Chapter 391 Something that belongs to you!

At two o'clock in the afternoon, after Lu Cheng completed the routine surgery in his department, he finally had time to organize a small study session on manual reduction that Zhou Linli and others were going to have.

Originally, Lu Cheng secretly organized a group of intern doctors, including Zhou Linli, Peng Shanquan, Dong Zhen and Xie Jianzai. Lu Cheng suggested that the time for the task arranged yesterday might be a bit tight.

So do you need to give me more time and make more thorough preparations?

The idea was to postpone the discussion to a later date, but Zhou Linli and others were very enthusiastic. They all said that it could be held on time.

When they arrived at the demonstration classroom of the department, Zhou Linli and his friends had already gathered together. They seemed to be discussing something before Lu Cheng came.

There were only three people in the demonstration classroom today, and the interns from other groups did not follow.

After Lu Cheng and Xie Jian came in, Zhou Linli, Peng Shanquan and others all stood up and shouted at the same time: "Teacher Lu, Senior Brother Zhou."

"Sit down and talk, don't stand up and talk."

Lu Cheng said: "Luo Wen seems to have come to the department today. Do you know what her attitude is like during internship?"

Lu Cheng asked this mainly because he still didn't want to get a reputation for being partial. Although Luo Wen aspired to be a graduate student in another school, she was educated and educated. Just because she didn't want to be a graduate student at this school, she couldn't be ignored in everything.

Zhou Linli and others all shook their heads and said, "I don't know much about this. I guess they are busy preparing relevant materials for postgraduate research."

Lu Cheng looked at the nervous expressions of Zhou Linli and others and said: "It's okay, I'm just asking casually. Are you all ready? If you are, I will start."

"Oh, it's like this. Your senior brother Xie Jian followed me for emergency surgery last night, so he doesn't have time to finish this part of his work yet. Let's discuss what has been done first..."

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After Zhou Linli and others each shared their assigned tasks and the information currently available, they each had some questions in their own minds.

Lu Chengyou noticed that Zhou Linli and others were writing and drawing while listening to the lecture, as if they were recording their own questions.

This is a good habit. Asking questions is more critical than solving them. These people have not even started their postgraduate careers yet, but they already have such a deep knowledge reserve, and they are also able to apply in various existing fields.

Based on detailed data, you can come up with questions in your mind.

That's quite good.

After several people had finished sharing the information they had queried, Lu Cheng smiled slightly and said, "I see that you all have written something on the paper. What is the problem? Now you can tell me.

Let’s talk together.”

"Maybe we can come up with some new ideas."

"But, before you ask questions, I want to clarify something for you. That is, Zhou Linli just shared many methods of reduction and the pros and cons of each method."

"The reason why there are so many reduction methods for joint dislocations in the literature, and there are still various improvements, is because there is currently no reduction method that is particularly widely applicable and has a high success rate, so there are so many reduction methods.

Manual reset method.”

"You can interpret each method, but there is no need to get entangled in the principle of manual reset, because the creators and improvers themselves may not be able to fully explain it."

"The direction of the muscles around the joints is complicated, and there are many factors that need to be understood. If you try to chase the root cause, you may get stuck. The most critical parts of manual reduction are: one is continuous traction, and the other is the timing of reduction. Three

It’s a post-operative recovery guide.”

"Okay, that's all I have to add for now. If there are any more problems later, we will analyze them in detail."

Just after Lu Cheng finished speaking, several people wiped away some of their questions, and then Zhou Linli was the first to raise his hand and said: "Teacher Lu, senior fellow apprentices, and junior fellow apprentices, I have just talked about

The success rate of various current reduction techniques and the probability of sequelae..."

"..."

This discussion lasted for more than an hour.

At the beginning, everyone talks about the problems, and then the problems are gathered, and some repetitive problems are screened and integrated. This is the advantage of group discussion. Compared with two people talking to each other, you will get a lot more

thinking, and also integrate and optimize problems.

The role of a team is 100% greater than the combined power of all individuals.

Then everyone expressed their opinions, Lu Cheng made the summary, and then Dong Zhen and others recorded the summary.

At the end, there was a free discussion. During the free discussion, Lu Cheng explained various manual reduction techniques for joint dislocation in detail.

Lu Cheng's explanation is different from others, because Lu Cheng's own skills rise from beginner, intermediate, and advanced. So in addition to knowing how to perform manual reset, Lu Cheng also knows the manual reset at each level.

What kind of thinking and ideas will be taken into account.

Moreover, according to each person's anatomy and knowledge base, even if the understanding of manual reduction is different, the final therapeutic effect will be very different.

Lu Cheng did not put this issue into specific data, but Dong Zhen was very keenly aware of the stepwise nature of it. After listening, he suggested: "Teacher Lu, I just heard you say, technique reset

There are different levels of understanding of surgery, as well as different levels of understanding of anatomy, reduction, dislocation, etc., and the final results that can be achieved are also different."

“Can this be digitized and quantified?”

"For example, can the final effect be described with a specific data? For example, what is the score?"

“Or rather, the various scores before reduction quantify the severity of the dislocation?”

"Then, can we establish a standardized thing for different reset techniques?"

As Dong Zhen spoke, Lu Cheng's face began to look a little embarrassed, including Zhou Linli and others' brows. If they were to do this, the workload would be extremely small.

But Dong Zhen had no intention of stopping: "Teacher Lu, if not, can we collect the data ourselves and make a rating scale based on the different levels of different patients and based on statistical knowledge?"

"After making the rating scale, we can re-rate the postoperative effects after reduction to see if the postoperative effects of each scoring ladder are consistent, so that we can evaluate the severity and grading."

Lu Cheng scratched the back of his head. He actually understood Dong Zhen's meaning. To put it simply, Dong Zhen's meaning was that he wanted to make his own joint dislocation rating scale to standardize the severity of joint dislocation in the future.

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If this thing were made, its impact would be huge. But the amount of work required is really immeasurable.

But as a teacher, I can't attack Dong Zhen.

Lu Chengcheng said: "Dong Zhen, your idea is definitely good. But, won't the workload involved be a bit too much? There will also be a lot of things to count?"

Dong Zhen lowered her head and lowered her voice and said: "Actually, we only need to retrieve the past medical records, especially the electronic medical records of emergency departments and outpatient clinics. We only need to retrieve a part of it first, and then slowly adjust it according to different medical records.

That’ll be fine.”

"The relevant literature that Brother Zhou just checked has already mentioned some related factors. However, these related factors may not all be related to the truth. This requires classification and analysis of their degree of correlation. We have our own patients as real data, and then based on the guidance of the existing literature

, I think it’s still feasible.”

“It won’t take a lot of time!”

Lu Cheng has done special precision rehabilitation before and knows how difficult it is to make something standardized.

Lu Cheng spent thirty years working on combat scene skills before he made them. Although what Dong Zhen made was much simpler than what he had made before, it would definitely take several years.

"Ang, that's okay, but the current outpatient and emergency medical records are not electronic. It is still not easy to find the corresponding cases. If there are only a few patients, the number of specimens is not enough."

"Of course, if you are determined and want to do it, then I happen to be the chief resident now, so I can make use of these patients. At most, I can accumulate a lot of patients in half a year."

"Dong Zhen, I personally still think that there is no need for you to do such complicated research now. In fact, it would be better to do some relatively simple research."

Before Lu Cheng finished speaking, Dong Zhen said: "In fact, the data processing models involved in current medical-related literature are too simple. There is no point in doing them."

Lu Cheng had no choice but to accept this.

Zhou Linli and Peng Shanquan also felt that they didn't know how to deal with it. In fact, Zhou Linli and Peng Shanquan didn't even keep up with what Dong Zhen wanted to do. What was their thinking?

When Lu Cheng heard this, his expression flashed slightly and he asked: "Dong Zhen, are you very good at data processing?"

"If you don't think it's interesting, I can give you a piece of data and you can try to analyze it. Are you interested? It's just that the amount of data may be a bit large."

Lu Cheng deliberately included Dong Zhen in the individualized rehabilitation research group that he was planning to carry out. Firstly, it was to test whether Dong Zhen had any talent in data processing. Secondly, Lu Cheng also felt that

, my previous processing of those data was still too rough, and the essence may not have been developed at all.

Moreover, Lu Cheng's current application of those data is limited to knowing how to use it and how to use it best. However, Lu Cheng has not yet figured out the logical connections within the data itself after decades of work.

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Lu Cheng's own mathematics is not bad, he is just talented in mathematics.

Someone once said that one is good at it and the other is not. The gap is really huge!

"Okay, Teacher Lu." Dong Zhen blinked and narrowed her eyes slightly, as if she was very curious.

Zhou Linli and Peng Shanquan wanted to interrupt, but after seeing Lu Cheng's expression, they probably didn't want them to go in, so they looked at each other, as if they wanted to see something in each other's eyes.

The meaning is probably, do you know what topic Teacher Lu is working on?

I don’t know.

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After the discussion was completed, they dispersed. Lu Cheng and Dong Zhen made an appointment to give her the data tomorrow.

After the others left, Xie Jian approached Lu Cheng and asked, "Teacher Lu, can I help with the data you just told Dong Zhen?"

Lu Cheng was squinting in the lounge for a while. He slept late last night and had surgery for most of the day today, so he was going to rest for a while. But he could understand what Xie Jian meant, so he said: "Xie Jian, please do it first

Manage clinical matters well. The data I am going to give you cannot play around with. I have been working on it myself for a long time and have no idea."

"By the way, has the patient with hip dislocation this morning been discharged from the hospital?"

"Maybe not yet? I helped him complete the discharge procedures. I'll go take a look!" Xie Jian originally wanted to take a chance, but he didn't, so he wasn't disappointed.
To be continued...