This doctor is already middle-aged, and he's only just started practicing medicine.

Chapter 127 Data Evaluation: Far Exceeded!
【2mm裂隙抗张强度：Lu法：141.1±4.2；N；Tong法：119.40±6.31N；Tajima法：118.90±9.32N；改良Tang法：105.30±2.31 N；改良津下法；57.6±7.4 N；改良kessler法：46.1±2.3N】

【断裂抗张强度：Lu法：207.3±11.2；N；Tong法：176.40±3.41N；Tajima法：182.21±6.24N；改良Tang法：157.29±5.29 N；改良津下法；132.02±3.62 N；改良kessler法：69.1±7.73N】

【肌腱韧度：Lu法：18.32±3.11N/mm，Tong法：14.12±2.34N/mm；Tajima法：14.23±1.59N/mm；改良Tang法：12.58±1.41 N/mm；改良津下法：9.1±2.3 N/mm，改良kessler法：10.1±3.73N】

After reviewing the statistical data, everyone fell silent, unable to calm down for a long time.

The improved Tang technique was somewhat superior to the Tsushita suture method at the time, but that was in a primitive era. Now, tendon suturing techniques are flourishing in a diverse range of styles.

As we all know, the most difficult part of making significant progress lies in two periods: the first is the period of opening up, and the second is the mature period of flourishing diversity.

Among these, achieving a major breakthrough during the technological maturity stage is more difficult than pioneering a new field.

It's almost impossible to make a major breakthrough in a field that's already been thoroughly researched and perfected, unless there's a breakthrough in basic research.

But it seems that Lu Cheng, a mere young boy, has broken with such conventions at such a young age.

Liang Guocheng looked at his doctor: "Give me detailed data on the previous suturing techniques. If I remember correctly, the data that Xiao Lu produced was no worse than the original data."

"Master, let me go tidy up!" There wasn't a doctor either.

The team doesn't focus on developing tendon suturing techniques; they focus on nerve suturing.

While tendon suturing techniques should be learned, the learning path and practice methods should be emphasized, rather than simply comparing basic data point by point.

If it meets the standards and works, that's fine.

Without research and development, there's no way to gain a particularly in-depth understanding.

Although Lu Cheng knew the general range, he couldn't remember the specific numbers. This kind of data wasn't that important, so there was no need to waste neural synapses to memorize it.

Of course, after carefully reviewing all the data, Lu Cheng walked up to Professor Zhong Junyun and replied with a light laugh, "Professor, it seems that these data are even better than the original data."

"I did not mean to deliberately disregard other stitching techniques."

After saying that, Lu Cheng cautiously added, "Actually, all the suturing techniques above the modified Tsushita suture method are usable and effective. As long as you are skilled enough, they can all lead to good prognoses."

"However, in the past, there were too many distinctions between flexor tendons and extensor tendons when suturing them, which was difficult for the sake of ease of operation and applicability."

“Learning one skill that can handle everything saves more time,” Lu Cheng explained.

Lu Cheng didn't set a benchmark for how much of a breakthrough he had achieved; in fact, it wasn't that significant. However, it could save later beginners time in learning the techniques.

They can also learn the modified Tang method, the Tsushita suture method, or the Tajima suture method.

However, more learning is needed, and the suturing technique he developed is applicable to most flexor and extensor tendons, so one technique is enough. This is what Lu Cheng believes is the key to the existence of the technique.

Zhong Junyun was quite satisfied with Lu Cheng's current mindset. He did not become arrogant because of this, but instead clearly realized the true purpose of this technique improvement.

With his hands behind his back, Zhong Junyun spoke eloquently: "To create a treatment for a disease from scratch is a major breakthrough. It is groundbreaking."

"But pioneering is not the end. Take fractures for example. Manual reduction and osteopathy are the earliest explorations of fracture diseases by mankind."

"It can be used for some fracture patients, but not for others. So, in the 1930s and 40s, open reduction and internal fixation was developed."

"Thus, the treatment plan for the fracture was finally finalized: manual reduction, external fixation with plaster cast or small splint, plus open reduction and internal fixation with plate."

"But after that, the optimization and improvement of internal fixation devices became more diverse."

"As time goes on, the treatment of each disease will diversify until it is completely unified..."

The reason there are many treatment options for a disease is because the effectiveness of the treatment is uncertain, which is why so many different options are available. If one technology could unify all treatments, it would reduce the learning time and be much more effective.

These things were unrelated to teaching, and it could be said that everyone except Lu Cheng had heard them more than once. Professor Zhong Junyun was just afraid that Lu Cheng wouldn't know, so he repeated them again. When the others from Peking Union Medical College Hospital submitted their suturing results, the data evaluation of various suturing techniques was comparable to, or even slightly inferior to, Lu Cheng's technique.

After all, the control group consisted mostly of PhDs and attending physicians...

After reviewing the data comparison table, Zhong Junyun reminded him, "Xiao Lu, when you're working on a research project, you need to make sure that others can replicate what you've done."

"In other words, other teams can replicate your current results!"

Do you know why?

Lu Cheng thought for a moment and replied, "It's conducive to the dissemination of surgical techniques. Surgical techniques and methods should ideally be easy to learn and use."

“Yes!” Zhong Junyun nodded.

"A technique that can be repeated by others is called surgery, while a technique that cannot be repeated by others is called personal operation. These are two different concepts."

"One is the ability to treat illnesses, and the other is the teaching materials."

"Medical education is not like other majors, which emphasize 'I can do it, but others can't,' but rather 'I can do it, but others can't...'"

"It's getting late, let's leave it at that for now."

After Zhong Junyun finished speaking, he looked at the data again and said, "That's it for now."

He felt even more distressed and conflicted...

Fortunately, he only made a one-sided phone call to Lu Cheng about what happened last night, so it hasn't escalated yet.

Since Lu Cheng hasn't brought it up yet, he still has a chance to make his disciple suffer a 'funeral'!

"Lu Cheng, Lu as in land, Cheng as in success, let's all get to know each other." Zhong Junyun formally introduced Lu Cheng's name to the others.

These measures and benefits are quite generous.

"Hello, Brother Lu..."

"Hello, Brother Lu."

"Little Lu..." Everyone greeted him.

Even knowing that Lu Cheng didn't have a doctoral degree, in the group, people didn't care about other people's academic qualifications; they still cared about their abilities.

For those seeking higher education, as long as the big boss is willing to step in, making an exception and recruiting them is a piece of cake.

Furthermore, although Lu Cheng's technological improvements may not be of great significance in promoting scientific development, in China, you could say that you can suppress Xiao Rizhi on a certain level.

Even if it's just a very, very, very niche stitching technique?
These are all methods that can quickly gain recognition from peers!
Lu Cheng also started asking people's names one by one, adding them on WeChat, and changing their nicknames...

Zhong Junyun and other big bosses no longer participated in these matters.

It was indeed getting late, so Zhong Junyun and the others left the training room with their hands behind their backs.

After Professor Zhong Junyun and other associate professors left, the remaining doctoral and master's students erupted in anger.

"Xiao Lu, if I'm not mistaken, have you invented a new stitching technique? Holy crap, are you trying to take off from here?"

"This one paper on suturing techniques alone should be enough to keep you in the hospital. Right, Brother Chen?" A PhD student looked at Chen Linliang and asked.

(End of this chapter)