Dark-Haired British Doctor Chapter 309

Episode 309 This is not something that should be done for that reason… … [3]

“Okay.”

“Yeah. If that’s what the review said, then that’s what it is.”

Liston, a man who cannot be said to have a good impression even with empty words, and Blundell, who is sometimes misunderstood as having a good impression because of that, continued the meeting even after sending Tae-pyeong Kim, arguably the best doctor in London at the moment, home.

In words, it was a meeting, but in reality it was no different from a conspiracy.

“Whaling… … If we do this, we can do it much better.”

“You call that talking? It’s a given.”

Liston chuckled at Blundell's words.

It's not that I can't do it, I just did it because I was really good at it.

Is there any other hospital besides this one that has a proper concept of disinfection?

No matter how much you talk about miasma and all, what's the point?

Still, the other guys were just listening, choosing what they wanted.

For example, military field hospitals are almost like… … .

It was a place that could be called a miasma paradise.

Since this war with Qing was so one-sided, it would have been better if everything was resolved along the lines of Kim Tae-pyeong and Liston…

If not, it was obvious that the number of deaths would have increased significantly.

“So the effects of circumcision include suppressing s*xual desire and preventing s*xually transmitted diseases?”

“That’s right. The surgery isn’t that difficult, but it has such effects… … Wow… … So only the Jews are doing this good thing?”

“I told you, those kids aren’t getting cursed at for nothing?”

“Well… … I guess they must have poisoned the wells during the Black Death.”

Liston was making remarks that seemed out of the ordinary for a doctor to make.

It was okay though.

Anyway, only Blundell and his disciples were present.

No, even if it had been done in the square, nothing bad would have happened.

In reality, Jews were a very hated people.

It may seem a bit paradoxical to bring up male circumcision, a Jewish practice, on such a topic, but wasn't the 19th century originally a time of chaos?

“Really? A poet?”

“You’re not the type of person to say something like that in vain.”

“Hmm… is that it?”

“Hey, this guy! He can even cure baldness!”

“Ah… … Then what… … Is it true?”

That's how the era of great whaling began.

“Brother, what is all this… … ?”

It was a long time since I went to work at the main office rather than the center.

It wasn't because something special had come up, but rather because I had a lunch appointment with the director.

I can say that it is all thanks to my disciples that I have this much free time in the midst of such a busy schedule.

Colin, Alfred, Joseph… … .

Plus, there's the recently joined, brainy Jon Snow.

This is because they are responsible for diabetes treatment to some extent and also for the aftercare after hair loss treatment.

“Oh, this.”

Liston, who came with me, laughed instead of answering my question right away.

The director next to me was also smiling broadly.

It was worth it.

What kind of patient is this that is causing a huge crowd?

Our center is making a lot of money with diabetes, but even though we are targeting the aristocracy, we are limited in who we can treat, so we haven't really made a lot of money.

I heard that the overall amount of money earned has decreased compared to the time when anesthesia was in full effect and people were cutting off limbs like they were possessed.

Surgery is the best, but recently, as the concept of disinfection has spread, the number of cases requiring amputation has decreased significantly, right?

If all of these patients are candidates for surgery, it would be truly a huge undertaking.

'But if we say that… … none of the patients look particularly sick?'

A feeling of discomfort was creeping in.

It wasn't just because he didn't look sick.

‘Oh, and why are they all men… …?’

okay.

Even if the gender is skewed, it is too skewed.

So, I was waiting with a question mark on my face, and it was the director, not Liston, who spoke first.

“They are all candidates for circumcision. Thanks to that… … I ended up doing that instead of surgery for urinary stones.”

“Uh… … Circumcision? You have to stand in line like that… … ? Oh, no way.”

“Didn’t you check it out? It’s supposed to be effective against STDs! It actually seems to work, this is awesome.”

“That… … um.”

It's for preventing s*xually transmitted diseases.

Will that work?

In theory, it could be possible to some extent.

It's horrible to recall, but when I compare Liston's wrinkled end to Blundell's smooth end…

Isn't it inevitable that the level of inflammation will vary from time to time?

The 21st century is an environment where you can always wash cleanly, but here… … .

It's far from clean, so that'll do.

'Well… … Well… … I think if the disinfection and anesthesia are done properly, there won't be any major problems.'

Of course, if something goes wrong, it could be a big problem.

I have actually seen such a case.

It seems like it wasn't circumcision, but rather implant placement…

Anyway, the abscess was there and they cut it halfway.

What happened to the surgeon?

Murdered in the parking lot.

I realized then that urology is a department where patients are often gifted expensive liquor if the surgery goes well, and that if the surgery doesn't go well, their lives are at risk.

'I don't think that would have happened in the 19th century… … Maybe it could help with public health… … ?'

Suppressing libido is just plain nonsense.

If that were the case, South Korea would have lost its population.

Everyone has had circumcision… … .

uh……?

'I saw it on YouTube? Our country's dating rate… is going downhill…?'

Without going too far, couldn't I do it too?

It wasn't at the level of Mosul, but by the standards of popular kids, it was almost like not doing anything.

'If you just look at the birth rate, we're in the abyss… … ?'

Is this really… …?

“Hey, what are you thinking about?”

Just because you're a doctor doesn't mean you know everything, right?

If it were any other fruit, I would have no idea.

You really can't help but know nothing about things like whaling.

Let's say it's not because I'm ignorant, but rather because I'm too passionate about my field of expertise.

“No, well. I think things are going well.”

“Right? Haha. If you change the subject, you’ll be in big trouble. Many nobles have already received it.”

“Ah… … Really?”

“Of course. Isn’t this the class that is most vulnerable to s*xually transmitted diseases?”

“Ah… … I guess so.”

Our nobles of the British Empire.

Aren't they the kind of people who pretend to be pious on the outside but do all sorts of things behind the scenes?

no…….

I briefly heard some gossip about London society the other day and I thought I was going to faint.

The problem isn't the cheating here and there… … .

The object of that affair is… … .

'What… Ryan Giggs cheated on his mother-in-law too.'

I guess that's just how the British are.

Anyway, since they are people like that, it is inevitable that s*xually transmitted diseases will be rampant… … .

It would be a stretch to say that it could be prevented to some extent with just one surgery.

I hate Jews, but it's also a fact that they have a low rate of s*xually transmitted diseases.

'Yeah… … there's nothing wrong with that.'

How could I object when you have lost confidence even in your s*xual desires?

Moreover, I thought that if the doctors at our hospital become familiar with the concept of disinfection, they will be able to save more people in the future.

I won't necessarily deny that I thought that if the head office made a lot of money, I would get some of it.

But I think everyone I've seen so far would agree that I'm not doing this for my own good, but only for the advancement of medicine.

“The problem is that it’s not just our hospital that’s doing this.”

“Other places too… … Well, that surgery isn’t that difficult.”

“Yes. Anesthetics are also something that cannot be patented.”

“That’s true.”

Patent the anesthetic.

It's thrilling to think about, but it's not possible.

Because it's been around for a long time.

So it's being used here and there.

At the time, when amputation was popular, it was of little use.

No matter what, Liston is the best in the world when it comes to amputation.

but…….

Isn't whaling like just cutting it with scissors?

I don't know the details, but I think I could do it right away if I read a few books or watched other people do it.

“Because it’s not a difficult surgery… … they’re stealing patients here and there. Preventing s*xually transmitted diseases is attractive to people from all walks of life.”

“What… … But still, there are really a lot of patients?”

“Haha. I’m the director, right? I can’t be satisfied with something like this. That’s why I’m doing more research.”

While I was thinking about that and roughly clapping along, I soon found myself in a restaurant.

It's a restaurant that's really popular these days, but I didn't have high expectations.

To put it simply, eating plain rice with kimchi pancake made by my mom is much more delicious than eating anywhere in London.

So I was feeling indifferent the whole time, but the word research struck a chord in my heart.

“Research… … huh?”

Research is virtually essential to 21st century medicine.

Research is something that must be done, especially for someone with the title of professor.

But I really hope that people in the 19th century don't do that.

In the end, wasn't this whaling incident also caused by some crazy guy conducting 'research' on the prevalence of s*xually transmitted diseases between Jews and the general public?

The director is of Huguenot descent and is undeniably an elite, but the novel ideas that come out of his mouth are also bound to be problematic.

“Yeah, research! Haha. I don’t think this whaling thing is only effective for s*xual desire and preventing s*xually transmitted diseases.”

"yes……?"

Wouldn't these two be awesome?

Even if you call it circumcision, all it does is cut the foreskin that covers the glans.

I did just that and got this effect… … .

'I guess not… … .'

I suddenly feel skeptical, but I don't think I can change my mind now.

Not only the director, but everyone including Liston had their eyes rolled back… … .

“There’s a study currently underway at East London Hospital led by a renowned pediatrician named Nathaniel. Did you see the patients earlier?”

“I saw it.”

All those people were waiting for whaling surgery.

I was really surprised.

I don't think I'll ever forget it, probably.

“They’re all adults. Jews do it on the 7th or 8th day after birth… … It’s a shame.”

“Do you regret it?”

Wouldn't it be more difficult if it were aimed at children?

First of all, it has to be more delicate, right?

I don't think anesthesia will work?

It's still not safe for children…

'No, no.'

These are the guys who claim you can't feel pain because you don't say you're in pain.

“Newborns don’t feel pain. You know that.”

Look at this.

This is the argument of a so-called London intellectual.

“It’s clean if you do it right away. You don’t even need medicine. As you know, accidents caused by anesthesia keep happening.”

“That… … That’s right. Even so… … .”

“Haha, listen. Nathaniel is a famous person. You probably… … Yeah, I went to that place with Liston before, to the… … monastery!

“Ah… … A concentration camp?”

“It’s a monastery. The people there are so wonderful.”

“Anyway, why there?”

I looked at the director with a face that said I really didn't understand English.

It was because I didn't understand the flow of thought.

What does whaling have to do with concentration camps?

“There are quite a few epileptic patients there. They say they are possessed by ghosts, but ghosts… … Isn’t that hard to believe?”

“That’s true.”

I thought I had finally come up with the right thing to say, but… … .

“There is research going on to show that circumcision can prevent it.”

"yes?"

As expected, I had to listen to what the person had to say until the end.