Chinese medicine: from rural hospitals to top three hospitals in Kyoto

“Incredible… Really incredible!”

Professor Sakata Masakazu murmured, clapping his hands vigorously, and looked at Chen Yang and Qu Haoran with a look filled with pure admiration. "Chen Yangjun, Qu Sang, you have completed a battle worthy of being recorded in the annals of medical history!"

Shinji Ono stood behind the crowd, his expression changing constantly.

After the initial shock and disbelief, there was a complex feeling of dejection.

His carefully planned "difficulties" not only failed to stump the other party, but instead became the best stage for the other party to show his terrifying strength.

At this moment, Ono Shinji had to admit that in front of Chen Yang and his team, the Tokyo Metropolitan Central Hospital, and even the top forces in the relevant fields of the entire R country, seemed to pale in comparison.

Shinji Ono never expected that Chen Yang's team was so strong.

After recovering, Ichiro Yamamoto's face was beaming with pride.

He came close to Chen Yang, speaking incoherently with excitement: "Mr. Chen, I knew it, I knew you could do it! This is simply a miracle! Many experts in our R country dare not touch this case..."

Chen Yang still looked calm and composed, as if he had just completed two ordinary operations.

"Director Qu, thank you for your hard work." Chen Yang said to Qu Haoran with a smile.

Only then did Qu Haoran truly feel the heaviness of the lead vest and the extreme mental fatigue, but his eyes gleamed with excitement: "Director Chen, following you to perform surgery is worth it no matter how tiring it is!"

This battle brought his admiration for Chen Yang to its peak, and also filled him with infinite longing for his future path.

Ayako Ishikawa was safely sent back to the ICU, and the focus of the case was once again handed over to Wen Haodong and Xun Jiahong.

The magical effect of traditional Chinese medicine in postoperative recovery has begun to be fully demonstrated.

Xun Jiahong carefully adjusted the prescription based on Ayako's pathogenesis of "just recovering from a serious illness, qi and blood deficiency, and unclear blood stasis and toxins."

It mainly uses astragalus, codonopsis, angelica and other herbs to replenish vital energy, nourish blood and promote blood circulation, supplemented by salvia miltiorrhiza, leech and other herbs to remove blood stasis and dredge meridians, while also taking into account the strengthening of the spleen and stomach to protect the acquired foundation.

Wen Haodong performed acupuncture, selecting strong acupoints such as Zusanli, Qihai, and Guanyuan, and using tonic techniques such as burning mountain fire to stimulate the patient's own yang energy; at the same time, he combined scalp acupuncture, ear acupuncture, etc. to regulate the function of the nervous system, promote consciousness recovery and nerve function repair.

Under the dual effects of traditional Chinese medicine and acupuncture, Ayako Ishikawa's recovery speed left all the medical staff in Country R dumbfounded.

On the second day after the operation, the patient was able to open his eyes and had weak gaze following.

On the third day, he was able to sit up briefly with assistance. A week later, he was able to communicate with simple words, although his voice was weak, but his thinking was clear.

Under ultrasound monitoring, the patient's originally hideously twisted and deformed blood vessels seemed to show a trend of "calming down", and the abnormal pulsation weakened.

This immediate effect once again overturned the R country doctors' understanding of traditional Chinese medicine.

Some experts who were originally skeptical or even prejudiced against traditional Chinese medicine could not help but ask Wen Haodong and Xun Jiahong about the principles behind it.

Wen Haodong calmed down this time and spoke eloquently, "Traditional Chinese Medicine emphasizes a holistic approach, unlike Western medicine, which focuses solely on the underlying cause. Miss Ayako's systemic vascular malformations are, in Traditional Chinese Medicine, a sign of severe disruptions in the flow of Qi and blood, with blood stasis and obstruction being the core cause."

"We used medication and acupuncture with the goal of opening up her meridians and supporting her vital energy. When vital energy is within, evil cannot prevail. Only when the body's own functions are restored can it better fight the disease and lay the foundation for possible subsequent treatment."

Wen Haodong's explanation was easy to understand and combined with modern medical theories. The experts from Country R nodded frequently and gained a more intuitive and profound understanding of the profoundness of Chinese medicine.

Before I knew it, my second brother was pretending to be a bitch again.

Almost the day after surgery.

The news that Chen Yang's team successfully treated the "ghost" case Ayako Ishikawa spread rapidly through various channels like a super storm sweeping the global medical community.

Top international authoritative journals such as the New England Journal of Medicine, The Lancet, and the Journal of the American Medical Association reported this incident at the fastest speed.

We also contacted Chen Yang's team, hoping to obtain a detailed case report and surgical video of this breakthrough treatment, preparing to publish it as a major feature.

Although Country R has retained the surgical images, Chen Yang will definitely make a copy, and whether it can be released to the public must be approved by Chen Yang.

The heads of world-class medical institutions such as Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, and Johns Hopkins Hospital, or chiefs in related fields, personally called or emailed Chen Yang to express their admiration and congratulations.

In the international medical circle, the name Chen Yang is no longer just an expert in a certain field, but has become a symbol - a symbol of infinite possibilities, a symbol of the pinnacle of technology, and a symbol of the innovative spirit that breaks down disciplinary barriers.

The official website and consultation phone number of Kyoto International Medical Center are almost overwhelmed by visit requests and patient inquiries from all over the world.

The whole country of China is excited.

The mainstream media reported extensively on the brilliant results of this trip to Country R, ​​praising Chen Yang and his team as "medical heroes who brought glory to the country" and "the banner of Chinese medicine going global."

"Dr. Chen has completely established his position in the international medical community this time."

Doctors in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Shanzhou Medical University Affiliated Hospital were all talking about this happily.

"Doctor Li, will you participate in this year's 'Yangshen Cup' Xinglin Competition?" someone asked Li Haofei.

"Doctor Li will definitely participate."

Before Li Haofei could speak, someone said, "Doctor Li is Doctor Chen's apprentice, how could he not participate?"

"Yes, I'll participate." Li Haofei nodded.

Although everyone around seemed to be chatting happily, Li Haofei was in a state of panic.

This year's National Xinglin Competition is named "Yangshen Cup". Li Haofei, Chen Yang's apprentice, must participate. It is precisely because he is Chen Yang's apprentice that he must achieve a good ranking.

Not to mention winning the championship, at least we have to get into the top ten, right?

However, Li Haofei also knew that it would be difficult for him to enter the top ten at his current level. There was no age limit for participants in this Xinglin Competition. Although because the competition was named "Yangshen Cup", there would inevitably be some old seniors who would disdain or refuse to participate.

But even so, there will definitely be many masters.

At least Xun Jiahong, Liu Xi and others are all of very high level.

As the master achieved more and more achievements, his disciple Li Haofei naturally attracted more and more attention. Now, everyone in the Affiliated Hospital of Shanzhou Medical University and even other tertiary hospitals knew that Li Haofei was Chen Yang's disciple.

As an apprentice, you must bring honor to your master.