Chen Qi was happy when he heard this:

"Thank you so much to the two professors. You have been of great help to me."

How bad can the second-hand equipment that has been eliminated by a top hospital like the Mayo Clinic be?

They are wealthy people and they are not short of money. When pharmaceutical companies launch the latest medical equipment, they will immediately replace it with newer models without blinking an eye.

Anyway, someone will sponsor and pay for it.

For the Mayo Clinic, both doctors and patients want the best equipment to ensure the most accurate results of auxiliary examinations.

Unlike China, all machines are repaired and repaired and then used for three years.

For example, when Chen Qi went to Huangtan Health Center to build the first operating room, the equipment used were all eliminated from other hospitals, and they were really broken beyond repair.

If such medical equipment were dumped in Mayo, I'm afraid even the sanitation workers wouldn't even bother to take a look.

Later, I went to the Fourth Hospital. There was only one black and white B-ultrasound machine in the entire hospital, which was considered the most advanced machine. There was not even an automatic biochemistry machine, let alone a CT scan.

It is a fact that China is poor, and it is also a fact that China’s hospital conditions are difficult. There is nothing to deny this.

Chen Qi thinks that this view is incorrect.

We should seek truth from facts in everything. Anything that is beneficial to us is a good thing. No matter it is a white cat or a black cat, a cat that can catch mice is a good cat.

You don’t care whether it is a second-hand product or a new machine. If it can only be used in clinical practice, can serve patients, and can allow doctors to accurately position themselves when treating patients, then it is a good machine.

Logistics supervisor Trollope received everyone. When the staff opened the warehouse door, Chen Qi was shocked.

There are all kinds of things densely packed inside, including medical equipment, testing equipment, surgical tools, and even abandoned hospital beds and furniture.

After all, this is the Mayo Clinic, and the hospital management is very formal. Even the outdated machines are neatly stacked and stacked neatly, without being messy or messy.

Chen Qi swallowed his saliva and asked the logistics manager next to him, Professor Kerry's husband:

"Mr. Trollope, how many of these can I take?"

Trollope laughed:

"If you can move it, go ahead. Anyway, we have to ask the garbage collector to dispose of these junk regularly, and we will have to pay extra money. But we have agreed that you have to pay the transportation fee yourself. If you can transport it,

It's your ability to go to Africa."

Is transportation still a problem for Chen Qi?

The most troublesome things for others are the easiest things to solve for him.

"Sir, I have an unsolicited request. Please help me hire some trucks and workers to transport it to Port Yuri, California. There are several warehouses I rent there. I will bear all the costs."
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"No problem, if you are willing to tip, we have a fleet of trucks in the logistics office."

Chen Qi was overjoyed, that's great, I'm willing to spend 50,000 US dollars on freight, I don't know how much of these second-hand equipment I can take away.

How many dollars does it cost to transport these equipment? As a result, the Chinese boy in front of me was willing to give him $50,000 at once. This was obviously a gift to Trollope as the logistics director.

How could Trollope not see the trick?

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