Chapter 341: Resurrection Technique, Staring at Each Other
People in later generations only knew that Hua Tuo was a master of surgery and respected him as a surgical genius. Many people even mistakenly believed that Hua Tuo was the founder of traditional Chinese medicine.
In fact, this is totally wrong.
People who study Chinese medicine may not know who Hua Tuo is, may not know the King of Medicine Sun Simiao, but they cannot not know Bian Que.
Before Bian Que, although some people had begun to study medicine and use medicine to treat diseases, it was still in a chaotic situation. Just like before the Qin Dynasty, various writing systems were rampant, which seriously hindered the accumulation and exchange of human knowledge.
Bian Que spent his entire life carefully summarizing the experience of his predecessors and the people, and combined it with his own medical practice to carry out a comprehensive and systematic organization of diagnosis, pathology, and treatment methods.
It makes medicine a real system, including four diagnostic methods of observation, auscultation, questioning and palpation, as well as various treatment methods such as acupuncture, decoctions and medicines.
It has played an important role in connecting the past and the future in the history of Chinese medicine.
Later generations of Chinese medicine practitioners revered him as the founder of Chinese medicine.
Even Sima Qian once commented on Bian Que's medical status.
"Bian Que is the ancestor of medical prescriptions. He is very good at keeping numbers and his works cannot be changed by later generations who have revised them."
In other words, no one can shake Bian Que's status as the founder of traditional Chinese medicine.
Now, Li Quan has gained Bian Que's favor and can't wait to see what Bian Que's miraculous medical skills are.
Li Quan has now learned many miraculous medical skills and can be considered to have seen the world.
Ordinary divine medical skills can basically no longer cause any fluctuations in his mind.
When I opened the exchange panel, the list of Bian Que's miraculous medical skills was indeed displayed.
[Qi-gathering technique, can strengthen the body and condense the patient's vital energy, making it difficult to dissipate. It is often used to prolong the life of critically ill patients. Requires a favorability of 20. Can be exchanged.] [Jing-opening technique, can treat diseased meridians and repair damaged nerves. Requires a favorability of 50. Can be exchanged.]
[Specialized in eye disease treatment, can treat myopia, hyperopia, presbyopia, blurred vision and other eye diseases. Requires 50 favorability, can be exchanged. ]
[Heart transplant, can replace the heart of a living person, has strict requirements for surgical skills, acupuncture, meridian-opening skills, etc. Requires a favorability of 100, can be exchanged. ]
[Resurrection Technique, can awaken the dead who died suddenly due to illness, can bring the dead back to life, requires 100 favorability, can be exchanged. ]
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After seeing Bian Que's miraculous medical skills, Li Quan was extremely shocked.
He is worthy of being the founder of traditional Chinese medicine. Compared with Bian Que's medical skills, Hua Tuo's surgical skills can only stand aside.
I used to think that Hua Tuo of the Three Kingdoms period was very impressive for daring to perform a craniotomy on Cao Cao.
Only now do I realize that Bian Que, who lived before Hua Tuo, was even more amazing. He could even do something as amazing as a heart replacement.
However, Li Quan was sure that even if he mastered the heart transplant technique, he would need to master medical skills such as surgery and acupuncture to reach an extremely high level.
I heard that a team of experts in a foreign country successfully replaced a patient's heart, and the patient is living well.
Bian Que lived in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.
In this way, isn't Chinese medicine thousands of years ahead of Western medicine in the field of heart replacement?
Li Quan couldn't help but sigh that many Chinese medical skills have been lost, which is such a pity.
Otherwise, how could foreigners have the chance to be so arrogant in front of Chinese doctors?
Any one of the magical skills of traditional Chinese medicine can make one a master in the corresponding medical field.
Take the specialized treatment of childhood blood diseases that Li Quan has learned, for example. He can beat the top blood disease super doctors in the United States.
Li Quan cured the hemophiliac. Aixen took one million from Deputy Director Yang but failed to cure Deputy Director Yang and his daughter.
Aixen and his team are still working on Sophie's leukemia. They have been trying hard and asking Chinese medicine doctors for help, but they still haven't developed a selective immune drug.
Li Quan cured Sophie in no time.
Various examples show that traditional Chinese medicine is truly qualified to take the lead in the field of world medicine.
At least it is more than ten thousand times more reliable than the Indians in a certain country who rely on drinking cow urine and eating cow dung to cure diseases.
"There are so many super powerful divine medical skills, but it's a pity that I can't exchange for any of them."
Li Quan drooled at the sight of Bian Que's miraculous medical skills, but his favorability was only 5 points. Even if he exchanged for the worst Qi Gathering Technique, it would still be several times short.
What excited Li Quan the most was not the heart-changing technique, but the resurrection technique.
A long time ago, Li Quan once saw a short story about Bian Que bringing the dead back to life.
Once, Bian Que arrived at Guo State and heard that the crown prince of Guo State had died suddenly less than half a day ago and had not yet been buried. So he rushed to the palace gate and told the middle son that he could revive the crown prince. The middle son thought what he said was nonsense, and there was no reason for the dead to be resurrected. Bian Que sighed and said, "If you don't believe me, you can try to examine the crown prince. You should be able to hear his tinnitus, see his nose is swollen, and feel warmth in his thighs and genitals."
Upon hearing this, the Middle Son hurried into the palace to report. Lord Guo was shocked and came out to greet Bian Que in person.
Bian Que said, "The disease the prince has is the so-called 'corpse fainting'. Humans receive the yin and yang energy from heaven and earth. Yang governs the upper body and the surface, while yin governs the lower body and the interior. When yin and yang are in harmony, the body is healthy. Now the prince's yin and yang are out of balance, and the inside and outside are blocked, and the top and bottom are blocked. This has caused the prince's qi and blood to become chaotic, his complexion to be completely pale, and he has lost consciousness. His body is as still as death, but he is not actually dead."
Bian Que used acupuncture to provide first aid, pricking the prince's three yang and five meeting acupoints.
Not long after, the prince woke up.
Bian Que used decoction to regulate the prince's yin and yang, and after more than 20 days, the prince's illness was cured.
This is the most classic story about how Bian Que was able to bring the dead back to life.
Now, one of Bian Que’s miraculous medical skills is the art of resurrection, which is enough to prove that the story is very likely true.
Bian Que could really bring the dead back to life.
However, there will definitely be some restrictions.
For example, if the patient has been dead for too long, or the cause of death is incurable, or if he has lost too much blood or his head has been chopped off, then he will definitely not be able to be saved.
This resurrection technique should be within a reasonable range.
Just like when Li Quan saw that Qian Yi's childhood blood disease treatment could cure leukemia, he thought it was simply a fantasy.
Later, after I learned it and communicated with foreign experts, I found that the specialized treatment of childhood blood diseases is not only not nonsense, but also in line with medical principles.
With previous experience, he boldly believed that Bian Que's technique of resurrection must also be in line with medical principles.
It just seemed incredible before I learned it.
"I have to keep working hard to gain more favor from Bian Que. Not to mention exchanging for the Resurrection Technique, at least I should get the Meridian Opening Technique first."
This is an extremely practical miraculous medical skill.
Not to mention anything else, the fact that it can repair damaged nerves alone is enough to benefit Li Quan for the rest of his life.
As long as he learns the art of channeling, he will probably be the absolute authority in the field of nerves in the whole country. He may even be the leader in the world.
The Traditional Chinese Medicine Department of Huier Hospital will become a well-known medical department in the province, even in the country and the world.
This is exactly what Li Quan expected.
He wants to become the leader in the field of traditional Chinese medicine and be a big shot.
Only in this way can he lead traditional Chinese medicine to prosperity.
Otherwise, as a young Chinese medicine practitioner, people will laugh at you for not even having all your hair grown, and ask you if you know anything about medicine. No one will listen to you.
Li Quan continued to read this volume of "Bian Que's Internal Classic".
The external meridians are the meridians and nerves, but is the internal meridian really the essence, energy and spirit?
With doubts in mind, Li Quan searched in this medical book.
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Time flies, and before I knew it it was already midnight.
Li Quan turned off the bedside lamp and prepared to go to bed.
Not long after he lay in bed, he heard a rhythmic thumping sound in his ears. After careful identification, he realized that the sound came from the next room.
Li Quan was a little puzzled at first, thinking that Han Dong's girlfriend was still dancing or working out so late.
Then he thought about it carefully and came to his senses.
"Damn, this bastard Dongzi is so happy. I wonder when I can get married and live a equally happy life." Li Quan found earplugs and blocked his ears. This time he could finally not hear that kind of seductive noise.
Lying in bed, he was daydreaming and couldn't fall asleep.
I was always thinking about marrying Sophie as soon as possible.
The biggest obstacle at the moment is the wedding house.
I hope that the weight loss pills developed in cooperation with He Youlong will not have any troubles this time and will sell well.
Every box sold makes money for Li Quan.
It is not clear how much profit dividends can be obtained per box, but it is definitely not a small amount.
Because a box contains ten bottles, the shipping price is 4,999 yuan per box.
After deducting the cost, all that remains is profit.
Even if the net profit is only 40%, it is still very scary.
For every box sold, Yanhuang Pharmaceutical made a net profit of 2,000 yuan, of which He Youlong took 60% and Li Quan took 40%.
Forty percent is eight hundred yuan.
This is just the most conservative estimate.
In addition, his endorsement fee seems to be only five dollars per box, but if the shipment volume is large enough, it will be a huge sum of money.
The financial statements will be out at the end of this month.
By then, Li Quan will know how much his income is.
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When he woke up the next morning, Li Quan vaguely remembered that he wanted to pee in his dream, but he couldn't hold it back.
When I got up from the bed, I felt my shorts were a little cold and sticky to my body, which was very uncomfortable.
He lifted the quilt and took a look, and couldn't help but blushing.
Damn, I drew a map last night.
Nocturnal emissions are a normal physiological phenomenon for men and there is nothing to be ashamed of.
Normally, women have their periods once a month, and men have wet dreams once a month.
If it exceeds this normal value, you need to see a doctor.
Li Quan quickly got up from the bed and opened the door a crack like a thief. It was quiet outside.
I guess Han Dong and Juanzi haven't gotten up yet.
That's perfect.
Li Quan rushed into the bathroom and washed his underwear.
Today is the first day that the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department opens for outpatient services, so we have to go to the hospital early.
He finished washing up and hurried out.
I would go to Sophie's house first to have breakfast and chat with her.
When breakfast was almost finished, Su Bingran walked out of the room.
"Morning, Uncle Su!"
Li Quan quickly greeted him.
"Good morning! Xiao Li, you've become a celebrity now. Your medical achievements were reported on the TV news yesterday." Su Bingran praised with a smile.
"Haha, I'm just lucky, it's nothing." Li Quan said modestly.
"To be honest, if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I would never have believed that Chinese medicine could cure leukemia. Xiao Li, you don't have to underestimate yourself. Uncle Su thinks... I'm sure you will have a great future."
Su Bingran originally wanted to say that he was very good at judging people.
But when he thought about the past period of time, whether it was the rotten Zhao Jie or Hong Yanjun, who was a US doctor, he realized that he had misjudged them.
So he changed his tune.
"Oh, by the way, Xiaofei has recovered from her illness, and her aunts and uncles have come to visit her. I plan to invite them to have a meal together at the hotel. Do you think you can come? They have also heard that Xiaofei has found a boyfriend, and they all want to meet you."
Su Bingran asked in a negotiating tone.
Now, as the sales manager of a pharmaceutical company, he dared not be arrogant in front of Li Quan.
Although he is Li Quan's future father-in-law, he always discusses things in a tone of peers.
"Okay, just let me know when the time comes."
Li Quan agreed immediately .
But he didn't have a good impression of Sophie's relatives.
After Sophie was diagnosed with leukemia, these relatives seemed to have made an appointment and disappeared collectively.
She was hospitalized in Wheeler Hospital for more than a month, and no one came to visit her.
People are very realistic.
These relatives were simply afraid that Sophie's family would ask them for money.
With Li Quan's temper, it would be better not to have relatives like this.
Of course, Su Bingran's family did not express their opinions, so Li Quan, an outsider, naturally would not make the decision.
After leaving Sophie's house, Li Quan went all the way to the hospital.
As soon as I arrived at the office of the TCM Research Department, I saw that Dr. Luo Wenhao and Dr. Ye Ru were already there. There were also two nurses, one of whom was Hu Yueer, who was transferred from the Emergency Department's Nursing Department.
The other was a nurse specially transferred from the hematology department. She was about 30 years old, which was considered to be relatively old.
This nurse named Chen Xia has eight years of working experience.
Currently at the nurse level.
If I'm lucky, I can be promoted to head nurse after working for another two or three years.
However, there is fierce competition for every position in Weil Hospital.
The higher the position, the more intense the competition.
It is not easy for her to be promoted to head nurse.
It doesn't mean that you can be promoted if you have reached the required professional ability. There are also department assessments, hospital assessments, and quota restrictions.
When Li Quan was selecting people, he also considered that the TCM Hematology Clinic needed a nurse with rich work experience to work with, so he chose the nurse named Chen Xia.
"Morning, Doctor Li!"
The four of them greeted Li Quan with a smile.
Li Quan discovered that there was an imbalance in the ratio of men to women in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine.
Next time when we expand our staff, we will consider adding a few more male doctors.
"Good morning, everyone!" Li Quan nodded, with a hint of majesty on his face.
When he got off work yesterday, Professor Liu told him everything.
Professor Liu and Professor Tang would not take care of the affairs of the TCM department. On the one hand, they did not have time, and on the other hand, they also wanted to train Li Quan.
In other words, from now on, unless there is something major happening in the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine that Li Quan cannot handle, he can ask them for help.
Otherwise, all matters, big or small, will be decided by Li Quan himself.
Now, Li Quan is nominally a resident physician, but in fact he is the director of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department.
"Doctor Yegu, you will take Nurse Chen Xia to the TCM Hematology Clinic. When you encounter patients with blood diseases, you can prescribe some routine tests for them first, and then ask me to assist them."
Li Quan began to assign tasks.
"clear!"
Ye Gu seemed a little excited. She was originally just a resident doctor, and had just completed her rotation as a regular physician.
Under normal circumstances, she would not have the opportunity to see patients alone in the Hematology Department for the time being.
Now that she was transferred to the TCM department, she immediately became the chief physician of the TCM hematology clinic. Although it was just a nominal position, and the actual treatment and diagnosis had to rely on Li Quan, it was enough to make her very excited.
"Doctor Luo, Hu Yue'er, follow me in the TCM orthopedic clinic. Doctor Luo, I will teach you bone setting and reduction when I have a chance. You must pay attention to my movements. Then practice repeatedly with the model."
Li Quan instructed Dr. Luo.
"Okay, got it!"
Dr. Luo was equally excited.
Now I have been transferred to the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department, which is hundreds of times better than staying in the emergency department as a errand boy with no one to do my job.
It was eight o'clock soon, and Li Quan and Dr. Luo were sitting in the TCM orthopedic clinic, staring at each other. Because the department had just opened, there were few customers and the business was really quite quiet.
Not a single patient.
Li Quan felt a little regretful. If he had known that the business was so bad, he should have brought the volume of "Bian Que's Internal Classic" with him.
Doctor Luo has an ordinary appearance and he is a man, nothing special to look at.
Li Quan's gaze fell on the graceful and charming Hu Yue'er.
Dr. Luo, a married man, was also dishonest. After discovering that Li Quan was looking at a beautiful woman, he also started to look at Hu Yue'er.
"Why are you all looking at me?" Hu Yue'er asked with eyes wide open.
"Of course beautiful things need someone to appreciate them." Li Quan joked with her. Because sitting here without a single patient was really boring.
"Believe it or not, I will tell your girlfriend about this after work?" Hu Yue'er was very fierce. If you wanted to take advantage of her, it would be impossible.
"Uh... Auntie, please don't do that. My wife is narrow-minded. If she knew that I was flirting with other beauties outside, she would definitely be furious." Li Quan surrendered and showed weakness.
"Humph, all men are bad. They eat from the bowl, look at the pot, and still think about the ladle. I wish there were three thousand concubines in the harem, and every man could be the emperor."
Hu Yue'er wrinkled her nose slightly, snorted coldly, and there was a hint of pride on her face.
Just then, someone came over.
But the person who came was not a patient, but Professor Liu.
He stood with his hands behind his back and looked at the two consulting rooms of the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department.
"teacher!"
Li Quan hurried out to say hello and welcome them.
"Is it open?" asked Professor Liu.
"Not yet!" Li Quan looked embarrassed.
"These people are too unreasonable. They should at least send a few patients to the TCM department. I'll go say hello to the outpatient registration office." Professor Liu left with a gloomy face.
When patients come to Huier Hospital for treatment, they must make an appointment with a certain professor, unless a few patients specify a name.
The vast majority of patients do not choose their physician.
Many patients don’t even know which department they should go to for treatment.
There is a lot of operability here.
The outpatient registration guide nurses and the staff at the outpatient registration window can appropriately guide patients to the departments with which they have a vested interest.
Even though Li Quan is now a celebrity in Huier Hospital, when it comes to interests, no one will talk.
Even if he ran over to say hello to the director of the nursing department or the staff at the registration and payment window, no one would buy his story.
In the final analysis, the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine has just been established, it does not have enough power and its status is still very low.
