The story of Bai Koun's participation in the Anti-Japanese War in China:
In June 1938, Bai Koun was teaching blood transfusion techniques at the Songyankou Military Rear Hospital in Wutai County, Shanxi Province. "Blood transfusion" was a relatively new technique at the time, and only a few hospitals in China's major cities could perform it.
Blood transfusion under field medical conditions was something people didn't even dare to think about. Bai Qiu'en first talked in detail about the basics of blood-collection operations, standard blood-type production, blood-type identification, blood-matching tests, storage, transportation and safekeeping, and then pushed a patient with chest trauma, and Ye Qingshan, 32, the minister of health, was the first to donate blood.
After checking the blood type, Bai Qiu'en let Ye Qingshan and the patient's head and feet opposite lying on the bed, and took out a simple blood transfusion device. A skin tube with a needle was connected to the veins of the left and right arms where they were leaning closely together, and a three-way valve in the center of the skin tube had a syringe attached to the valve. Bai Kouan turned the valve to Minister Ye, drew the needle plug, and the crimson blood flowed into the syringe, then turned the valve again, and the blood flowed into the patient's body.
Everyone applauded the success of the field transfusion, the first in the history of Chinese military field surgery. The second patient was pushed in, and Bai Kouen took the initiative to lie down beside him and said indisputably, "I'm type O blood, draw mine." Bai Kou'en was thus praised by the masses as "the blood bank of the masses".
ExpandedIn 1924, Bai Koun suffered from tuberculosis, but still tenacious struggle, invented the "artificial pneumothorax therapy", and experiments in his own body was a great success. His original thoracic surgical techniques are renowned in the medical field.
In the summer of 1931, Bai Qun and the U.S. Philadelphia Pilling & Sons signed a patent license agreement, the latter is responsible for the full manufacture and sale of surgical instruments invented by Bai Qun and named "Bai Qun Instruments" - this kind of instruments ** ** There are as many as 22 kinds of these instruments ** **. *There were as many as 22 types of these instruments, which were at that time at the forefront of the field.
Baikouen traveled to Spain from 1936 to 1937 to fight in the Spanish Civil War as a volunteer in support of the international fight against fascism. During this time he created a mobile emergency medical system for the wounded, which became the prototype for the mobile military surgical hospitals that would later be widely adopted. He invented the world's first method of transporting blood for transfusion to save the wounded from excessive blood loss, which was of great importance in medicine.
In 1937, when China's anti-Japanese war broke out, Paik led a medical team composed of Canadians and Americans to China's liberated areas, and in April 1938, he was transferred to the Jinchahi Border Region via Yan'an, where he worked for nearly two years, and his spirit of sacrifice, zeal for work, and sense of responsibility were all exemplary until he was killed in the line of duty. His deeds were widely praised by the Chinese people.
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