"Yes, I will prepare the $1 million right away. Doctor Bagley, what you need to do is to help contact doctors in Europe and the United States right now, quickly!"

"Okay madam, I will contact you now!"

Dean Bagri walked out of the door, wiped the sweat from his forehead, and kept complaining in his heart.

He is just the director of a hospital in a poor African country. He is not even qualified to hold relevant international academic conferences. How can he know any internationally renowned hepatobiliary experts?

Now the responsibility of contacting foreign doctors is on his head, leaving him unable to speak out.

So Dean Bagri set his sights on the medical school where he studied abroad, the University of Munich Medical School.

This is also a top-notch medical school in Europe, and he knows some professors or old classmates working in various countries.

As a result, after a round of international phone calls, most European hepatobiliary surgeons shook their heads when they heard that they were going to Africa to perform radical resection of cholangiocarcinoma.

Who wouldn't be tempted by 1 million yuan? But this operation is too difficult and not something ordinary doctors can handle.

Moreover, most doctors have instinctive fears about going to Africa. One is that they do not believe that black people can afford so much money, and the other is that even if they are rich, there is a problem whether they will pay them.

Black people don’t care about credibility? Well, okay, it seems like...

There must be brave men under the heavy reward, and some brave doctors are eager to try it. However, when they see the reward, they have an obvious requirement, that is, the operation must be a radical cure.

Cholangiocarcinoma, radical cure? And it must be cured. What kind of international joke are you kidding?

This kind of surgery can only be regarded as a "palliative surgery" at best, that is, you can only live for 2 months without surgery, but you can live for a year with surgery, and that's it.

I still want to cure cholangiocarcinoma, but what are I thinking about?

Is this $1 million a joke? Is it an international telecommunications fraud?

The medical circle is neither too small nor too big, especially since there are only a few top hepatobiliary surgery experts in Europe and the United States. Soon the news spread that a wealthy African man offered a reward of US$1 million for the radical cure of a case of cholangiocarcinoma.
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A week has passed, not to mention the doctor who revealed the list, there is not even a phone number for international inquiries.

Dr. Bagley did nothing during this week. He even used adult diapers when going to the toilet. He stayed by the phone day and night, but he was disappointed.

Only one of his former classmates called and scolded him, scolding him for entertaining people, and no one could get the reward.

Bagri is not an idiot and knows how harsh Mbeki's conditions are, even ridiculous.

The problem is that he is the vice president, what else can he do?

Surgery for cholangiocarcinoma must be carried out as soon as possible. It can be said that it is urgent. Bagri did not dare to delay any longer and came to the ward to report again.

When Mrs. Mbeki saw the dean coming in, she stood up and asked expectantly:

"Bagri, how are you? How many hepatobiliary surgery experts have you contacted? When will you come to Sierra Leone?"

Vice President Mbeki also pricked up his ears. This was a matter of life and death for him, so he couldn't help but worry.

Bagri rubbed his hands in embarrassment:

"This, sir, madam, I have contacted all the hepatobiliary surgery experts in Europe and China, but no one has agreed to come to China to perform this operation..."

Mrs. Mbeki obviously could not accept this result. She opened her eyes wide and cursed angrily:

"Why? Why? We have already offered a reward of 1 million US dollars. Do you think this price is not enough? You tell me how much you want!"

"Madam, this is not a matter of money. In fact, radical resection of cholangiocarcinoma is not something ordinary doctors can afford. They, they don't have the confidence to cure it..."

When Mbeki heard this, he felt dizzy and looked up to the sky and roared.
Chapter completed!