Chapter 695 - 346: Discussing the Path!~

Different positions, different strengths, different perspectives on problem-solving.

A year ago, Lu Cheng couldn't dare to think about the relationship between anatomy and function.

Being able to perform tendon suturing was his pursuit.

Half a year ago, Lu Cheng also dared not think about these things. He thought that being able to perform Spleen Preservation Surgery was already a blessing from heaven.

But now, Lu Cheng can calmly discuss the path of surgery with Professor Zhong Junyun.

This involves the essence of surgery.

Surgery, modern surgery, is about surgical techniques, intricate operations, reconstructing the patient's anatomical structure.

But why do some patients have their anatomical structures reconstructed, yet their functions are still impaired?

Why do some patients have normal structures of the pancreas and spleen, yet incomplete functions?

The questions raised by Lu Cheng caused Professor Zhong Junyun's brows to furrow.

"Do you mean that extreme anatomical reconstruction is meaningless?"

"Function has nothing to do with anatomy?" Zhong Junyun asked Lu Cheng.

Lu Cheng shook his head: "Professor Zhong, I didn't say that. Function is determined by anatomical position."

"It's just that in clinical practice, there are many cases where the anatomical structure is fine, but function is impaired."

"Or rather, patients who haven't experienced any trauma but whose functions are still impaired!"

"From a surgical perspective, these patients have no points needing intervention. Why is that?"

"This point might involve the next major trend in our surgical development."

"Can we use surgical means to solve and handle these issues?"

Zhong Junyun said: "So you mean that you don't want to spend energy on suturing and reconstructing damage, but prefer to spend more time on researching the Functional Reconstruction Skill?"

Lu Cheng nodded: "Yes!"

"Professor Zhong, that's how I understand it."

"The fundamental significance of Limb Preservation Surgery is to avoid amputation and preserve the integrity of the limb."

"Many teachers can already achieve this!"

"But the limb we ultimately preserve is often more ornamental than functional."

"Whether it's damage suturing reconstruction or debridement Limb Preservation Surgery, it actually only involves one point."

"Preserve the limb!"

"As for Functional Reconstruction, currently, it doesn't hold particularly profound significance. What do you think?"

"Or, Teacher Zhong, do you think that your extreme suturing can achieve limb preservation along with more functional recovery?"

Zhong Junyun thought carefully and nodded: "There will be some, but not much."

"Suturing reconstruction is also a comprehensive component of Damage Limb Preservation Surgery and more directly a bridge to limb preservation plus functional reconstruction."

"The post-surgical function of our Damage Limb Preservation Surgery will be greater than that of ordinary Limb Preservation Surgery."

"When we subsequently perform a Functional Reconstruction Skill, it will be better than the function of other patients."

Professor Zhong Junyun truthfully laid out the direction of the topic group's statistical data.

According to Zhong Junyun, if this suturing is researched deeply, it can evolve into techniques for Damage Suturing Skill!

In the future, many can easily perform minimal debridement on damage using this technique, preserving more tissue for patients!

This is a very meaningful direction!

"That's great." Lu Cheng nodded.

"But Teacher Zhong, for me now, both directions lead to the same goal; the purpose achieved is similar, and the difference in results isn't very large."

From Lu Cheng's perspective, differentiating between the two concepts relates to the difference between Tang Method tendon suturing and Tsuge Suturing.

There are differences between the two, but not so big!

Both are sufficient!

And both are mature, so no matter which technique is learned, as long as it benefits the patient, it is considered a good technique.

"Hmm... What's your intention then?" Zhong Junyun asked curiously.

He did not blame him!

The current Lu Cheng does not need Zhong Junyun to blame.

Whatever research Lu Cheng wants to do now is correct.

Medicine must rely on people with such abilities to move forward.

Surgery especially so!

"Still the direction of reconstruction, the big direction has always been like this."

"Reconstruction of limb movement functions, digestive function reconstruction, reproductive function reconstruction..." Lu Cheng answered skillfully and logically.

If Lu Cheng was simply a trauma surgeon, he would just handle orthopedic matters.

Lu Cheng is an emergency department physician, and the patients he encounters have not only orthopedic injuries but also general surgery injuries.

From Lu Cheng's perspective, these patients are all his patients...

"This is a large direction with many branches, and if done well, you can reach the sky?" Zhong Junyun was radiant.

Lu Cheng replied: "Professor Zhong, my advantage is my youth; I have enough sunk costs."

"Even if silent for twenty or thirty years, I'm not considered too old."

Zhong Junyun rebutted: "But you can't possibly remain silent!"

"Nor can you remain unknown."

Lu Cheng said: "Then I have no worries, just don't vie for the popular areas."

Zhong Junyun agreed with Lu Cheng's thoughts:

"Good!"

"The grand path is often lonely!"

"But I will still give you what I know, I am not afraid of you stealing, nor am I afraid of you taking, least of all am I afraid of you learning it."

Although Lu Cheng didn't understand the true meaning of Professor Zhong Junyun's words, he also knew what Zhong Junyun was trying to convey: "Professor Zhong insists on planting your shadow on me?"

County Hospital doctors, what is their dream?

Being able to do what others cannot, taking pride in mastering one skill to excel everywhere.