There is a lot of soft tissue accumulated in the groin, which is also an important node for leg activities and can easily become a nutrient for bacteria. Even in modern times, hernia surgeries often encounter wound infections that are difficult to heal.

Morazo's groin was a large exposed wound, and the severed intestines were encountered during the operation, so serious infection was inevitable. Careful debridement was required during the treatment, and there were certain requirements for subsequent disinfection.

Without alcohol, it would be difficult for Kawei to guarantee that the wound would heal.

But Laszlo's throat was not that troublesome.

There was only a thin incision of about 2cm, and the suturing was done by Kawei himself, so the possibility of infection was much lower than that of Morazo. So Kawei did not rush to get alcohol yesterday, but chose to see him first today.

It depends.

"Mr. Laszlo, the wound looks fine." Kawi took the clean gauze handed over by the housekeeper, folded it into a small square and pressed it on the wound. "I think the stitches will be removed in a few days."

"Really?"

Laszlo originally wanted to touch this place out of habit to see what it felt like, but suddenly he remembered Kavi's warning just now and stopped immediately: "Don't touch it without washing your hands. You must not touch it. If you touch it, you will be in trouble with Maura."

Just like Lord Earl So."

"Habits like hand-washing have to be developed slowly, and it does feel a little awkward at first."

Kawei smiled and sorted out his things, and said to the housekeeper beside him: "The bandages should be washed, dried, and kept dry according to my request that day. They can be steamed and fumigated before I come next time before they can be used."

"Okay, Mr. Carvey."

Laszlo was in a good mood. He stood up and looked in the mirror twice, and suddenly asked: "By the way, I heard that you went to see the count yesterday. How is his health now?"

"Count Morasso? The wound is quite serious and has suppurated." Kawei said, "The teacher and I did a thorough debridement and we'll see what happens tomorrow morning. If it can heal this time, it shouldn't be a big problem.

.”

"Isn't it a big problem?" Laszlo buttoned up his shirt, "I heard from others that he is about to die."

"It's probably because the rumors are untrue."

"Why do I feel like it's just the newspaper reporter who is making nonsense again? I was the same one that day. They are all just worried about the world being in chaos. I still hope that the earl can recover as soon as possible. The empire still needs him." Laszlo put on his coat and pulled up a chair.

Come over and say, "Sit down, we have to have a nice chat."

Still chatting?

"Mr. Laszlo, I still have a lot of things to do in the hospital..."

Kavi wanted to leave, but Laszlo didn't give him a chance: "Just chat for a while, and after lunch, I'll ask the driver to take you back."

It was difficult to refuse the hospitality of others, so Kawei could only sit down.

"I heard from Naya that you rejected my invitation."

"It's true that I'm not good at studying, and I'm afraid I won't be able to do this job well when I come here." Kawei had already made preparations, and said modestly with a smile, "I still hope to learn more from Teacher Ignatz."

Laszlo did not expose him, but just sighed repeatedly: "I am now 38 years old. I want money and connections, so I want to live for two more years and contribute to the empire. Of course, I will not force others to do anything.

, it’s really unreasonable to lock you in this manor.”

"Mr. Seraslo can understand."

"So I bought you an apartment in the residential area next to my manor." Laszlo smiled and took a key from the table, "The furniture is all there, and the decoration is not bad according to the housekeeper. If you are willing

, you can live in it at any time.”

Kavi:???

"It's given to you. The title deed is right here."

With short hands, Kawei looked at the land deed and already guessed his request: "If something happens to Mr. Laszlo, do I have to report to you as soon as possible?"

"Huh? Aren't you unwilling?"

Kawei was stunned: "Is it another request?"

"Requests? Why do we have to make demands when delivering things?" Laszlo wanted to laugh, laughing at the shabby nature of Cavita, but considering that his throat was not good, he forced himself to hold back, "I don't force things on others, and I don't have any demands. I just listen.

He said you had no place to live, so I bought it for you as a reward."

To be honest, Kawei really didn't expect to receive such a big gift.

It’s just a simple tracheotomy. A traditional tracheotomy in modern times only costs a few hundred yuan. If percutaneous tracheotomy is used [1], the price is only four figures. It is nothing more than the cost of the equipment. The operation is not difficult.

.

Now the room will be delivered directly. Kawei has never seen this operation before.

"By the way, where is Mr. Ignatz?" He still maintained the modest attitude expected of an assistant, "In fact, he did more than half of the entire operation. If he hadn't fainted in the end, I wouldn't have had a chance."

"Don't worry, your teacher also has one. He was originally planning to give him an apartment, which would be closer to the hospital. But he seemed to like corpses more, so I helped him a little. Don't worry, it's just an apartment.

As far as my life is concerned, it means nothing."

Laszlo gave him a few words and asked: "By the way, do you have any other requests?"

"How dare I ask for anything...it's just..."

"But what?"

Kawei suddenly thought of the oxytocin that he has been tinkering with these days. He always felt that he would definitely suffer a loss if he did it as a person who did not understand business. It was better to leave this kind of thing to a professional businessman.

However, the tradition of small workshops was still retained in the mid-19th century, and the fledgling industrial production did not cover the pharmacist industry that had been practiced for thousands of years. Most medicines were still in the era of single-handed operation, and there was no sales or wholesale of medicines.

concept.

There are few decent pharmaceutical companies around the world, so Kawei had some bold ideas: "I heard that my husband often invests. I wonder if he is interested in investing in a pharmaceutical company."

Laszlo's business territory spanned continental Europe, but he had little involvement in "medicine".

"Pharmaceutical factory? Can such a factory make money?" After entering Laszlo's field, his attitude immediately changed. "Pharmaceutical factory is not a hospital. I can't invest with a charitable mood. Since I have invested money

There must be a profit.”

“Revenue depends solely on the efficacy of the drug.” Kawei explained, “The efficacy depends on the results of drug experiments and the reaction of the medical community after the results are released. As long as the validity of the results is ensured, after obtaining the patent, it can provide benefits to pharmaceutical companies.

Bring a steady stream of income.”

After hearing this, Laszlo nodded slightly and had a new orientation towards the young man in front of him.

Kawei is probably not only a surgical assistant with outstanding talents, but also a businessman's mind. However, Laszlo is not very interested in medicine, and his reason is very simple: "Did you just talk about patents?"

"Yes, patent, as long as the new drug applies for a patent..."

"Mr. Kawi." Laszlo interrupted him, "I'm not questioning your professional ability. It's just that the land you are standing on has not promulgated the Patent Law." [2]

Kawei really did not think of this, because it is common knowledge in modern times: "No patent law?"

"I'm pretty sure, no."

"In this case, once I publish the drug formula, all Austrians can make it themselves?"

"That's not the case." Laszlo said, "I remember that both Austria and Hungary have relevant patent systems. You can apply for a patent to protect your rights and interests, and you are considered legally protected."

Kavi:???

He didn't understand what the other party meant by going in such a big circle, so he could only continue with doubts: "As long as you have a new drug patent and the production and production line is in place, your income will never be less."

Laszlo did not answer, but spent the next half hour telling him a story from the other side of the ocean in the United States.

Twenty years ago, such a drug was discovered that could be used to treat patients. The discoverer, like Carvey, was an assistant in a surgical clinic.

In order to prove that the drug is practical, he specially entered Harvard Medical School to study medical skills and pharmacology with his tutor, and finally found the possibility of using the drug. In a subsequent live demonstration, the discoverer showed the actual effect of the drug to the audience, which was a great success.

.

Everyone believed in the efficacy of the drug, but many accidents occurred when applying for a patent.【3】

"Do you know what these accidents are?" Laszlo asked tentatively.

"Is there anyone competing with him for patent ownership?"

"You are indeed smart. The first person to grab a patent was his mentor at Harvard Hospital." Laszlo took a sip of water and continued, "There is a first and there is a second. The second is when he discovered the drug.

A doctor friend of mine.”

"...Is there a third one?"

"Yes, there is a third one. The third one came out of nowhere and said that he had discovered the medicine before. The four of them went to court."

Laszlo continued: "You should understand what I mean. I don't doubt your professional ability because I don't understand it, but I doubt your ability to apply for a patent because I understand this. You must know that this is the United States and the Patent Act

It has been in use for more than half a century, and there is still no answer to the patent for this drug."

kawi

Patents are a bit far away from ordinary doctors, and they don't have much contact with them. But for surgeons like him who have been working on the front line, surgery also has patents. Not only surgical methods, but also many improved surgical instruments based on new methods.

, these can all be patented.

So Kawei knows very well what is needed for drug patents.

The difference between him and the discoverer is that while others were still standing on the starting line, Kawei was already waiting at the finish line: "Mr. Laszlo, there is no need to worry, I can guarantee that the drug will be creative and practical."

sex, and can even guarantee its uniqueness.”

"Can you guarantee the one and only?"

“What a pharmaceutical patent protects is uniqueness.”
To be continued...