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medical center.

Adam, this is a new batch of applicants.

The chief of surgery handed Adam a list: When are you going to start the second operation?

Since the first case of the Cuckold King died last time, Adam has not carried out clinical research on the second case of virus eradication of tumors, and the director of surgery is very concerned about this.

There are not a few cases of brain tumors that are doomed to die with or without surgery.

Adam's pioneering clinical research has caused a lot of waves in the medical field.

In particular, top experts in many related fields, including Dr. House, were invited to brainstorm together.

Adam's own strength has already been recognized by professionals and endorsed by top neurosurgery doctors like Dr. Sheputer.

Therefore, when many neurosurgeons took over such cases and gave up, they kindly recommended Adam to patients and asked them to consider participating in Adam's groundbreaking clinical surgery.

A dead horse is a living horse doctor.

Thus Adam's optional patients keep accumulating.

If there is no professional ethics committee to supervise there, a red line of 12 consecutive cases is set.

If other people were to do this clinical research, with so many cases in such a long time, I am afraid that 12 cases would have been completed long ago.

Success or failure has long been the result.

However, Adam is striving for success, so he deliberately slowed down the pace, accumulated the factors of success, and treated the remaining 11 opportunities with caution.

The director of surgery was in a hurry.

Because many patients can't stand the delay, they are eager to try and keep urging.

Just him!

In fact, Adam was also ready. Seeing this, he took the latest application list, glanced at it, and circled a name.

you sure?

When the surgical director saw it, he was a little confused: Adam, he just joined, why don't you choose one from the front of the list?

No, it's him.

Adam shook his head and said: The remaining 11 opportunities, each of which is critical, for the second operation, I need a good sign, so I need to find a patient with a firm will.

Mr. Darren Covington is a soldier who has participated in wars abroad and survived the cruel battlefield, so he is the most suitable candidate.

Uh, fine.

The chief of surgery hesitated, and nodded helplessly: This is your project, you have the final say.

Thank you Director.

Adam smiled.

When the chief of surgery left, Adam looked at Darren Covington's registration resume and smiled slightly.

He wasn't lying.

Strong-willed soldiers are indeed good case choices.

But Adam didn't confess everything, either.

That is, no matter how well prepared he is, the closer the remaining 11 patients are, the lower the hope of success.

Since this Darren Covington is able to fight for world peace around the world, he is obviously a very enlightened person, and he will naturally be very willing to contribute his strength to the lives and well-being of others.

Both doctors and patients have dedication, and the confusion and struggle of life and death can be avoided to the greatest extent.

Adam made a decision.

Soon Darren Covington, accompanied by his family and GI Administration staff, arrived at the hospital.

Dr. Duncan, thank you for having Darren on this project.

Thanks to the staff of the Veterans Affairs Bureau.

You're going to inject a virus into my child's brain?

Darren's father, Mr. Covington Sr., a bald ex-soldier, looks at Adam.

It's not the brain, it's a tumor!

Darren quickly explained.

The virus attacks the tumor, causing it to shrink.

When it shrinks enough to be operable, we can then surgically remove the tumor, Lexie explained.

That sounds like a lot of risk.

Old Mr. Covington worried.

yes.

Adam nodded: No matter how mature the operation is, there are certain risks, let alone such a pioneering operation, which is why we are so cautious.

In addition to being as fully medically prepared as possible.

We also invited top mathematicians to model Mr. Covington's case, control the variables as much as possible, optimize the surgical plan, and increase the success rate of the operation.

Can this be modeled?

The staff of the Veterans Administration were stunned.

He is actually a medical soldier and knows a lot about medical methods.

But it was because of understanding that I was so surprised.

Mathematics is the foundation of all science.

Adam laughed: As long as mathematicians are given enough data, why can't they model?

But there are too many variables, right?

The staff of the Veterans Administration were puzzled.

That's why it's exploratory modeling, controlling variables as much as possible.

Adam explained: If everything is under control, then why do we hesitate? The success of the operation can already be scheduled!

The speed of the virus engulfing the tumor, the reasonable distribution of injection points, how to shrink the tumor as soon as possible, and minimize the damage to the surrounding normal tissues can be roughly optimized.

The difficulty lies in the mutation of the virus.

Once the virus is injected into the tumor and starts to devour the tumor, even if it is beneficial to the human body, the human immune system will still recognize the virus and attack it.

During the attack, the virus mutates.

This mutation cannot be controlled.

What we have to do is to reduce the possibility of mutation as much as possible on the premise of shrinking the tumor as soon as possible to allow surgery, and timely control and deal with the changes in the condition after the mutation.

We have already completed the previous virus optimization.

After the MRI and CT are taken, the modeling will be carried out simultaneously to optimize the operation steps.

We can only do our best for the subsequent surgery and postoperative disease control. Whether we succeed depends entirely on God's will.

Mr. Covington, any more questions?

It looks very scientific.

The old Mr. Covington shook his head: Everything that can be done has been done, and Darren will leave it to God. Everything depends on His will.

He's fine!

At this time, a handsome soldier walked in from outside: He has survived the battlefield, he is accompanied by risks, he can do it!

Everyone looked at him.

Hello sir!

The handsome soldier saluted the staff of the Veterans Administration.

The administration staff returned the salute, and Darren's father smiled gratifiedly.

Your dad called me.

The handsome soldier looked at Darren.

Dad, are you calling the whole platoon?

Darren turned to look at his dad uncomfortably.

When fighting against illness, have friends by your side.

Old Mr. Covington smiled and patted his son's hand: You are comrades-in-arms, and this is also a battlefield. Of course he will be by your side.

Darren then looked at his comrades.

The two looked at each other and smiled.

Adam saw it, tried his best to control his expression, and ordered: Melendez, Grey, take Darren for an examination.

yes.

The little man and Lexie agreed.

Adam smiled at everyone, and left the ward under the gaze of the handsome soldier.

O'Malley, stop wandering around here and go to the free clinic. You are in charge today.

When Adam saw George running over, he obviously wanted to join the operation, so he couldn't help but ordered.

what!

George was disappointed.

Adam ignored him.

Not to mention that the free clinic does need someone to sit in charge, even if he doesn't, he won't let George participate in this operation.

Just kidding, just now in the ward, the weird atmosphere where the comrades almost fought bayonets in public is still vivid.

How could Adam let George, who has always been considered gay in gay, join in.

Before the operation, all variables should be controlled as much as possible.

Putting aside these messy thoughts, Adam called his assistant Lisa, and after handing it over, he said with a smile, Peggy, come here, I need you.