"No." Xie Wanying replied. She couldn't just say yes when there was no truth in it.
Sure enough, it wasn't. Luo Jingming adjusted his glasses.
This time, except Luo Jingming, Professor Hao and other doctors present were all shocked.
"You thought of that yourself?!" Professor Hao was so surprised that he almost bit his tongue.
"Didn't Teacher Hao just write down the content of his PPT?" Xie Wanying said.
The expert would not be easily brushed off by her words, so Professor Hao asked excitedly: "I just mentioned it briefly, and you can connect it to this immediately?"
This is because she was reborn, and she spoke out only in the hope that this technology would break through quickly and benefit patients. As far as she knows, biliary particle stents will soon appear in clinical medicine in the future.
"Teacher Hao." Xie Wanying sincerely hopes that medicine will develop faster. At this stage, she can only communicate with her predecessors with a pair of sincere eyes. "To make a particle stent, it can be completed in one operation. There is no need to use a linear source for several radiotherapy sessions. It will reduce the pain of patients and the possibility of doctor's misoperation. Clinical promotion should not be as difficult as it is now. The technology has a foundation, and only clinical research is needed."
She spoke with a sincere tone, and her eyes revealed - Professor Hao read it, that was a pure love for medicine, a passion that no one could help but be moved by. For a moment, his mouth trembled, and his voice was a little choked up uncontrollably: "Yes, we must persist and break through." As he said that, he turned around and walked to the podium, thinking: "This is indeed a breakthrough point, the particle stent, a very interesting point. If radioactive particle treatment is used, what is needed is -"
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"125 particles." Xie Wanying said.
"Yes." Hearing her say this key word, Professor Hao turned his head and smiled at her.
The others understood it and echoed the experts.
"What's her name?"
A colleague nearby asked her name, which was a sign of interest in her. Luo Jingming wiped the light off his glasses, stood up decisively, and said to Xie Wanying, "Let's go."
Professor Hao's lecture has ended. Some people left to go to other rooms to listen to other lectures, while others stayed to wait for the next lecture in the same venue.
Maybe Senior Brother Luo had a better lecture so he took her away. Xie Wanying thought so without any doubt and followed Senior Brother Luo.
Fortunately, they left early. Soon after they left, they heard that Professor Hao's team was looking for her.
The two walked to another multimedia conference room where another special report was about to begin. The identity of the speaker was shown on the screen in advance: Expert Li from Capital Children's Hospital.
The seats were also packed.
Taking her to a seat, Luo Jingming said, "If you have nothing else to say, don't stand up and speak."
Senior Brother Luo didn't want her to embarrass herself, so Xie Wanying nodded to show that she understood.
No, she didn't understand. Luo Jingming saw the expression clearly written on her face, and thought to himself that he would not correct her misunderstanding. The most idiotic people were probably the group of hepatobiliary surgeons who let her come to the conference alone.
Xie Wanying had no intention of speaking out at the exchange meeting. She took out her notebook and continued to take notes. It was a rare opportunity to come here and study. Looking at Brother Luo next to her, he was wearing a black plaid shirt, holding a black leather notebook and a gold-black fountain pen. He had a similar steady and meticulous style to Teacher Nie.
The phone rang. It wasn't her phone.
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