At the same time, Yao Manman also opened his arms and hugged Meng Yao's neck tightly, the girl's eyes were filled with hot tears, and she said in a trembling voice, "I'm also happy, I'm really, really happy." Mom, if it weren't for you, I wouldn't be where I am today. Thank you and I love you! ”

"Good daughter, mom loves you too." Meng Yao also burst into tears and hugged Yao Manman.

After a while, Meng Yao and Yao Manman returned to the office hand in hand, and they saw that Lin Fei was already sitting side by side with Bai Ruoyun on the sofa, communicating with the Dr. Zhu sitting opposite, so the unusual mother and daughter were silent, sitting aside and listening quietly.

After learning more about the condition of the two children and the treatment plan prepared by the hospital, Lin Fei thought about it for a while, looked at Dr. Zhu and said:

"Dr. Zhu, since the condition of both children is still in a period where multiple treatments can be taken, haven't you considered other treatment options besides hematopoietic stem cell transplantation?"

"Mr. Yang, that's right, of course I also have the kind of consideration you mentioned." Doctor Zhu nodded, then frowned, his face became solemn, he unconsciously swept the face of the middle-aged man, and said without words, "It's just ......"

"But what? There's no need to have any worries, but it's okay to say something! Lin Fei's face sank, and his eyes fell on the middle-aged man's face.

The middle-aged man and Lin Fei's eyes met for a moment, and he quickly turned his head away, turned to Dr. Zhu and said, "Doctor Zhu, what Mr. Yang said is right, you can say anything to Mr. Yang."

I am now listening to Mr. Yang's arrangement for everything, and you don't have to worry about the relationship between me and Lao Jia, I can't hide that the relationship between me and Lao Jia is only an exchange of interests, and there is no deep friendship. And he'......"

"Alright, you don't have to explain." Lin Fei waved his hand at the middle-aged man, "Doctor Zhu, you can speak boldly." ”

After Dr. Zhu dispelled the worries in his heart, the expression on his face relaxed, and he said, "Guys, before I say, please allow me to introduce myself, I don't know if it's okay?" ”

"Absolutely." Lin Fei nodded, "Doctor Zhu, please don't be so polite, take it easy." ”

"Okay, thanks." "I only returned to China three years ago, and when I was studying abroad, I started researching the topic of various ways to treat such diseases.

The reason why I studied this topic is mainly based on the special situation in our East, after all, many families have only one child, and the number of bone marrow bank volunteers is relatively small, even if they have the financial strength to do hematopoietic stem cell transplantation, it is difficult to find a suitable donor.

As my research deepened, I felt more and more that hematopoietic stem cell transplantation was neither the best way nor the only way to cure the disease.

As Dean Jia mentioned just now, the highest success rate of hematopoietic stem cell transplantation is only 50%, in fact, it should be 30%, and these 30% also need to consider the individual factors of the patient, as well as many postoperative adjuvant treatment methods, including some diet, environment, mood and so on during the rehabilitation process.

Therefore, I think it should only be used when the condition is extremely severe and there is no other way than to have a hematopoietic stem cell transplant. However, if there are other possibilities, it is best to use other means of treatment. On the one hand, there is a problem of cost, and on the other hand, the risk will be relatively reduced. Of course, the effect of the treatment will definitely vary from person to person......

That's pretty much it, and now let's get down to business. After admitting Mr. Qi's eldest son, I and several of my colleagues, as well as some leaders and experts such as Dean Jia, were also invited. We have had three consultations together based on the age, condition, and family members of our two children.

In the end, Dean Jia and some leading experts decided to use hematopoietic stem cell transplantation for treatment. Although I had an opinion, I didn't dare to say it. Then, when we examined Mr. Qi's second son, we found that he also had the same problem, but it was slightly milder than that of the eldest son, but if we didn't take treatment measures in time, the corresponding symptoms would soon appear.

For such a situation, many people in the hospital were very surprised, and at the same time, Mr. and Mrs. Qi were extremely sad and lost.

Since I was the attending doctor, and I didn't know that Mr. Qi had a daughter at the time, I immediately proposed my treatment plan, which sounded very simple and common, which was to use drugs combined with chemotherapy to treat them.

Unexpectedly, when Dean Jia listened to my proposal, he didn't go to Mr. Qi to discuss it at all, and immediately rejected the plan. In fact, Dean Jia denied it, and it was not unreasonable.

First of all, Dean Jia said that he was concerned about the age of the two sons. After all, the eldest son is only in his early four years, and their brother lives and grows up in a well-off family, so it is very likely that they will have difficulty adapting to the adverse reactions caused by chemotherapy, let alone endure the pain caused by the treatment process.

Secondly, Dean Jia also took into account Mr. Qi's personal factors, he said that Mr. Qi loves his son very much, and his medical knowledge is relatively limited, so Mr. Qi is likely to have some resistance and pressure on our work.

Dean Jia also said that chemotherapy is not impossible, but it must be used only as a last resort. Because chemotherapy is much more difficult than the risk factor for Mr. Qi's family.

In addition, Dean Jia also objected to my use of drugs for treatment. He also gave his explanation for this. At present, there are two main types of drugs we use now, one is imported from Europe, and the other is domestic.

The effect of the imported medicine is indeed good, but its price is too expensive, nearly 30,000 yuan per box, and at least 670,000 yuan according to the dose of two people in a year.

Of course, Mr. Qi has the financial strength, and he doesn't care about the amount of money at all. However, the use of this drug requires great courage and great risk.

First, although this special drug is effective, it does not necessarily mean that it can be cured. Second, because the drug is currently only used to treat adults, there is no experience with children under the age of three.

Therefore, Dean Jia firmly opposed me taking the risk of making such an attempt, and I knew very well in my heart that he did not want to sacrifice his own future and interests to make me the first to eat this type of crab.

As for our domestic medicines, what should we say? I would like to say a few more words about this, and then you will understand. Due to the restrictions of some special factors in recent years, our domestic pharmaceutical companies do not dare to carry out research and development, to be precise, they do not dare to imitate like our neighbor in the south.

Because I have several classmates who work in pharmaceutical companies, almost all of them have complained the same thing to me. They say that we in the East have a superb level in the manufacture of imitations, and in terms of pharmaceuticals alone, not to mention some powerful pharmaceutical companies in China, we can easily produce imitations that are not inferior to European imported drugs in terms of quality and have the advantage of low price by just finding a few pharmaceutical factories with a slight scale. Moreover, these pharmaceutical companies have the capacity to produce medicines for children.

However, even though such drugs have many advantages and advantages, the most important of which is that they can greatly reduce the financial pressure on patients, if not save more lives, at least reduce the suffering of many patients.

However, just because of the strict protection of patented drugs, these imitations are destined to benefit more people, and they are absolutely impossible to have a legal identity in the East.

Therefore, even if we Oriental pharmaceutical companies know that the production of such imitations can bring huge benefits to the enterprise, none of them dare to touch this minefield without authorization, so we have to produce products that meet the regulations.

It wasn't until more than a year ago, after the patent protection period for the kind of foreign drug that ended with us, that several pharmaceutical companies began to get involved in this field, and they were simultaneously developing products that could be suitable for children while imitating them.

Although these products are okay in terms of existing clinical numbers, after all, the time is relatively short, and there is a lack of support from more successful cases, so Dean Jia also decisively denied the use of domestic drugs.

Just as my colleagues and I were racking our brains to consider other options, Mr. Qi suddenly told Dean Sù Jia that he had a daughter. So, after Dean Jia knew the identity of the child, he did a paternity test non-stop, and then ordered us to start preparing for the corresponding work, after confirming that the girl was Mr. Qi's daughter, and the physical condition was fully qualified, Dean Jia set the current plan, and Mr. Qi also agreed. ”

"Doctor Zhu, can I understand what you mean in this way?" Lin Fei looked at Dr. Zhu and said, "Until now, you have only agreed to use hematopoietic stem cell transplantation under various pressures. And what do you really think, do you still want to be treated with a combination of medicine and chemotherapy? ”

"Yes." Dr. Chu said decisively.

"How sure are you?" Lin Fei asked.

"I didn't know either, because I didn't have the opportunity to try it at all, and it was just theoretical." ”

"Good!" Lin Fei smiled slightly.