In the past 75 years, Wu Mengchao has pulled more than 16, patients back from death. In the face of a tumor as big as basketball, others are afraid to have surgery, and young colleagues are afraid that what he has done will affect his reputation. Wu Lao said, "What is reputation? It is my bounden duty to treat patients."

Wu Mengchao, an academician of Chinese Academy of Sciences and winner of the highest national science and technology award, is known as "the father of China's liver". He has won nearly 4 awards such as the highest national science and technology award and more than 3 honors, creating countless firsts in liver surgery in China. Until now, Wu Lao is 96 years old and has to do more than three operations every week.

The reason why Wu insisted on the operation was that he felt that he was in good health, and that he hoped to take care of and teach young people. Wu Lao revealed that the students he likes are actually getting more and more trained, because "I hope he can do well and not have an accident."

The joint of Wu Lao's right hand was obviously deformed because of holding a scalpel for a long time. Wu Lao said that he loves these hands more than his face. Because he wants to protect his "feel". This "feel" is nothing but the accuracy of the operation.

The head nurse once said that his hands were like eyes, and his abdominal cavity was full of blood. When Wu Lao put his hand in and touched it, the blood stopped when this blood vessel was pinched.

In p>24, when Wu was 82 years old, he met a Wuhan patient named Tian Tian. The tumor on her liver was bigger than basketball, and it was too difficult to treat, so she was refused treatment by many big hospitals. A liver transplant is needed for a thorough treatment, but because there is no money, the sweet family can only go to Shanghai for treatment and seek the last glimmer of hope.

As soon as Wu Lao saw the patient, he thought he could cut it off without changing his liver. Some young colleagues of Wu Lao said at that time that people were afraid to do such a big tumor. If you did, your reputation would be lost in case something happened. But for Wu, this is not something he needs to consider.

He said, "Reputation is nothing. I am just a Wu Mengchao. It is my bounden duty to treat patients." On September 24th, Wu Mengchao completed the whole operation for ten hours from 8 am to 6 pm, and the 82-year-old Wu completed the whole operation.

Such a great Wu Mengchao has his own regret that he failed to save his parents. In fact, Wu Lao is actually a Malaysian returned overseas Chinese. In his middle school days, War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression broke out in China. At that time, he made a decision to go back to China to go to the front.

The p>18-year-old Wu Lao said goodbye to his parents that year and returned to China. Since then, he has been separated from his parents. After returning to China, Wu Mengchao made a lot of medical contributions to the country. However, Wu Mengchao's father suffered from diseases such as gallstones and eventually died.

It was Wu Mengchao's greatest regret that he couldn't save his father's life. Later, when he had a chance to visit his parents, Wu Mengchao went back to visit them, but it was at their grave, where Wu Mengchao wept bitterly.

Wu Mengchao has created countless firsts in the field of medical hepatobiliary surgery in China and even in the world. He created intermittent hilar occlusion and bloodless hepatectomy at room temperature, and he completed the world's first middle lobe resection.

He also removed the largest hepatic cavernous hemangioma in the world so far. He completed the world's first laparoscopic surgery to directly remove liver tumors; These numerous firsts all witnessed China's remarkable exploration of liver surgery from scratch, from scratch to perfection.

Some people say that he is like an old horse, carrying patients across the river. During his 75-year career as a doctor, he has pulled more than 16, patients back from death.

Wu Mengchao's famous saying:

1. Only when students surpass themselves can a teacher succeed.

2. If I fall down on the operating table one day, it will be my greatest happiness.

3. I must be a surgeon, and I must be the best surgeon!

4. It is a sacred duty to cure diseases and save lives. Saving a patient will ease the pain of a family.

5. Let others enjoy the glory of "being human". I only pray that you will fulfill the bounden duty of "being human".

6. I am a doctor. As long as my physical condition allows, I have to have surgery and see the clinic, and I can't cut off my contact with patients.

7. The patient's life is more important than my reputation. Doctors should dare to take risks, so that they can help patients without looking back and worrying.

8. I really collapsed in the operating room. You know I love cleanliness. Remember to clean it for me. Don't let others see my sweaty face.

9. A good doctor has a disease in his eyes and a person in his heart. If a doctor is irresponsible to his patients, he loses the basic qualification to be a doctor.

1. There is no shortage of experts and authority in this world. What is lacking is a "person"-a person who is willing to give himself away. When you help others, please remember that medicine is sometimes inexhaustible, and only inexhaustible love can illuminate a suffering soul.