Yes, it exists abroad, but the development of this method in China is relatively slow. And the points raised by Shen Yiwei are all key points. People have always said that Shen Yiwei is knowledgeable, but she didn't understand it before, but now it seems that she is.
"Teacher, there's no way to solve the problems you mentioned. If a person loses their heart, they're dead. How can they be saved?"
Everyone nodded, thinking this was unlikely.
Shen Yiwei smiled calmly in the face of these doubts: "My classmates are right, but think about it, before the Industrial Revolution, who would have thought that the world could produce trains and factory machines? But now we have all of these."
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This is true. Who in ancient times would have imagined that the world would become what it is today?
Shen Yiwei continued, "Science is about turning the impossible into the possible, and medicine is also endless. The reason I'm saying this today is to encourage everyone to think outside the box and discuss these difficult problems. Perhaps someone will be able to overcome these challenges in the future and save more people. Student Zhang Xingrong, what are your insights on overcoming this problem?"
Everyone turned to look at Zhang Xingrong, their eyes full of sympathy.
These days, they see Zhang Xingrong being called up every day to answer questions and demonstrate. She has become a target. How pitiful!
I didn't expect that today she would be asked to discuss such a perverted issue as organ transplantation. Poor classmate.
Zhang Xingrong felt a little strange, because a few days ago, she talked about how she saved Uncle Zhong with a heart transplant. And what Shen Yiwei said was the problem she encountered!
If there hadn't been so many of the best doctors at the time, and if there hadn't been space medicine, she would never have been able to perform the operation.
Now that Shen Yiwei asked her to say these things, it was impossible for her to say that she was not touched!
"I think that to overcome these challenges, we actually need machines, just like the machines that help factories produce today. I think organ transplants also require machines. Professor, you just mentioned two challenges. I think the first machine is a storage machine. The other is a machine similar to a heart. I think if we can research these two things, we may be able to achieve these goals."
Everyone nodded, thinking that what Zhang Xingrong said made sense.
Yes, as long as such a machine can be built, these ideas can be realized!
A strange look flashed in Shen Yiwei's eyes, but he didn't show it. He just nodded: "Student Zhang Xingrong answered very well, so it will depend on everyone to study it in the future."
"Teacher, I still think this research is not advisable and is against moral principles!" someone objected.
Some students have already come to terms with this: "Why not? If patients, their families, or other students donate their bodies, then it's acceptable. Just like the teacher said, donating bodies is for medical research, and the ultimate goal of medical research is to save lives. What's the difference?"
"...Although...how could the patient agree? This isn't a blood donation."
"Why not? Many doctors, when they die of illness, agree to donate their bodies for medical research. This is a contribution to medicine. The same goes for saving lives. Isn't saving lives the purpose of medicine?"
Everyone was talking about it, and this class was more intense than ever.
After discussing for a while, Shen Yiwei asked again: "Student Zhang Xingrong, what do you think?"
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