Chapter 2467: with translation of chapter title

Boss just said it wasn't a problem upon first contact, didn't he? Someone stays at a hotel, rests poorly, but soon improves after changing environment. This is all due to bird allergy; recently many articles have been researching it. Su Yun said.

It used to be common among people who raise pigeons, or rural families who keep chickens, ducks, and geese.

"How did you determine that?" Zhou Litao wanted to know not just the what but also the why.

"I didn't make a determination, didn't I have Manager Wang test for duck or goose feather antigen-specific IgG antibodies? Only if there's an abnormality can we confirm." Zheng Ren looked at Zhou Litao in surprise.

I just said a sentence, how did it become considered a diagnosis? What I meant just now was to test for feather antigen-specific IgG antibodies, and only if it's positive would that be the case, right?

Zheng Ren frowned, feeling somewhat confused, this is all over the place.

"Manager Zhou, your clinical experience, and… right! I have a case, I'll just give it to you." Su Yun recalled something and immediately said excitedly.

Ah?

A few years ago, I encountered a similar patient.

Zhou Litao sighed speechlessly, can such bird allergy patients even encounter similar situations? But he knows many rare and uncommon diseases lack recognition precisely because they can't be diagnosed.

I haven't seen a clearly diagnosed bird allergy patient, but that doesn't necessarily mean I truly haven't encountered one; perhaps I did but didn't understand it.

"A clerk in the city has a badminton allergy. Who would have thought it was badminton allergy? After looking at the images, I almost turned his house upside down." Su Yun said, "Later, after carefully asking about his medical history, almost going back eighteen generations, I found out his son was studying badminton."

"Hmm, this case is even rarer." Zheng Ren said, "Badminton balls are generally divided into goose feather, duck feather, and nylon; domestically common are duck feather and goose feather, while nylon is more popular abroad and doesn't require feathers."

"Yeah, I've thought of countless case reports and still couldn't come up with it. Foreigners wouldn't encounter this situation, so there definitely aren't any case reports." Su Yun said with a smile.

Zhou Litao's heart started pounding.

The case I previously looked for was indeed rare, but it's not as rare as Yun Ge'er's case.

If submitted to the Xin Ying Ge Lan journal… Zhou Litao could even now declare it would certainly pass, without a doubt!

But if Yun Ge'er submitted it himself, there would be no problem. Would that count as plagiarism?

"Yun Ge'er, how…" Zhou Litao asked hesitantly.

"What are you thinking about?" Su Yun looked down from above, her contemptuous gaze intense, "I'm a member of the Nobel Prize project team; do I need an SCI paper to prove myself?"

That contemptuous gaze, as if substantive, condensed into a slab that turned and slapped Zhou Litao's face. Instantly, Zhou Litao had blood from his nose and mouth, his face swollen.

Zhou Litao thought, it seems that's also the case.

"Not to mention now, when I was in graduate school I already published two top-tier SCI papers, okay?" Su Yun said, "I really can't understand you mortals; publishing a paper still requires you to burn the midnight oil."

……

This strike hit a vital point, causing a fatal blow while also generating critical strike, crit damage, etc. Moreover, there is a lethal debuff continuously damaging Zhou Litao's spirit.

Zhou Litao was KO'd.

"Hmm, this article has a high chance of passing; let's go with it. Can we still find the case from back then?" Zheng Ren asked.

"Definitely, I have all the cases from before the founding of the big Xiehe." Su Yun said.

Zheng Ren smiled.

This should be a patient diagnosed and treated solely by Su Yun; others don't know. Otherwise, such a case would have been reported long ago by anyone interested, leaving no room for Zhou Litao to handle it years later.

Zhou Litao still felt a bit embarrassed, fidgeting.

Su Yun didn't even ask for his opinion, directly saying, "I'll go look at the medical record, retrieve it and send it to you."

"Hurry up and go." Zheng Ren said.

"How does it feel like you're helping Manager Zhou get an SCI?" Su Yun retorted.

Zheng Ren shrugged, stood up, and said, "Then I'm heading back."

After saying that, he walked out.

Boss!

What's wrong?

"You forgot one thing." Su Yun only now reminded, "Haicheng City First Hospital can't perform the antigen-specific IgG antibody test for duck or goose feathers."

"Oh, then just contact Lao Liu; Sheng Cheng can definitely do it."

"Manager Zhou, see? This is what a senior doctor is like." Su Yun said, "Just a hands-off manager who makes a clear diagnosis, turns and leaves, leaving all the trivial matters for me to handle."

Zhou Litao smiled, not knowing how to respond.

"Going back and telling Lao Gao works too; just find anyone, it's not difficult." Zheng Ren said dismissively.

While saying this, Su Yun already picked up her phone, called Liu Zewei, and arranged for the patient to undergo the duck or goose feather antigen-specific IgG antibody test.

Some remote examinations are unnecessary to carry out in small places; it's a waste of resources, and there aren't many patients who need such tests anyway.

Within a hundred kilometers or a certain population coverage area, having one place that can perform it is already sufficient.

After Su Yun finished arranging matters in Haicheng, she turned and said to Zhou Litao, "Manager Zhou, please review the relevant materials; there are still many reports on bird allergy. Get familiar with them first, and after I give you those records, you can start writing."

Okay.

This time Zhou Litao wasn't polite either; does Yun Ge'er need it? They obviously don't need it, right?

I myself am already late; others probably have many more. For example, Quan Xiaocao in gastroenterology has also published two top-tier SCI articles.

It's truly like pulling radishes; just looking at it takes no effort.

Zhou Litao saw off Zheng Lao Ban and Yun Ge'er, turned back, and walked while thinking. The case I previously found, though rare, is completely insignificant compared to the matter Yun Ge'er mentioned—where a child playing badminton causes an adult to develop bird allergy.

Case reports are either about rare, quite rare diseases, or they are unexpected yet still reasonable reports.

What Yun Ge'er mentioned will definitely pass; there's no doubt about that.

Truly impressive; not being convinced won't do, Zhou Litao sighed.

Casually picking up a small matter from a remote consultation and conjuring a top-tier SCI article—something I could never do.

However, the feeling of clinging to a big thigh… is pretty good.

Should I look for Zheng Lao Ban… no, it's that Zheng Lao Ban has a national-level natural science foundation; if I go in and make up the numbers, I could then get promoted to associate senior position? Zhou Litao's thoughts have already begun to run wild.