Quick Wear: The Heirless Boss Wants to Get Close to Her Every Day

Chapter 540 The Substitute Female Supporting Character Remarries a Vegetative Boss! (9)

"An artificial liver that doesn't cause rejection?!" The researchers present were taken aback.

"Yes."

The researcher looked at the mechanical liver model displayed on the computer screen; the structural analysis of the model was crystal clear.

Shen Shuyi explained from the side, "This mechanical liver can enable liver transplantation for patients with end-stage liver disease, thus eliminating the need to wait for human donor livers and achieving the fastest and most effective liver replacement."

The researchers present had their hearts racing. If such a miraculous artificial liver really existed, it would be a global sensation!

Professor Huang is a renowned expert in hepatobiliary surgery and liver transplantation in China, and an honorary academician of the Hong Kong College of Surgery. No one present knew more about liver transplantation than him.

The more he calculated, the more alarmed he became, staring intently at the computer data. "According to this design, it can indeed achieve the function of liver replacement."

The theoretical knowledge is absolutely correct, even perfect. If the produced sample meets the standards, it will definitely achieve perfect results with no rejection!

Professor Huang took a deep breath and said, "Theoretically, it is indeed possible to achieve no rejection and it is feasible."

Everyone gasped upon hearing this. If it were really done, then patients with terminal liver disease could be saved!

Shen Shuyi: "I have samples here, we can conduct experiments."

Even Professor Huang found this statement unbelievable.

genius!

What a genius!
They've actually solved a problem that no one in the world can currently solve!

They can't wait to see the samples.

Shen Shuyi brought out a transparent container, inside which was the mechanical liver she had mentioned!

Professor Huang exclaimed, "Quick, quick, go test the samples!"

"Professor! We're going right now!"

"I'll do it myself!"

Professor Huang carefully placed the mechanical liver onto the connecting tube on the experimental table after putting on medical gloves. As soon as the connecting tube was connected, blood began to flow slowly.
Everyone was staring at the test results on the medical equipment. Professor Huang was even more excited, and sweat beaded on his forehead.

Shen Shuyi wasn't in a hurry, because she had already experimented with it. She turned to Pei Yanzhou, who was standing next to her, and exchanged a glance.

When Pei Yanzhou looked at Shen Shuyi, there was a faint smile in his eyes.

Professor Huang reviewed the data report, his tone excited.

"Liver function indicators are normal!"

"Normal immunosuppressant drug concentration, no rejection reaction!"

"The risk of infection indicators is approaching zero!"

"The blood test results are normal!"

"Imaging examinations showed normal vascular patency, biliary system, and liver parenchyma, with no complications!"

Professor Huang's tone grew increasingly agitated, and even his breathing became more rapid.

"Absolutely perfect!"

"Miracle!"

"I never imagined that the mechanical liver could operate all its functions so smoothly!"

One of the researchers present blurted out instinctively, "So, all that's left is to conduct human trials!"

There is still a long way to go from sample to experiment, and then to mature technology and stable testing.

Suddenly, Professor Huang's phone rang.

He wanted to hang up, but seeing that it was a call from the hospital, he had to go outside to answer it.

When Professor Huang returned, his expression was grave.

"The hospital received a patient with a severely ruptured liver from a car accident. The head doctor invited me to perform the surgery. After watching the video, I realized the situation was too serious and an immediate liver transplant was necessary. Otherwise, the chances of saving the patient through repair would be almost zero." Upon hearing this, some of the others tentatively suggested, "It's impossible to find a suitable liver in such a short time. How about trying this mechanical liver? Provided the patient's family agrees."

Professor Huang looked at Shen Shuyi and said, “Ms. Shen, I would like to try using an artificial liver, even though it is completely against the rules.”

Skipping the testing phase and going straight to human trials—who will bear the responsibility if a medical accident occurs?
Shen Shuyi nodded, "I'll go to the hospital with you. If anything goes wrong, I'm willing to stand by you."

The researchers behind her were deeply impressed by the president's wife. Regardless of whether the mechanical liver would be successful, her sense of responsibility alone was enough to earn their admiration.

The group arrived at a private tertiary hospital under the Pei Group. In front of the ward, the parents were already crying uncontrollably.

The attending doctor quickly reported the patient's condition to Professor Huang. Although Professor Huang was old, his hands were as steady as ever, and he calmly changed into his surgical gown.

Shen Shuyi took the sterile gown and changed into it. She then went into the operating room with Professor Huang.

"The patient's condition is very bad; if there is no matching liver, he may not survive."

The patient's family pleaded tearfully, "Doctor, please save my daughter! She just graduated from university; her life has just begun!"

Professor Huang instructed the attending physician to communicate with the parents, explaining that artificial livers were available for transplantation, but the success rate wasn't 100%, and asking if they were willing to participate in the experiment, with all costs waived.

The doctors at the hospital were all shocked; if a medical accident occurred, their hospital's reputation would be ruined.

Before the doctor could even speak, the patient's family members heard about it and nodded without hesitation.

Waiting for a donated liver is tantamount to waiting to die, so they might as well take a gamble, even if it's a last resort, because they simply cannot bear the tragedy of parents outliving their children.

They are willing to try as long as there is a glimmer of hope.

Professor Huang nodded, "I'll be the surgeon."

He turned to look at Shen Shuyi. "Miss Shen, I need your help."

"Don't worry, I'll be keeping an eye on the data the whole time."

The operating room doors closed, and those waiting outside prayed that this seemingly impossible mechanical liver would work.

The long wait begins.

The damaged liver was removed, a mechanical liver was implanted, and the new liver was implanted. From vascular anastomosis to bile duct reconstruction, it took more than four hours.

The moment the operating room door was opened, everyone who was waiting held their breath.

A doctor came out and said excitedly:

"Success!"

"Perfect artificial liver transplant!"

The entire hospital was in an uproar; everyone witnessed this miracle.

"My God, who invented the artificial liver?!"

"A problem that the whole world can't solve has actually been solved by someone!"

"The success of the mechanical organ will save more patients in need of organ transplants!"

Everyone's face flushed with excitement, their eyes stung, and tears welled up in their eyes!

Post-operative patients need to be observed in the ICU for a few days to monitor for complications such as rejection and infection, and have their liver function checked regularly after discharge.

As this is a special case of artificial liver transplantation, both the hospital and the National Health Commission will conduct long-term follow-up.

Inside the operating room, at the moment the transplant was successful, those present couldn't help but cheer and hug.

Shen Shuyi subconsciously turned to look at Pei Yanzhou, who opened his arms to hug her, but unfortunately, he could only hug a wisp of air.

His ears turned red, and he raised his hand to touch his nose. "Shuyi, you're great."

"Thank you~" Shen Shuyi lowered her head slightly, her ears burning.

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(End of this chapter)