video and sound?"

"Yes, Teacher Fang..."

Then, at the venue, the live broadcast ended immediately!

However, as the live stream ended, the meeting room fell silent.

In the two meeting rooms where hundreds of people gathered, not a single person uttered a sound!

The silence was not broken quickly; instead, it deepened.

Many people had already begun to sweat on their backs, and the sweat beads gradually disappeared after a while.

After all, it hasn't actually happened yet.

After all, it's only a possibility—

This is what actually happened in China back then, and it can be summarized as follows—

For ten years, no one in China knew about him; but once he went abroad, the world knew of him!

This is a disgrace to academia.

It turns out that only by going abroad can a respectable academic in China have the opportunity to make a name for themselves, gain recognition, and prove their true research capabilities.

What is this concept?

This is corruption falling from above! This is academic cliques in power!
It's easy to imagine what would have happened if Fang Ziye's extraordinary qualities hadn't been discovered in advance, leading to the early organization of this seminar.

At that time, everyone will find out from the international academic conference!

Oh, so this is the most awesome surgery being performed in China?
Once this fact is confirmed, the domestic academic community will inevitably be hit by another 'nuclear bomb'!
Three minutes later, Fang Ziye's image still hadn't appeared.

The silence in the meeting room was broken when Duan Hong, raising his voice and forcing himself to speak first!

(End of this chapter)