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medical center.

As soon as the door of the conference hall was pushed open, dozens of pairs of eyes immediately looked over.

Dozens of pairs of eyes from the doctor's side also looked at the past at the same time.

12 operations, 6 pairs of kidney transplants, and paired kidney transplants at the same time.

Dr. Bailey said in high spirits: 6 people will donate their kidneys to 6 strangers, 6 people will get kidneys from strangers, and 12 people will leave the hospital happily.

Domino operation!

Also with a photographic memory, Lexie, who had a small encyclopedia, immediately realized it.

yes!

Dr. Bailey glanced at Lexi appreciatively: It's like dominoes, once it starts, it all starts.

There is only one successful case in Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

Adam laughed and said, This is the second case in the world, and it really is a big deal.

The difficulty with kidney transplantation is the need to match, and sometimes a donor's kidney cannot be transplanted to a patient who wants to donate.

The emergence of the concept of domino surgery provides more operability for this situation.

Patient A's family members want to donate a kidney to their loved ones. Although they are not a match with their loved ones, they may be matched with another patient B who needs a kidney transplant.

The donor of Patient B happened to be a match with Patient A.

In this case, the two sides are interchangeable with each other, and both can be transplanted.

And the reality is that situations where two pairs match each other are rare.

It usually takes six pairs to get everyone to match.

Of course sometimes more pairs are needed.

But that would put too much of a burden on the medical team.

6 pairs of 12 operations, at least 15 doctors work at the same time.

This is a big test for the operation, coordination and emergency response capabilities of the person in charge of the operation.

As for why not one operation after another?

Human nature cannot stand the test.

No one would bet on anyone backing down at the last minute.

As long as one person backs down, the hospital will face a lawsuit from the family donor of the patient who has previously undergone surgery to donate his kidney to a stranger.

They are willing to take such a big risk for their loved ones.

If they fail because of human nature, they will definitely show what is called human weakness: anger, extreme anger!

Stan Mosher, 46 years old, kidney failure caused by high blood pressure.

Dr. Bailey began to introduce patients and donors: His wife wanted to donate a kidney to him, but unfortunately it was not a match.

So she donated her kidney to Ms. Chen there.

Their kidneys matched.

And Mr. Mosheu will accept the young man's donation.

happy to see you.

Mr. Moshe, who is about to get a kidney, extended his hand to the young African-American man.

The young Africans ignored it.

Adam frowned suddenly.

P.J., please!

An elderly black man, who should be the father of a young black man, raised his voice to remind his son to be polite.

The young African-American man P.J reached out his hand and shook hands with Mr. Moxiu who was about to get his kidney.

Adam frowned even tighter.

Hell P.J!

He knew that his grandfather's name was really unreliable, which was obviously more suitable for the name in front of him.

Fortunately, he changed his name as soon as he crossed over.

Christina and Meredith, hearing the name, looked at Adam and laughed.

They also knew that Adam had been called by that name.

Kent Waring, 58, kidney failure due to diabetes.

Dr. Bailey glared at Christina and Meredith, and continued to introduce: His son P.J is not a match for him, so Mr. Waring will accept Ms. Herman's donation...

Adam frowned even tighter.

Yang, Gray, you are all starting to get acquainted with the situation.

The director of surgery noticed Adam's frown at the first time, and after Dr. Bailey finished speaking, he made arrangements quietly, and then left with the attending doctor and Adam.

Dr. Bailey noticed something strange and followed him out.

What's wrong?

Dr. Bailey looked at the chief of surgery in puzzlement.

Adam, do you have any ideas?

The chief of surgery looked at Adam.

Ok.

Adam nodded: Director, you haven't notified the media yet, have you?

They are hospitalized today, surgery is tomorrow, and I am preparing to give news to the media.

The director of surgery became nervous: Is there any problem?

Don't rush to spread the news.

Adam reminded: There may be a problem with the operation.

what is the problem?

Doctor Bailey said anxiously.

First of all, did the young man in PJ choose to donate?

Adam looked at Dr. Bailey: Have you talked to them all personally?

Talk about it, he is voluntary, and his father is also a member of the kidney transplant...

Dr. Bailey explained.

What I saw was nothing like it.

Adam shook his head: He and his father are clearly alienated. Was he told in detail about the sequelae of donating a kidney? Or was he coerced and lured?

Doctor Bailey?

The director of surgery suddenly became serious.

Organ donation cannot be bought or sold, and there must be no involuntary circumstances, otherwise it will not be possible.

Because this is to protect those vulnerable groups from being voluntarily turned into automatic organ cultivators for the rich.

Once this happens, as a hospital and a doctor, it is necessary to immediately suspend the operation and report it.

I informed all the sequelae, and asked carefully...

Dr. Bailey said with difficulty.

She was sure before, but now reminded by Adam, she is not sure.

Would a young man who had no feelings for his father take such a big risk to donate a kidney for his father?

I believe you told everything, and he said it was voluntary.

Adam also didn't want to embarrass Dr. Bailey: But there is a problem with this logic, and it may be risky. Once the news is distributed to the media in advance, in case it cannot be carried out...

Yep!

The chief of surgery agreed, You're still thoughtful, Adam.

Then he said to Dr. Bailey with a bad face: Dr. Bailey, I believe you too. I, like you, valued this operation too much, so that I didn't even notice such details and risks. Be vigilant!

I see.

Dr. Bailey smiled bitterly: Adam, are there any other risks?

Ok.

Adam nodded.

... Really?

Dr. Bailey was speechless.

I looked at the medical records of these six pairs of patients and donors.

Adam reminded: Five teams of patients and donors were found to be relatives and friends.

It is understandable to donate to family members out of family, friendship and love.

But you didn't notice the last couple, no relationship at all, just strangers?

Is that young Lady Herman the unselfish Madonna?

What's the situation with Ms. Herman?

The surgeon's face darkened.

He originally believed in Dr. Bailey very much, and he gave her full responsibility for this domino operation.

Who would have thought that so many problems would be discovered after being glanced at by Adam.

...

Dr. Bailey said awkwardly: There is such a person in the world, maybe Ms. Herman is?

Ms. Hermann may be such a person.

Adam laughed and said, But she still has selfish intentions, most of which are for Mr. Moxiu.

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