Chapter 770

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Protagonist:

Fang Ziye

February 2nd, the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, sunny weather.

In a certain small group chat.

Respiratory Medicine Tan Yuan: "@Critical Care Medicine Department Liang Yaoyuan: Professor Liang, the news has been confirmed. Our hospital's Orthopedics Professor Fang's article has been published. It's the first clinical trial original article published in CAA."

"It's already published online! ~"

"Brother Liang, send a message to ask Professor Fang when he's free? Professor Fang has been back at the hospital for half a year now, and he quietly pulled off such a big thing."

"I sent him a message but no response. Is it because I'm new here…"

This is a small group temporarily formed last night. It's a "Lecturer Team" privately pulled together by the outstanding young research talents of Zhongnan Hospital!

Rheumatology and Immunology Xie Xiao: "I also made an appointment with Professor Fang's time, but Professor Fang hasn't replied for the moment either."

Respiratory Medicine Tan Yuan: "Sister Xiao, Professor Fang didn't reply to your message either? That's a bit outrageous."

"Admittedly Professor Fang has published quite a few articles in recent years, but Sister Xiao, you're the one closest to Professor Fang in level… And this is still during the winter break… He wasn't free last night, but he should have time today, right? It's already afternoon now."

Critical Care Medicine Dou Yueyue: "Professor Liang is on duty today. He's probably busy and has no time to come out."

"@Respiratory Medicine Tan Yuan: No need to be anxious. It's only the 2nd now. There are still several days of vacation. Even if we want to invite Professor Fang to share experience, we have to wait until after the workdays resume."

"To publish this kind of article, Professor Fang's team must be exhausted enough recently. Now that they've finally gotten a breather, it's entirely possible they've directly turned off their work phones."

"Last year I met Professor Fang a few times. He didn't strike me as an extremely arrogant person……"

Dou Yueyue and Tan Yuan, both of them only 'ascended' into the lecturer group last year as the younger generation. Their ages might be similar to Fang Ziye's, but in terms of seniority, they still fall short.

While Dou Yueyue and Tan Yuan were chatting like this in the group, Nuclear Medicine's Long Chaofei suddenly surfaced from lurking: "Holy crap, major news, major news. I just asked a senior to inquire about Professor Fang's situation and got ruthlessly dissed."

"@Critical Care Medicine Liang Yaoyuan, @Rheumatology and Immunology Xie Xiao: Professor Liang, Professor Xie, don't disturb Professor Fang recently. Professor Fang definitely won't be able to squeeze out a schedule."

"Absolutely reliable news — Dean Wang is even preparing to assign research projects to Fang Ziye with assistants on standby 24/7."

"On standby 24/7!"

Respiratory Medicine Tan Yuan: "???"

Critical Care Medicine Dou Yueyue: "???"

Rheumatology and Immunology's Xie Xiao added a line of text: "Exaggerated, right……"

Although those pulled into the small group are all young research aces, compared to the resume of a mature professor like Professor Wang Xinghuan, they're still slightly inferior. After all, their ages differ.

Professor Wang Xinghuan isn't just a professor. He's also a Distinguished Youth and Changjiang Scholar. His accumulation, seniority, technique, and social status are all slightly higher than Fang Ziye's.

Dean Wang Xinghuan, who led the Urology Department to become a National Key Specialty department — on standby 24/7?

Liang Yaoyuan, who had been silent, finally spoke: "Just now a patient's condition fluctuated a bit. I went over to check for a while."

"@Nuclear Medicine Long Chaofei, what exactly is the situation? Can you explain in detail?"

"If Professor Fang's matter is really that critical, then we shouldn't rashly disturb him."

Fang Ziye is also one of the young generation in Zhongnan Hospital, and certainly an extremely outstanding talent. He was pulled into the young research lecturer group long ago. It's just that no one disturbed him.

Now Fang Ziye has suddenly published a top-tier journal article. It's perfectly justified for everyone to ask Fang Ziye to come share some experience.

The essence of research is for exchange. Publishing one's discoveries via journals is a form of exchange. Sharing is also a kind of exchange — mutual communication, learning from each other's strengths.

But Long Chaofei, though young, wouldn't speak recklessly.

Dean Wang Xinghuan would be ready to assign assistants to Fang Ziye's research projects at any time. It's bound to be no small matter!

Long Chaofei replied: "Professor Liang, the specific matter I naturally didn't manage to inquire about. But I asked my uncle. I explained my intention in looking for Professor Fang, hoping my uncle could help… maybe arrange a meal together…"

"But my uncle said, tell me not to disturb Professor Fang recently. Otherwise, if Professor Fang gets angry, even he would be in big trouble."

"And also heard that Professor Fang started a surgery before but abandoned it halfway. Recently he's been doing research……"

Critical Care Medicine Liang Yaoyuan hit the key point: "Which professor in our hospital is your uncle?"

Long Chaofei was silent for a moment, then said: "It's Sports Medicine's Xue Xiang Professor. Everyone, big brothers and big sisters, please keep this secret for me for now."

"My uncle doesn't like me flashing his name around outside."

Long Chaofei had been in the group for a long time and never revealed this identity. It seems he really wouldn't speak recklessly unless it was a critical moment.

Critical Care Medicine Dou Yueyue replied: "Dr. Long, you're a second-gen too? When you take off in the future, leave me a leg hair……"

Xie Xiao: "Same here, no copy-paste needed."

Xie Xiao said again: "@Critical Care Medicine Dou Yueyue, Little Dou, speaking of which, is your takeoff speed even faster than Dr. Long's?"

Long Chaofei hurriedly said: "Sister Yue, don't mock me. I still need to disguise things at least a little. You don't even need to act……"

Although Dou Yueyue only just joined the group, everyone knows this person stands firm in her position — she'd even talk back to the Dean.

The key is, whether it's research foundation, research output, professional operations, or participation in professional-related projects, she's very substantial.

Although her age can't compare to professors and some excellent Associate Professors, she's in no way inferior to general senior attending physicians.

Even more key: Dou Yueyue is still young. The Critical Care Medicine Department Director is clearly cultivating her as a Director Seed……

Critical Care Medicine Dou Yueyue: "Studying medicine is already this exhausting. In clinical work I already act exhausted enough. If I have to act at other times too, I might as well go try my luck in Hengdian."

"Maybe my personality is impatient. I say whatever I have. Hope all you brothers and sisters don't mind."

"@Rheumatology and Immunology Xie Xiao: No way, Sister Xiao. You and Sister Jia are both my idols……"

Rheumatology and Immunology Xie Xiao: "If Duan Jia were still in school, on her resume she'd have a chance to rival those monsters in the Physics Department."

"Nature, still extremely extremely extremely extremely hard to publish……"

Duan Jia, graduated from Han City University's Pharmacology Department. After undergraduate graduation, she went to Eastern Han's Magic Capital Pharmaceutical Research Institute. She successively published in "Nature" and "Nature Neuroscience". This kind of resume directly supported her becoming a PhD Student Supervisor……

This achievement was completed around 2022!

Even at Han City University, teeming with talent, this was still unprecedented; there was a freak in the Physics Department who had long published top physics journals such as Nature Materials, Nature Communications, and PRL.

He was directly promoted out of turn to professor and doctoral supervisor, and that year he was only twenty-eight...

Long Chaofei joked: "So CAA is easier to publish in? So Professor Fang is old?"

Long Chaofei's one sentence directly silenced the small group for five minutes.

Seeing that no one spoke for five minutes, Long Chaofei hurriedly said: "Big brothers and big sisters, Little Brother was wrong..."

"What I mean is, Professor Fang is too awesome; Hua Guo's first CAA in the true sense, and it's not even a review article—the gold content is still too high!"

Rheumatology and Immunology's Xie Xiao: "Long Chaofei, you're very good at talking, but don't say things like that next time."

"If this gets screenshotted and spread, others will only misunderstand that I'm jealous of Professor Fang and over-interpret it..."

Xie Xiao's own resume, if released, could also crush a whole group of people.

JAMA main journal and Nature sub-journals still have very strong combat power in the medical field; if nothing unexpected happens, supporting Xie Xiao's dream of winning Distinguished Youth is no problem.

But compared to simply publishing papers in medical specialties in the comprehensive Nature main journal, Xie Xiao herself thinks that the journals Duan Jia published in are more difficult.

As for CAA?

The difficulty of publishing should be higher than Nature; otherwise, there wouldn't have been no independent team in the country able to successfully publish for so many years.

Plus a CAA first-authored clinical research project with originality—this kind of breakthrough goes without saying.

Respiratory Medicine's Tan Yuan: "By the way, seniors, you should know some inside news; compared to CAA papers, shouldn't Professor Fang's incident of reforming tumor research for several months last year be even more awesome?"

"This is something that completely revised the basic logic..."

"Although the corresponding unit is Tongji Hospital, the only corresponding author is Professor Fang; that says a lot."

"How could Tongji Hospital easily transfer the corresponding authorship of such an article to our hospital's Professor Fang?"

As soon as Tan Yuan spoke, everyone fell silent again.

As medical research personnel, how could they not know the difficulty and gold content of correcting the basic methods of medical tumor research?

Even, as research personnel, as long as one can correct something basic, regardless of what kind, its gold content is actually higher than clinical trials, and the difficulty is also greater.

The higher-end the thing, the more concentrated in basic fields; once shaken, it moves mountains and shakes the earth, and everything relying on it needs to be revised...

Much later.

Critical Care Medicine Department's Liang Yaoyuan: "This year, I estimate some teachers are destined to be runners-up for Distinguished Youth."

"But Professor Fang is still so young..."

Rheumatology and Immunology's Xie Xiao: "I think it's very likely; this year Professor Fang is very likely to be Distinguished Youth, Changjiang Scholar—walking side by side."

Nuclear Medicine's Long Chaofei: "I just checked; the youngest Changjiang Scholar is twenty-nine, the youngest Distinguished Youth is thirty-five..."

"Professor Fang has no chance to refresh the youngest Changjiang Scholar record, but the age floor for Distinguished Youth will definitely be refreshed again."

"You say the youngest Changjiang Scholar record is how old?" Respiratory Medicine's Tan Yuan.

Long Chaofei directly sent out the search screenshot.

The screen shows—

Data authority: record sources from authoritative media (such as WeChat official platform, technology news websites) and university reports, with strong content consistency.

Conclusion: Wang Xinran is the youngest Changjiang Scholar in current public reports (29 years old), her achievements and age records have high authoritative support. Li Weidong: 31 years old became one of the first batch of "Changjiang Scholar Distinguished Professors" (early stage of the 1998 plan launch), from Lanzhou University Chemistry Department.

Critical Care Medicine Department's Liang Yaoyuan sighed: "/tears running, compared to these people, I am a tenth-level disabled person..."

"Hua Guo is so big, indeed full of talent..."

"..."

Inside the animal laboratory! Sunlight streamed clearly through the floor-to-ceiling window glass.

Fang Ziye and Liao Jia walked side by side toward the inside of the laboratory; halfway there, Liao Jia suddenly turned his head and asked in a low voice: "Ziye, this thing, is there a chance to rush for the Nobel?"

Fang Ziye heard it and couldn't help but shrug his shoulders.

Fang Ziye naturally understood what Liao Jia meant; rushing for the Nobel wasn't rushing for some coffee.

The Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine is the highest academic achievement award in the medical circle, and the Nobel Prize is also the highest academic achievement award in the world.

Fang Ziye shook his head: "Probably not, I don't know; even if it were to happen, it would be decades later..."

Fang Ziye never dared to hope for such a thing, because it was still very far from Fang Ziye.

Reality isn't the internet; it's impossible for that kind of "shitty" joke to really appear, like "I won the Nobel Prize, can I get recommended for graduate school?"

You could say this: if you really won the Nobel, even if it's Hua Guo's most awesome university, Huaqing University or Kyoto University, they would directly support you; even if you had no academic achievements, you would be the most awesome, you could walk sideways...

As long as you don't do evil, even if you publicly spray those high-ranking officials for not doing their job, nothing would happen.

Because to win the Nobel Prize, first you must have achievements worthy of it; even if you only win a Peace Prize, there wouldn't be many people who could afford to offend you...

Liao Jia wanted to self-mock: "I went off topic; that thing relies more on fate than being an Academician; don't think too much."

As the saying goes, a soldier who doesn't want to be a general is not a good soldier.

If you say which research personnel has never dreamed of winning the Nobel Prize, that would be hypocritical.

But let alone the Nobel; even ordinary university awards are very hard to win; basically it's less than a ten percent chance.

Then look across the whole country, and even more so across contemporaries in the whole world.

And the Nobel requires achievements spanning decades up and down before there's a chance...

"That thing pays more attention to originality, especially the originality of theoretical refinement; what we have now currently only belongs to operational refinement."

"The chance isn't big." Fang Ziye said.

"But it's not without a chance!" Liao Jia's tone was firm, looking at Fang Ziye with a half-smile.

Inside the animal laboratory, in a certain operating room, gathered many middle-aged and ordinary-aged youths wearing isolation gowns.

The reason for such distinction is that the definition age of youth is still too broad.

After Fang Ziye walked in, all he saw were acquaintances. Fang Ziye scanned them one by one, and called out to people—

Specifically, Professor Liao Weijing from the Neurology and Neurosurgery Department, Professor Zhang Jianjun from the Neurology Department, Professor Mei Bin.

Professor Wang Xinghuan and Associate Professor Zhang Ziqian of the Urology Department. Professor Yang Guoliang and Professor Xiong Bin of the Gastrointestinal Surgery Department.

Professor Liu Huanglong of the Hand Surgery Department, Professor Gong Jiahe of the Orthopedics Department, Professor Du Xinzhan of the Joint Surgery Department.

Professor Zhang Quan and Professor Wang Ou of the Spine Surgery Department.

They were all indoors, watching the electromyograph intently; when Fang Ziye greeted them, they were too absorbed and seemed rather 'unresponsive'!

In fact, compared to exchanging pleasantries with Fang Ziye, they cared more about the 'recovery' of the domestic rabbit.

After Fang Ziye 'paid a visit' to them one by one, he did not 'disturb' them, but instead joined the crowd and waited slowly.

The operation was completed; what remained was waiting and continuous stimulation, waiting for the subsequent results.

Liao Jia's mindset was extremely calm; after looking seriously at Fang Ziye, a sentence popped up in his mind.

When you are excellent enough, everyone around you is a 'good person'!

If this statement does not hold, first weigh your own weight and capability.

This statement counts as an exaggeration, yet also does not count as an exaggeration.

What time is it now?

Spring Festival holiday, the fifth day of the Lunar New Year.

Inside the room, apart from him, Associate Professor Zhang Ziqian of the Urology Department, and Associate Professor Mei Bin of the Neurology Department, the rest were all professors.

Even if it were these professors' relatives, wanting to invite them to help with manual labor at this time, inviting just one person, I fear the professors would not be willing.

Let alone outsiders with no special relationship.

But.

Today, the fifth day of the Lunar New Year, when everyone's Moments were welcoming the God of Wealth and celebrating that they were about to start work, Fang Ziye shook them all over.

Even more so, it was not Fang Ziye who actively shook them, but they who actively called Fang Ziye, actively wanting to participate.

Could it be that they had no invitations?

No relatives to visit?

No direct leaders to pay respects to?

No children to accompany?

None of them.

Liao Jia, at his current age and current achievements, still has dreams of self-actualization, let alone these people.

The higher the position, the more one hopes to serve the country through technology!!!

The professors of Zhongnan Hospital can already achieve 'small financial freedom' at the Han City level through their salary income!

Eating, drinking, defecating, urinating, traveling, etc., can basically be at the top one percent level; although they cannot catch up with some billionaires, after working for many years, saying their net worth is tens of millions is not an exaggeration.

Moreover...

I myself came because of this; on the third day of the Lunar New Year, I slipped away from my father-in-law's house during the first visit and ran over from my newlywed wife's room.

Liao Jia's mood was very clear at this moment; sometimes, one does not necessarily have to hang a world-shaking breakthrough on one's head; even just participating, just witnessing, just contributing, can give you a sense of self-sufficiency...

In the human world, there are not many people, nor many events, that are enough to make you feel no regrets in this life; such an opportunity, once missed, is forever...

Liao Jia was very confident that this research project was enough to deserve the four words 'no regrets in this life'.

Professor Liao Weijing is a professor of the Neurology and Neurosurgery Department and currently the only Chief Physician of the Neurology and Neurosurgery Department of Zhongnan Hospital; he rubbed his hands together, his thumb joints and index fingers opening and closing repeatedly.

"Currently, there are teams domestically who speculate that through minimally invasive surgery, a 'nerve bridge' can be built between the brain and spinal cord, collecting and decoding brain electrical signals to give specific nerve roots spatiotemporal electrical stimulation, allowing paralyzed people to control their limbs again."

"This research has currently entered the clinical research stage; the current results are temporarily unknown, but according to indications from previous academic exchanges, this technology should be feasible."

"However, the 'nerve bridge' technology still belongs to conceptual statements; its essence lies in collecting and decoding brain electrical signals, and then performing electrical stimulation on the nerve roots again..."

"It is equivalent to diverting water around a blocked channel!"

"Previously, basic research projects also showed that electrical stimulation of certain specific pathways in the cerebral cortex can reopen closed neural pathways."

"It is equivalent to releasing water to flush a blocked channel."

"What we are doing now is directly moving the electrical stimulation from the cerebral cortex down to specific nerve segments, using microcurrent stimulation in hopes of reactivating closed but possibly repairable channels."

"This is directly clearing the blocked channel on the spot."

"Bypassing is not as good as clearing, flushing is not as good as clearing..."

"If I remember correctly, if part of the function of the first lumbar nerve in the first lumbar spinal cord can be repaired, the patient has a great probability of recovering the function of urination or defecation."

Professor Zhang Ziqian of the Urology Department nodded in response upon hearing this and began reciting without taking his eyes off: "Yes, Teacher Liao, the parasympathetic nerves enter the S2~S4 spinal cord, motor branches via the pelvic nerve and pelvic plexus to reach the bladder and posterior urethra smooth muscle. The sympathetic nerves enter the T11~L2 spinal cord, motor branches via the paravertebral sympathetic ganglia, aortic plexus, and presacral plexus, dividing into left and right hypogastric nerves to reach the bladder trigone, neck, posterior urethra, prostate, and seminal vesicles."

"The somatic nerves enter the S2~S4 spinal cord, motor branches via the pudendal nerve distributing to the external urethral sphincter, levator ani, ischiocavernosus muscle, bulbospongiosus muscle, and external anal sphincter."

"The physiological process of urination is mainly controlled by the parasympathetic nerves..."

Zhang Ziqian's recitation was soon interrupted: "Don't speak, it seems the detrusor muscle just contracted once! ~"

"Pull it back and magnify! ~" Wang Xinghuan's eyes widened, pointing at the screen.

Associate Professor Mei Bin, responsible for the electromyography monitoring, immediately operated the instrument, then began to reverse the cross-section and magnify the local area.

To join the team, and because Fang Ziye and Liao Jia had already made some headway before the festival, everyone participating these past few days has been frantically cramming the relevant basic knowledge.

Therefore, Associate Professor Mei Bin's expression was especially excited at this moment; looking at Director Zhang Jianjun of the Neurology Department, she showed off like a child who found a toy: "Director Zhang, Dean Wang, the detrusor muscle contracted."

"The internal urethral sphincter relaxed; this is the effect of the parasympathetic nerves! ~"

"The sacral parasympathetic nucleus of the S2~4 spinal cord—via S2~4 sacral nerves—pelvic visceral nerves—pelvic plexus—bladder plexus. The released acetylcholine acts on M-type cholinergic receptors; the detrusor muscle will contract, and the internal urethral sphincter will correspondingly relax..."

At the same time, after his recitation was interrupted, Associate Professor Zhang Ziqian of the Urology Department was performing a "diaper change" on the paralyzed little rabbit.

This time, the focus was on observing whether the domestic rabbit had active functions, whether it actively urinated; although it could not be distinguished, once it urinated, it had to be changed, to facilitate the next observation...

If it can be confirmed that every active contraction leads to intermittent urine discharge, it can be boldly speculated that the domestic rabbit's urination process is active.

The urine was pale yellow, not a large amount...

But Associate Professor Zhang Ziqian was extremely excited at this moment, more excited than changing his child's diaper, almost unable to resist directly sniffing the "fishy smell"!

"It should be urine! ~" Zhang Ziqian replied very cautiously.

"But it still cannot be directly determined whether it is active voiding."

"Previously, we have already confirmed that urine voiding in rabbits is unrelated to active function; it is leakage that occurs when the bladder reaches a certain limit."

"Because the detrusor muscle has no..."

Zhang Ziqian's rambling was interrupted again: "Stop talking for now."

The one who interrupted Zhang Ziqian was still Professor Wang Xinghuan, because he once again saw the active movement waveform of the detrusor muscle.

But this time there was no urine voiding.

Very normal; in principle, voiding once means emptying, how could it be possible to void just because you want to...

This kind of active contraction of the detrusor muscle is unremarkable in normal people; everyone contracts many times a day.

But in rabbits that have been processed with spinal cord transection?

"It is active contraction! ~"

"Precise local electrical stimulation of the spinal cord can activate nerve roots! But it is unknown when bridging can be re-established! ~"

"Point-to-point electrical stimulation..." Professor Wang Xinghuan hesitated to speak.

Effective!

This treatment method, compared to the so-called collection of cerebral cortex signals and then re-encoding, makes patients more like human beings.

Progress in research methods advances step by step like this.

However, although Wang Xinghuan was excited, Professor Zhang Quan of Spine Surgery still poured a basin of cold water: "Dean Wang, this is spinal cord puncture technique, not lumbar puncture."

The commonly used "spinal cord puncture" in medicine, strictly speaking, are not spinal cord punctures at all; they are merely spinal fluid drainage procedures, only puncturing into the spinal canal to release a portion of spinal fluid for examination, then immediately sealing it.

What Fang Ziye operated on was, under open vision, directly inserting an ultra-fine needle tip into the patient's spinal cord!

What concept is this???

Even if it is true, do you f*cking dare to puncture?

Wang Xinghuan's Adam's apple bobbed up and down a full seven or eight times, yet at this moment he could not squeeze out a single word.

The fields of Spine Surgery and Neurosurgery originally belonged to his "relative professional blind spots"; he could understand the principles, but as for daring to operate, besides Fang Ziye, among those currently standing, not a single one could do it! ~

Looking nationwide, there probably isn't anyone who dares to be as crazy as Fang Ziye!

"It's just a pity it hasn't been fully connected yet." Associate Professor Mei Bin said.

"How long has it been?" Director Zhang Jianjun glanced at Mei Bin.

"Foreign other teams stimulated for a sustained half year; this has been less than half an hour, and you want him to connect directly."

"Are you trying to prove foreign teams are trash or what?"

"We can be self-reliant, but we cannot be this arrogant..."

Every Eastern Han person surely has a dream of Eastern Han people being like dragons; but if because of this one looks down on other countries or other races, then that is too superficial.

The world is vast; talents emerge in succession.

It is not only Eastern Han that can produce talent; every country, every race of people, will produce geniuses.

The United States also has research waste; in the research teams of the United States and Yingguo, people with lower qualifications than many in Eastern Han are everywhere.

However, under the blessing of many factors, others' atmosphere is better, so geniuses are more easily inspired and more easily retained.

Such an atmosphere is what should be learned, rather than blindly being arrogant...

"Professor Fang, what do you think?" Wang Xinghuan looked at Fang Ziye.

Fang Ziye's mood was a bit good at this moment; he really wanted to say "I open my eyes and see," but thinking that saying this might really get him beaten.

Fang Ziye restrained his joking thoughts, narrowed his eyes, and said: "I still feel that starting gradually from single points and single regions is best; this trial doesn't need to test too much."

"In a while we'll verify again whether stimulating nerve roots to retrogradely activate spinal cord neural pathways is effective."

"If retrograde stimulation also has the same effect, then the safety factor of nerve root microcurrent stimulation technique would be much higher than that of spinal cord puncture stimulation."

"Through this trial, we can currently only conclude that through local spinal cord puncture stimulation, there is a chance to reactivate neural pathways."

Fang Ziye's wording was extremely cautious, and could only be cautious.

The essence of scientific research is to advance science and technology step by step, solidly and steadily, under cautious and scientific conditions, not to think of ascending to heaven in a single step.

One can think of the final expected effect.

But expectation is expectation; everyone can have expectations; what truly needs to be done is still to be down-to-earth!

Hearing this, Professor Zhang Quan glanced at Wang Ou, slightly lowered his eyelids, and said: "Professor Fang, if you trust me, you can assign the operation of retrograde pathway activation by stimulating the nerve root region to me."

"You and Wang Ou continue here to conduct puncture electrical stimulation trials on other regions! ~" Zhang Quan suggested.

As a Neurosurgery professor, Zhang Quan doesn't say exposing nerve roots is like child's play, but with so many years of operative experience, exposing nerve roots for him is as simple as eating and drinking.

The operation is not complex; it is at a center-biased eccentric point within his operative range.

"Then I'll trouble Professor Zhang." Fang Ziye nodded, expressing thanks.

If a team wants to cooperate precisely, naturally there must be people to prove true, people to prove false, people to prove efficacy, people to prove inefficacy.

The current team size is not small, yet still cannot allocate too many small groups.

After all, the trial has only just begun! ~

Professor Zhang Quan walked out while making phone calls to summon people.

Currently, the research project already has a starting point; then he can openly bring his own team to do other branch tasks.

Participation is not just participating in successful subgroups for a sense of achievement!

Every branch of the team task needs people to do it; Wang Ou from his own department is the first person to support Fang Ziye's reckless behavior.

He eats the fattest meat, rightfully so.

Not saying Zhang Quan never thought of replacing Wang Ou, but the current Fang Ziye doesn't need to give him too much face, plus there are so many professors present.

As the Director of Spine Surgery, if his eating posture is too ugly, it will be hard to hang around in the future.

"If the L1 nerve root can fully recover, then from a principle standpoint, paraplegic patients can directly actively sit up! ~"

"This is a fairly important breakthrough."

"Moreover, below the L1 spinal cord segment, the nerve-innervated area is too extensive, and it's also not okay to handle too much at once."

After Professor Zhang Jianjun finished disassembling the analysis for Fang Ziye, he further suggested: "Professor Fang, since we handled the motor function of urination first, we might as well subsequently start from the sensory function area……"

Fang Ziye said: "I was thinking the same thing! ~"

"That patient of mine in the clinic, the First Stage functional reconstruction I discussed with him, is one of the sensory functions for sitting up, urination, and defecation."

"Originally I planned on nerve transfer surgery, using other nerves to substitute the pudendal nerve, twisting the active dominance instructions for defecation and urination……" (Chapter End)