"It doesn't mean that there is no data at all in China. This is not in line with academic philosophy, Director Li. According to what you said, we cannot cite foreign data when writing papers in China."
Director Li: Hold it in for a moment. Okay, I’ll just follow your sharp-tongued words.
Unexpectedly, the young man dared to continue hammering him in front of him: "Secondly, the use of anticoagulants in peripheral blood stem cell collection may cause the donor to lose blood calcium. This donor is recovering from a fracture, not that the fracture has healed. You ignored this again. You didn't read the donor's medical records carefully. Don't you know that she is taking calcium supplements now?"
Director Li was stunned, and then he lowered his head and looked through the medical records of the donor on the table again. He didn't read it carefully, just like he didn't recognize the text message from Dr. Lu at all. His subjective behavior made him refuse to accept other information, resulting in frequent mistakes.
Doctors, like ordinary people, are most afraid of being too arrogant.
"The third one, you said——"
Director Li lowered his head and stared at her face, as if her words were different from Cao Yong's. Cao Yong attacked human nature, while she attacked academics. He seemed to be able to clearly hear his academic reputation being hit by the other party.
"It is not certain that enough peripheral blood stem cells can be collected after one or two collections. If this is not possible, bone marrow stem cells must be collected. What will you do then? By then, the child will have entered the transplant chamber and prepared for the transplant. Who will be responsible if the donation fails? Will the donor have to donate bone marrow stem cells at that time?"
"Well, that definitely won't happen. I definitely won't do that." Director Li unconsciously said in a tone that was almost the same as Huang Beibei's last night, which was a dramatic turn of events.
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To be fair, Director Li did not ask her to shut up, but let her speak freely to engage in academic debate. Xie Wanying knew that the man was not bad as Brother Cao said, but just confused, and said, "I can understand your desire to save the child."
Director Li: I’m glad you understand.
"If you think like that, the regulations could have been relaxed long ago to the point where healthy people wouldn't need to donate bone marrow."
Director Li's expression was indescribable.
A doctor should not only consider his own work tasks, but also have a heart for the medical cause. It is wrong to only care about yourself when doing something. You should weigh the pros and cons for the development of the entire medical cause.
"Bone marrow transplantation is not a 100% cure for leukemia. Teacher Li, what you are doing is accurately called gambling," said Xie Wanying.
Leukemia is commonly known as blood cancer. The statistics are based on the survival period of cancer patients, which is one year, three years, and five years. Leukemia patients are the same as tumor patients. If they are alive after five years, they are considered cured. If you say that the patient dies after five years, can it be considered cured in the minds of ordinary people? Not to mention, as the director of the hematology department, Director Li knows best what the proportion of patients who can survive for more than five years after bone marrow transplantation is.
For example, the cancers with relatively high cure rates are thyroid cancer and others, but leukemia is not one of them.
If unhealthy people are forced to donate bone marrow, and they survive but suffer cruel sequelae for the rest of their lives, and if the recipients do not survive and die anyway, then from a medical point of view, such transplant cases can only be called failures. Not only did they fail to save a person, but they also harmed a person.
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