Chapter 606: Holding Xu Qiu's thigh, shameful!
When she landed, the craniotomy machine had arrived at Linyi for several days, but no one knew how to use it, so Linyi had not carried out related projects.
As soon as Director Zhu arrived, Linyi Neurosurgery immediately held a welcome ceremony, and Wang Shengde, Director Lin, Deputy Director Jin and others were present in person.
When the position of head of the craniotomy ward fell on Director Zhu, she raised her head in disbelief.
She didn't know about Xu Qiu's conversation with Jing Yanwen, so she didn't know what treatment she would get after coming to Linyi.
To be honest, Director Zhu didn't dare to have any extravagant demands!
In order to redeem her, Linyi has paid a sky-high breach of contract fee to Affiliated Hospital No. 1. Although the senior management of Affiliated Hospital No. 1 has been replaced, the agreement is still valid, and more than 13 million has been paid in full.
According to a rough estimate of the director-level annual salary of one million, Director Zhu has to work for nothing at Linyi for more than ten years to make up for this huge gap.
However, Linyi directly gave Director Zhu an important position, and the annual salary was no less than when he was at Affiliated Hospital No. 1!
All kinds of performance, bonuses, etc. are listed very clearly.
In short, as long as you are willing to work hard, as long as you do more surgeries, as long as you have a good reputation among the patient group, there is no upper limit to your salary!
Director Lin even smiled and said: "As long as you are capable and contribute more to neurosurgery, I can give you the position of director!"
Director Zhu was completely stunned.
She could see that Director Lin was speaking from the heart, and the smiles of senior executives such as Wang Shengde and Deputy Director Jin were also very sincere...
At this moment, the only sadness that Director Zhu had left after leaving his hometown was gone... Linyi is really the same as the rumors say, there are not so many intrigues here, doctors are pure doctors, and the relationship between superiors and subordinates is harmonious. The emergency doctor with panda eyes in the corner dares to talk back to Wang Shengde and Director Lin and laugh and scold each other... This is simply a paradise for doctors!
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When Director Zhu began to devote himself to the debugging, experimentation and teaching of Linyi's craniotomy machine, Xu Qiu's itinerary had been completed for more than half, and there were only the last six provinces left.
In about half a month, he can return.
During the time when Xu Qiu was away on business, several confidential documents were sent back every few days.
For example, the "Minimally Invasive Micro-Bone Hole Approach Internal Tutorial" of Hubei Provincial Affiliated Hospital is well-known in the industry;
Su Dong's "Anti-epileptic Therapy and Determination of Serum Neuron-Specific Enolase in Epilepsy Patients".
There are also Zhejiang Province's "Photodynamic Therapy and Laser Neurosurgery for Brain Glioma", Shancheng's specialized resection of brain tumors in the posterior cranial fossa, petrous bone-slope area, occipital foramen magnum area, etc....
Director Zhu's eyes almost popped out.
These are almost the foundation of each hospital. Such confidential teaching and research materials, etc., were just given to clinical doctors?
However, the next moment Director Zhu thought of Xu Qiu's lectures at the Affiliated First Hospital. Whether it was the thirteen craniotomy paths, or the subsequent craniotomy machine improvements, the explanation of the brainstem safe zone, etc., all gave the entire Affiliated First Hospital a huge shock...
The Affiliated First Hospital even gave away the craniotomy machine. Thinking about it this way, other hospitals only gave the latest research and technology tutorials to clinical doctors...
... That's all.
Director Zhu looked at Wang Shengde, Director Lin and others who were grinning from ear to ear, and wiped his face silently... I was so proud. How come I have already started to cling to Xu Qiu's thighs when I haven't integrated into the clinical medicine?
Speaking of which... the big guys in the clinical medicine are so motivated. If they knew that I had the idea of clinging to thighs, they would definitely be ashamed of me!
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Yudi, Greentown.
At this time, Xu Qiu had just finished an academic lecture at Greentown First Hospital.
This round he talked about the classic surgical procedure, bifrontal craniotomy.
Of course, unlike the Affiliated First Hospital, the focus of Greentown First Hospital is tumor resection after craniotomy, etc.
Bifrontal craniotomy was originally developed for large tumors that invade the anterior skull base.
For lesions on one or both sides of the falx cerebri of the conventional anterior cranial fossa, the craniotomy is generally performed through a unilateral parasagittal sinus approach, or a combination of a pterional approach and an orbitozygomatic approach.
However, these unilateral approaches are somewhat limited for huge, midline lesions, especially tumors that invade the ethmoid and sphenoid sinuses. If the above-mentioned procedures are used, the surgical field is too small and the surgeon cannot operate at all.
If a larger bone window is opened and a larger area of skull is removed simply to expand the surgical field, the operation time will be extremely long, and the intraoperative risks, postoperative facial deformities, and complications of cerebrospinal fluid leakage will be significantly increased.
The most critical thing is that this type of surgery, even if a larger bone window is opened, can only provide a wider surgical field, and cannot increase the exposure range of the tumor.
Therefore, the trade-offs of this type of surgery have always been a clinical dilemma.
But Xu Qiu gave a brand new solution.
Bifrontal craniotomy.
This is one of the procedures summarized from the master-level craniotomy experience. It is highly targeted and is not suitable for simple para-falcine intradural tumor resection, etc. It is only effective for the huge tumors that invade the skull base mentioned above.
No matter how big the tumor is, as long as it is a localized tumor in the dura mater, it can be easily reached through the bifrontal approach to the surgical site, and the contralateral approach can be provided through the brain cross-section, and the surgical effect is very good.
After the lecture, Greentown First Hospital was shocked. The director of neurosurgery, who had been treated with courtesy, now became a god of medicine...
"Director, the emergency department has just sent a patient with cerebral hemorrhage to the ICU. Please go for a consultation!" At this time, a young doctor came to report anxiously.
Xu Qiu was thinking about what the signature technology of Greentown First Hospital was and which ones to send back to the clinic. Hearing this, he could not help but calm down.
"Doctor Xu, let's go together?" The director of the neurosurgery department of Greentown First Hospital suggested.
"Okay."
He has been wandering around the neurosurgery department these days, and he hasn't come into contact with critically ill patients for a long time.
"Let's go and have a look!"
"Doctor Xu's bifrontal craniotomy is really clever. I heard that he is also very good at rescuing all kinds of critically ill patients. I want to go and learn more!"
"Cerebral hemorrhage, send directly to the ICU... The most common one is probably subarachnoid hemorrhage."
The doctors in the neurosurgery department talked a lot and soon caught up with Xu Qiu, following behind with some nervousness and expectation.
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ICU.
After Xu Qiu briefly understood the situation... the patient and his colleagues in Greentown First Hospital guessed that it was subarachnoid hemorrhage.
This kind of emergency is relatively easy to judge. It is characterized by sudden severe pain, accompanied by jet-like vomiting, and can easily develop into coma. Physical signs can easily reveal signs of meningeal irritation, and one pupil is dilated.
More than 90% of subarachnoid hemorrhage is caused by ruptured intracranial aneurysms. This type of patient is not uncommon. Compared with general cerebral hemorrhage, the condition is very critical. It can be said that one foot is half a step into the gate of hell. Generally, they are sent directly to the ICU for hanging.
However, as soon as Xu Qiu and his party entered the ICU, before they could personally check the patient's condition, several people rushed in aggressively and gave Xu Qiu, who was wearing gloves, a vicious look.
