You must know that if you add up so many precision instruments, it is impossible to get hundreds of millions of dollars.

Even if the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center (UCSF) is a big player, the $100 million in the 1980s is definitely not a small amount, and it will make the hospital heartbroken.

What is lost is not only money, but also the credibility of UCSF Hospital.

Once these equipments are lost, the officials will definitely check them. If they can’t find anything out after half a year or several months, they will have to raise funds to buy them again. By the time the equipment is reinstalled, the day lilies will be cold.

There are so many private hospitals in the country, and the competition is fierce, okay?

Isn’t this too much of a delay?

Besides, Dean Chen didn’t just steal the imaging department and then stop. No, he has now moved to the laboratory department again.

The testing center of UCSF Hospital has a separate building. Downstairs is the clinical testing department, and upstairs are various related laboratories.

Chen Qi is not polite, nor is he picky about food. Anyway, he has unlimited space, so he can take as much as he can now.

What hematology analyzer, urine analyzer, biochemical analyzer, hemorrheometer, chemiluminescence immunoassay analyzer, specific protein analyzer, enzyme immunoassay analyzer, glycosylated hemoglobin meter, electrolyte analyzer.

Pack them all up and take them away, leaving no one behind.

Not only the instruments were not left behind, but also the biological safety cabinets, centrifuges, microscopes, water purifiers, UPS, autoclaves, and medical refrigerators in the laboratory were taken away.

Don't underestimate the medical refrigerator, this thing is very particular.

It is generally used to store medicines, vaccines, stem cells, transplanted skin and animal tissue specimens, gene banks, some important biochemical reagents and other special medicines.

It has strict requirements on temperature and humidity, which is not comparable to household refrigerators, and the price is also extremely expensive.

For example, the Helicobacter pylori research team that Lan Lijuan is working on bought one because it received foreign funding. This is the first imported medical refrigerator in Vietnam and China.

Now Chen Qi has stolen all the medical refrigerators in the building. He has lost not only the refrigerator, but also some precious experimental materials and biochemical preparations in the refrigerator.

This is called a heavy loss.

After cleaning up the imaging department and laboratory department, Chen Qi went to the most important medicine warehouse.

In addition to the most valuable equipment in a hospital, the value of medicines is even more unpredictable.

In particular, many drugs are specially designed for rare diseases. Each injection costs tens of thousands of dollars. If you throw away a refrigerator of drugs, it will make people vomit blood.

If stolen equipment can only be left idle and cannot be cashed in, then the role of drugs will be great.

Closer to home, there is a huge shortage of medicines in Africa, especially in Sierra Leone because there is not a single pharmaceutical factory in the country and all medicines are imported, which also leads to unbearable drug prices.

It doesn’t matter if it’s expensive, sometimes there’s a price but no market. You can’t even buy life-saving medicine with US dollars. What a helpless thing.

As long as he can get the medicine in stock at UCSF Hospital, it will be enough for Chen Qi to cause trouble in Africa for a while.

Even if you return to China in the future, many of the medicines here can still play a huge role. Chen Qi is not planning to sell them, but they can always be used to save people.

If you save people, you will not only gain a banner, but also gain connections at critical moments, which will also be of great help to your career.

It's just a little troublesome to get into the medicine warehouse. The door of the warehouse obviously doesn't have the same locks as those in office buildings.

Chen Qi smashed it for a long time without breaking it open. Finally, he got angry and took out a few "pineapples" presented by Adem and blew up the door.

It's fine if you smash the door, the security guards won't listen, but if you blow up the door in the middle of the night, if the hospital security guards don't hear you anymore, then they will be treated as dead.

Anyone who has been to a hospital knows that the security in the hospital is basically just a little better than the toothless security guards in the community.

The hospital is a civilian institution, and there is nothing that needs to be kept secret. In addition, there are no such things as medical troubles in the country, so although they say they are security guards, they are actually similar to the gatekeepers at work.

The huge explosion at night indeed attracted the staff.

When a fat security guard and an old security guard rushed over, they saw that the door of the medicine warehouse was blown to pieces, and when they shined a flashlight into the room, they were scared out of their wits.

I saw that the warehouse was empty, not to mention the medicines in stock, even the iron shelves where the medicines were placed were gone.

"Farke, Farke, I must be dazzled. How is this possible?"

"Oh my God, I've seen bank robbers, but I've never seen hospital robbers in my life. Call the police and retreat quickly. The robbers have weapons."

"Yes, it's important to save your life. Call for support."

The two security guards ran away as if they were desperate, and Chen Qi flashed out of the medicine store and patted his chest with satisfaction.

Good guy, he has never played "Pineapple" before. He didn't expect it to be so powerful and loud. Not to mention the door, even part of the wall was blown down.

Although I was shocked, getting a whole warehouse of medicines basically filled up the last shortcoming of Chen Qi's "space operating room", which will make medical practice much more convenient in the future.

It’s not that Chen Qi is unpatriotic, it’s the quality and efficacy of domestically produced drugs that left the doctors speechless.

The explosion in the medicine warehouse alarmed the entire hospital. The lights in the inpatient department building came on one after another, and police sirens could be heard in the distance.

Chen Qi knew he had to hurry up because he still had the most important place to go.

That is the hospital's database, also called the archives room.

In 1987, hospitals in the country had not fully started computer automation, and doctors' prescriptions and medical records were still mainly written by hand.

In addition, all research group and research group information are also recorded in paper form, and are finally stored in the archives along with medical records and medical records.

Therefore, for UCSF Hospital, the truly valuable things are not equipment or medicines, but these files and materials with a history of hundreds of years.

This is a treasure trove. When doctors encounter medical problems that need answers, they will go to the "database" to check the information.

When a researcher needs to work on a certain topic, a large amount of data and cases are needed to support it, which can also be found in the "database".

In addition, many scientific research projects that are ongoing or have been completed need to be archived, and the final storage place is the "database".

If equipment and drugs are tangible assets, the database is a real intangible asset. This is the true foundation of a hospital.

Chen Qi decided to help them clear it out, causing them to lose their history, data, and hope, which was a real pain.

We also want to let Mr. mold have a taste of what it feels like to have his thesis stolen.

Of course, it's useless for him to take away so many paper materials.

What others consider treasures is just a pile of rubbish here. How long will it take to study so much information? There are as many as five floors above and below.

In order to create a sensation and plunge ucsf into complete chaos, Chen Qi decided to burn it all down.

Half an hour later, when the police surrounded the entire hospital, Chen Qi had already left the UCSF hospital and stood across the street.

At this time, a fire broke out in the database in the UCSF hospital, lighting up the entire sky of San Francisco. Because the fire was so strong, several nearby buildings were also threatened by the fire.

For a time, the entire hospital was filled with paper dust, just like visiting a grave during the Qingming Festival.

Fortunately, the inpatient building is far away, but the hospital is already organizing the evacuation of patients.

The entire UCSF hospital was completely in chaos, and the entire San Francisco city also sounded the alarm. The police cars, fire trucks, and emergency vehicles rushed towards the largest and most famous hospital in San Francisco like they were desperate.

Chen Qi whistled, hid his figure in the darkness, and left quietly. Not to mention that there was nothing captured by the surveillance camera, so what if there was a probe?

How were so many things, tens of thousands of tons of materials, moved? Who moved them? Let the Americans have a headache.

When Chen Qi returned to the small hotel where the Chinese medical delegation was located, all the old men were awake.

When they saw Chen Qi coming in from outside wearing a coat, everyone came to greet him. Liu Chumin was the leader and was the first to ask:

"Chen Qi, did you just go out? What happened outside? Why are the sounds of police cars everywhere."

Chen Qi pursed his lips, pointed at the window in one direction and said:

"Did you see it? Is the sky over there a fiery red? It's on fire."

A group of little old men all ran to the window to watch the excitement, "Hey, this fire is not small, where is it on fire?"

"I heard it's the University of California, San Francisco Medical Center," Chen Qi said casually while taking off his clothes.

"UC San Francisco Medical Center?"

The group of little old men turned around one after another and pondered: "Why does this place sound familiar? Where have you heard of it..."

Professor Wu Mengchao said angrily:

"Aren't the two doctors who targeted Professor Lu, the work units of Jesses and Henderson, still ranked among the top famous hospitals in the United States?"

Professor Lu became anxious when he heard this: "Ah, the hospital is on fire. What should we do? There are so many patients and so much equipment. This is a big disaster."

Chen Qi lamented beside him, thinking that Professor Lu He was really an honest man.

If someone else had heard that the enemy's hospital was on fire, they would have wanted to dance a harvest song to express their joy, but this old gentleman was first worried about whether the patients in the enemy's hospital would be harmed.

This is really the kindness of a doctor.

Chen Qi felt that he should reflect on whether the fire just now might have caused casualties. If so, it would be a pity. He must send two wreaths to them later.

At this time, Liu Chumin seemed to have thought of something and suddenly clapped his hands:

"Professor Lu, your paper "Urodynamics: Dual Channel Cystometry" may be saved. You think, the hospital where Jesse is located has been burned down, and the reconstruction work is endless. How can they still have it?

It’s time to take care of this paper.”

Professor Ning Mengzhu also had a happy face:

"Yes, Lao Lu, we must be busy with emergency rescue and disaster relief, and we have to put other things later. Isn't this buying you precious time?"

Professor Lu also suddenly realized it, and then walked around the room excitedly.

"Well, I won't hold this surgical conference. I will go back to China first, revise the paper again, and try to publish it as soon as possible."

Chen Qi interrupted at this time:
To be continued...