Super Magic Surgery System

3This time, Chen Qun had to work hard to operate the robotic hand. Whether it was physical or mental, he was more tired than after three days and three nights. He was afraid that if he made a mistake, the patient would die on the operating table. Therefore, his movements were 'slow' and he tried his best to stabilize himself. Even if the signal suddenly disappeared, he would not do anything out of line.    

    

However, for Victor, he was responsible for directing the doctors on the Caribbean island to assist Chen Qun in completing the operation. Initially, he was still a little unable to cooperate with Chen Qun, but as he was the world's most powerful neurologist, after slightly adjusting his state of mind, he understood the root cause of Chen Qun's actions.    

    

Chen Qun tried his best to ensure that the operation could be completed, but he also did not fail the operation due to a mistake on the machine or the system. Actually, for this kind of long-distance operation, the signal was delayed a little bit, about half a second apart. However, Chen Qun directly marked this time as a one second delay, so as to make sure that the doctor could catch up.    

    

The most reassuring thing was that every time Chen Qun did a crucial action, he would remind the doctor to be ready and slow down his tempo by three to four beats.    

    

Of course, this feeling was only for those who were familiar with Chen Qun. For others, Chen Qun's telekinesis was faster than most doctors. It was as accurate and stable as living people, without any mistakes.    

    

"Scraper, give me one minute to prepare and repair the third vertebra."    

    

Chen Qun, with his calm English with a pure London accent, gave instructions to a doctor thousands of miles away. His originally tense heart gradually calmed down, returning to its peak state.    

    

On the big screen, an equipment nurse wearing a face mask couldn't help but say in front of the camera.    

    

"This is too unbelievable. Even after replacing two biochemical discs, the bleeding did not exceed 20CC. The machine is indeed more accurate than a human."    

    

Victor heard the praise of his nurse and laughed out loud towards the camera.    

    

"You are wrong, this is a powerful person who operated the machine, it has nothing to do with the machine. Perhaps to others, this was an unimaginable matter. But for Chen, in his surgery, anything was possible. He was the one who created the miracles. To Charlie, he needed a miracle even more. Prepare the third disc, check your data again, and test the pulse and blood pressure of the patient yourself.    

    

There had been a data display problem just now, and Chen Qun noticed this phenomenon and realized that the data transmission was different between the two sides. He didn't know what went wrong, but Knight Victor decided to take the most primitive method to solve this problem.    

    

Chen Qun's random response to Victor, also a sense of appreciation, many times, electronic equipment is not so reliable. However, the cornerstone of his operation was the remote operation of the electronic message. As long as there were no problems with the manipulator, everything else could be solved.    

    

Victor had arranged the manmade tests to ensure that the surgery would be done safely.    

    

"Change the No. 12 scalpel, increase the brightness of the Shadowless Lamp by another notch, and tilt it 15 degrees, allowing me to have a clearer view."    

    

Chen Qun made a slight adjustment, causing Victor to look up at him.    

    

As Chen Qun who had temporarily changed his scalpel, he naturally knew the reason why Knight Victor was looking at him and immediately gave a small explanation.    

    

"I've already made two intervertebral discs. I'm used to this kind of rhythm. It's more appropriate to use No. 12 scalpel and the wound is smaller."    

    

After Chen Qun's mechanical hand was equipped with the surgical blade, he adjusted the angle of the manipulator and slowly cut open the gaps in the vertebral column, revealing the spinal membrane that was wrapped in the bones. Under the edge of the blade, the white spinal cord revealed traces of greyish white.    

    

Humans were magical creatures. They had evolved into skeletons, a protective device that protected the spinal cord, ensuring that even if their whole body was affected, it wouldn't interrupt the transmission of information.    

    

Chen Qun admired the genius Surgical Project that Knight Victor thought of. He knew that if Knight Victor was on the operating table, he might be able to finish the operation. However, if it was a mechanical hand, the probability of completion was less than 40%.    

    

However, it was necessary for him to train for hundreds of hours to ensure the completion of the operation. Or perhaps it could be said that for any genius Surgery Doctor in the world, they don't have the habit of using a real patient to practice surgery. The best are the simulated organs that Houzyou Yangling printed out with a 3D printer, which can be of some help.    

    

But for the Surgery Doctor, this kind of practice and real surgical practice was a huge difference.    

    

The reason Knight Victor chose him was not to set a world record, nor was it to show that he had a new operation. He was simply trying to save his family and ensure the success of the operation.    

    

He was Knight Victor's best choice.    

    

Chen Qun suddenly remembered that this operation was totally free of charge and didn't even charge a cent. Even Houzyou Guangyun's agreement to provide a satellite channel was free of charge.    

    

This is just a private operation. No other factors were added.    

    

Chen Qun manipulated the Robotic Arm to accurately and slowly place the imitated disc into the original position of his spine. He suddenly understood something. In the movie, the bone replacement surgery of the King Kong Wolf is theoretically feasible. However, a superhero with the natural ability to recover must be present to ensure that the patient is still alive after the operation is completed.    

    

Otherwise, if he had four intervertebral discs, it would theoretically be possible to completely replace all of his spine. This was probably because they would be accumulating technology in the next few decades, and it was possible for them to reach that level. Just based on the replacement of human organs, if he took away the second mechanism of the central nervous system, then the next step would be to replace the Cranium Cerebri bones.    

    

Maybe, in a hundred or two hundred years, if humans could truly complete the Cranium Cerebri bone replacement, perhaps those terrifying science fictional novels with the brain in the vat, would appear. At that time, the setting of the Mechanical Battle Police would also become a reality.    

    

All of a sudden, Chen Qun felt that the technology that was easiest for humans to achieve eternal life was probably the way of mechanical immortality, not biochemical immortality. No matter how much biotechnologies developed and how much DNA was deciphered, it still couldn't solve the problem of cell aging. It was a law of physics that no one could compete with.    

    

However, uploading his thoughts and turning himself into data might be the easiest way to live forever. However, how could he ensure that the data was uploaded by himself?    

    

Chen Qun started to get lost in his thoughts and immediately stopped what he was doing.    

    

His pause immediately caught Victor's attention and he quickly asked.    

    

"Chen, what's the problem?" Chen, what's the problem?    

    

Chen Qun thought for a while, then pointed at a section of the vertebra that was exposed on the screen and made a suggestion.    

    

"Mr. Victor, look at the last vertebra. It's actually intact. It's just that the hyperplastic skeleton that grew on top of it, covered it up and caused the lesion to appear on the CT scan. All we need to do is remove a small piece of bone covering the outside, and we don't actually need a replacement operation. "If you can't replace it, then you can't. This is the guiding principle of surgical transplantation."    

    

While the two of them were talking, an unprecedented thought suddenly appeared in George Carter's mind as he sat behind the glass. There were many times when Robotic Arm s were more stable than humans. This just so happened to solve the problem of his short surgical skills, if he trained for a period of time and used Robotic Arm s for surgery, wouldn't that mean that its stability would be higher?    

    

Especially with the mechanical hand, the cost of his surgery would skyrocket. This may have allowed him to find a more reasonable point of economic growth.    

    

Furthermore, I heard from here that Sanjing Hospital's mechanical hands do not have any plans to advertise outside. Perhaps, he could act as the spokesperson for this instrument. This time, he could sell it for free and see if he could get the right to sell this instrument's North America.    

    

Thinking about this, George started to have a headache. He knew that standing in front of him, it wasn't Chen Qun, the notorious Chinese doctor, but Knight Victor who had a special professor at Mayo Clinic and his own hospital and customer system.    

    

He was the one who stopped him from making a fortune!    

    

Perhaps, there was some way to give up or lose the right to sell this robotic arm!