| Award-winning Australian neurosurgeon Charlie Teo, 53, sparked a furious debate after offering people the chance to watch him perform brain surgery, the Daily Mail reported. |
据英国《每日邮报》报道，今年53岁的查利·张是澳大利亚知名的华裔神经外科医生，他因拍卖脑科手术“参观权”而被推上舆论的风口浪尖。 |
| Andrew Penman, chief executive of the Cancer Council of New South Wales, said that the council had auctioned the chance to watch Teo operate four times in the past two years, in order to raise research funds. |
新南威尔士癌症委员会首席执行官安德鲁·彭曼称，在过去两年中，查利与委员会合作进行了4次拍卖手术参观票活动，为脑癌研究筹款。出价最高者可以观看手术全过程。 |
| But John Quinn of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons said he was opposed to selling seats to spectators, saying "We are not in favor of non-medical people in an operating room just for the sake of viewing. Non-medical people would also not be bound by the codes of conduct that apply to doctors and nurses." |
澳大拉西亚皇家外科学院常务董事约翰·奎恩称，“我们反对出售外科手术参观票，反对非医务人员以参观为目的进入手术室。非医务人员可能会不习惯医生和护士必须遵守的手术室规定。” |
| Dr Teo was awarded the Order of Australia last week. |
查利·张上周刚刚获得澳大利亚勋章。
（China.org.cn） |
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