Since 1981 Health School Chapter 818

Chapter 818 The mysterious hospital ship on the high seas

 In the Pacific Ocean, a giant ship of 10,000 tons is cruising westward.

This ship is quite special. The entire ship is painted pure white. From a distance, it looks like a huge white sea fortress.

Another special feature is that the two sides of the giant ship and the roof of the cabin are painted with huge bright red "crosses". Even from dozens of kilometers away, it is particularly eye-catching with a telescope.

This giant ship does not have the flag of any country. In fact, everyone knows that only a few countries such as the United States, Japan and Europe can own large-scale civilian hospital ships.

And sailors who have been at sea for many years know that this is an international hospital ship, which plays the role of a lifeline at sea.

Sailors also get sick, especially on the vast ocean. Sudden illnesses are very dangerous if they cannot be rescued in time.

 Even a small cold turns into pneumonia because the high fever persists.

 But when you look around and the nearest continent is thousands of kilometers away, going to the hospital becomes a luxury.

 So out of humanitarian considerations, international medical ships came into being.

This kind of ship is equipped with a full set of medical equipment and drugs, and is equipped with a helicopter, which has been cruising on the sea.

 When receiving medical assistance information, if it is not urgent, the two boats can go in both directions. If it is urgent, the helicopter can take off and send the patient as quickly as possible.

 So as a lifeline at sea, all seafarers respect the "hospital ship" very much, and no one will disturb the hospital ship in normal times.

Even if there are pirates who want to rob the hospital ship, they will become the public enemy of all sailors, and all ships will rush to help.

 The key is that these hospital ships are sailing on the high seas and cannot be managed by any country.

 This is equivalent to a place outside the law.

The Wyss hospital ship is one of the international rescue ships, and its flag belongs to the United States. As long as they pass by the Weiss cargo ship or cruise ship, everyone will whistle and salute the Weiss.

 But no one expected that this pure white hospital cabin would be a standard **** on earth.

The interior of the cabin is not a standard room, but a grid of iron cages.

What is locked in the iron cage is not a tiger, lion or leopard, but a human being.

 From white people, to yellow people, to black people and other people of color...

These people speak everything, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, and many other small languages ​​​​that others cannot understand...

 There are men, women, young people, and children, but there are almost no old people or sick people...

These people were all locked in iron cages. Some were crying, some were praying, and most of them had numb eyes.

Different from the animal keepers, these iron cages have labels hanging on them.

It contains the age, blood type, lymphocyte toxicity test results, leukocyte-like antigen antigen matching results, group reactive antibody test results, DNA typing and HLA typing results of the person in the cage, etc.

 In the passage in the middle of the iron cage, Bernard is patrolling.

 Bernard, who used to be an American doctor, was later hired by some organizations as the director of the hospital on the Wyss hospital ship. He usually served sailors from various countries and was very respected.

 But his true identity is a small leader of the International Organ Underground Organization.

His main responsibility is to raise a group of healthy people deceived from various countries, then classify them one by one, put them in different cages, and then become "organ donors" one by one.

Of course the people were not tricked by him. He was only responsible for raising and finally removing them. How to buy and sell them was not his responsibility.

At the same time, the donors of the hospital ship are not necessarily all cheated. In fact, a large number of them are temporarily kept here by wealthy people from various countries.

Those who can be kept on hospital ships by rich people must be those who are best matched with rich people or their family members.

Once something happens to these rich people, the underground organization can remove any organs the rich people need as quickly as possible, and then transport them to all parts of the world as quickly as possible, with an absolute one-stop service.

 But the bulk of the business of hospital ships is still hospitals in various countries.

Medical research needs to be based on experiments, so we can often see doctors from various countries on TV. Researchers will conduct various anatomy and other experiments on mice, rabbits, and frogs.

But this is all on the surface, to deceive the people.

Can humans and animals be the same?

 So the final experiment must be conducted on people, so that the data obtained can be first-hand, real and effective.

For example, Chen Qi's previous life as a hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgeon involved clinical experiments on the liver, drug experiments, etc.

For example, the simplest liver transplant surgery experiment requires a large number of human livers for doctors to practice, but pig livers and beef livers are not enough. Human livers will eventually be needed.

Moreover, liver transplantation is not always successful. The success rate has not been announced, but the success rate will certainly not exceed half.

For example, the late domestic actor Fu Biao was a fat actor who appeared in many Feng Xiaogang movies. He was relatively popular in that era.

 He ​​underwent two liver transplants due to liver disease. The first liver transplant was in August 2004. At that time, it was declared that the operation was successful, but it immediately failed due to postoperative rejection.

 A second liver transplant then had to be performed in April 2005, when it was again declared a success.

But it was a pity that Fu Biao finally died of liver failure within two months.

The doctor's so-called successful operation means that the operation has connected your liver and restored the blood supply. This is considered a success.

 But in fact, both liver transplants could only be regarded as failures, because the patient could not support the first one within 8 months, and the second liver transplant died within 4 months.

 This means that both liver transplants failed.

The hospital where Fu Biao performed the surgery at that time was the top XX General Hospital, and the surgeon was the most awesome Dr. XX.

 So whether it is liver transplantation or experimentation, the number of liver sources required is huge. You announced that 500 liver transplants were successful. The base may be that this doctor performed more than 1,000 operations.

As for the source of domestic livers, ahem, they are all voluntarily donated by donors.

For example, those death row inmates who committed heinous crimes suddenly woke up before they died, signed an application for voluntary body donation, and then put their fingerprints on it. But the Americans are very bad. Seeing that China's liver surgery is far ahead of the world, they can start to cause trouble.

A paper written by Dr. XX, a well-known liver surgeon in our country, has been blacklisted by major foreign medical journals, and all the papers of this doctor have not been published.

 What is the reason? It is said that the source of the liver of this Chinese doctor is unknown and inhumane.

However, this Chinese doctor clearly had the application forms of various liver donors in his hand, with signatures and fingerprints, but the European and American countries did not recognize them.

So someone has to ask, these European and American doctors want to engage in liver surgery, and they also need a large number of livers for experiments. Where do their livers come from?

 Good question, people don't need voluntary donations from others, because they can just spend money to buy it.

 Where to buy it? Just buy them from these hospital ships on the high seas.

 Every person sent to the hospital ship has value.

If you encounter a rich man who is sick and in urgent need of an organ transplant, the other person only needs to send a list to the hospital ship.

For example, what parts are needed, such as liver, kidney, intestine, eyes, etc., and then just send the matching request.

 The doctor on the hospital ship can go to the iron cage to select the person who best meets the matching requirements.

The person is then anesthetized, and an organ is removed according to the customer's request. The fresh organ is then handed over to the staff waiting aside, flown by helicopter to the nearest airport, and then transported to all parts of the world.

This kind of trading situation is the most profitable, because the rich are in urgent need. These big investors don't care about money, and the price can often be several times higher than the market price.

 The people whose organs have been removed are no longer alive, but they cannot be wasted. They are often broken down into parts and made into specimens.

If you find it troublesome, it's easy. Just open the opening on the side of the cabin and stuff the body into the opening. The body will fall directly into the sea, and the sharks can have a feast.

Honestly, even when Holmes arrived, he couldn't find any clues.

There is another way of trading, which is wholesale.

For example, a hospital in Europe and the United States received a project to conduct a clinical experiment on livers, which required about 50 normal human livers.

 But what should we do if we can't get so many people's livers together at the moment?

These doctors will make a phone call to the intermediary. They only need to tell the quantity they need, then deposit the money into a specific account and wait for receipt.

Then the hospital ship will randomly select 50 people from various races.

 With a knife and a knife, 50 livers were obtained. After special treatment, they were delivered to the purchasing doctor as quickly as possible, and the transaction was completed.

Hello, by the way, this is how the organs used in experiments by European and American doctors come from, otherwise what?

  Are there really that many organ donors in Europe and the United States? Are these donors just matched with certain "recipients"?

 Don't be naive.

 The number of organ transplant surgeries in Europe and the United States, including various clinical trials, far exceeds that of China. It is far ahead.

 So the number of organs needed by European and American hospitals is very huge and terrifying.

 Correspondingly, European and American countries definitely have the largest number of missing people in the world every year, especially Eastern Europe, South America and other countries.

This time the results of the presidential election in Argentina, Messi's hometown, have come out. The new president has openly declared that he will legalize the sale of human organs.

Look, the new president didn't even pretend to be pretentious anymore, he just showed off his cards and turned the original underground business into an upright business.

Then the organs that European and American doctors need come from legal and humane sources.

Yes, I bought it with real money. It is indeed legal. There is a transaction tax, right? At least I didn't buy it for zero yuan, right?

Doctor Bernard held an electric baton in his hand. While patrolling, he would shock the iron cage a few times from time to time, causing the people inside to scream and cry.

 “Farke, you'd better be honest and give me something to eat.”

 At this time, a secretary came over and handed a list to Dr. Bernard:

“Sir, this is the latest price list, please take a look.”

 This is a chart of the unit prices of various parts of the human body. Each organ is listed line by line, followed by the unit price.

For example, eyes are $5,000, coronary arteries are $2,000 each, and skin is $20 per square inch.

  A heart is more expensive, with a heart costing US$150,000. There are relatively more people buying livers, so they are more expensive, with a liver costing US$180,000.

 The most expensive item on the price list is the kidney, because this organ is in the highest demand, and one costs $250,000.

Of course, the above are only "ex-factory prices", excluding shipping costs, middlemen's price differences, and hospital profits. Therefore, when used on patients, the price often increases several times.

 Doctor Bernard smiled after seeing it:

“Yes, the price has increased a lot compared to half a year ago. It seems that we can make a lot of money again.”

The secretary chuckled at this time: "Boss, a new batch of goods arrived this morning. There are a few girls who are very beautiful. Do you want to let them provide services first?"

 Doctor Bernard's eyes lit up when he heard this:

“Is it the blond hair I like? Send them to my room. Oh, by the way, all the **** toys are ready. Faq, floating on the sea every day, this life is so boring.”

 The secretary thought to himself, is this kind of life shameless?

You can play with women if you want, and you can play with them however you want. If you have fun, you can get some food. If you don't, just cut them into pieces and feed them to the sharks. How can you live such a casual life?

“Okay boss, I promise to make you happy tonight. Oh, by the way, Mr. Carlos from Mexico has contacted us and asked us to provide two pairs of kidneys, a total of 4 kidneys.

In addition, two pairs of large intestines are required, starting from the ileocecal valve at the junction of the large intestine and small intestine and ending at the rectum. "

Dr. Bernard is a little strange:

"Huh? It's understandable that you want a kidney, but why do you need a large intestine? Do they want a large intestine transplant? I've never heard of this surgery before. No matter what, we will provide whatever they want anyway. By the way, the donor is ready ?"

 The secretary looked at the folder in his hand:

“Get ready, they are all Mexican children, brought up by Mr. Carlos himself, and temporarily detained on our ship.”

Anyone who often travels to the beach knows that this model is equivalent to buying seafood at the market yourself, and then taking it to a roadside processing shop and asking the boss to process it. The boss will charge a certain fee, and the processed cooked seafood will also belong to the tourists. .

 Now Dr. Bernard is the owner of this processing shop. He is mainly responsible for removing organs and ensuring that all legal risks are avoided.

Of course on the high seas, there are no laws or regulations, and no one can control them.

After hearing this, Dr. Bernard nodded slightly: "Let's go and see these cute children first. I hope they can satisfy Mr. Carlos."

 In a certain cabin of the hospital ship, there were five children between the ages of 5 and 7 huddled in an iron cage shivering...

 (End of this chapter)

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