Medical Unification Daxia

Lin Yuanzhou, a modern cardiothoracic surgeon, opened his eyes and became the son of a military doctor in a border town of the Great Xia Dynasty. A patient with heart failure who was sentenced to death in Taiyuan Hospital? He prepared the skin, opened the chest, and performed the world's first heart surgery. The plague was rampant, and the doctors in the city were helpless. He mobilized the laboratory department, identified the pathogen, isolated, rehydrated, and administered medication, and eliminated the epidemic in three days. The war in the north began, with limbs and arms broken, and the wounded soldiers wailing. He took the field first aid team to the battlefield - stopping bleeding, debriding, and fighting infection, and cut the mortality rate of wounded soldiers by 70%. Did the Taiyuan Hospital say that he used witchcraft to confuse people? He took out the X-ray film: "You rely on the pulse to guess, I rely on the evidence to diagnose. Do you want to compare?" From the small medical clinic in the border town to the Capital Medical College, from battlefield first aid to the public health system - the scalpel is his authority and antibiotics are his miracles. "Human life is of the utmost importance. This Daxia is my operating table."