PATENT FROM CHONGQING POLICE COLLEGE SPARKS DEBATE OVER ITS PURPOSE
CHONGQING - A patent granted in China in 2012 is sparking debate among observers, after details about the applicant, the lead inventor and the design of the device became widely known.
Records show the patent carries the number CN202376254U, filed on December 22, 2011 and granted on August 15, 2012. The name of the invention is translated as a machine for causing primary brainstem injury through impact.
In the section describing its purpose, the file states that the device was built to create a brainstem injury model in medium sized laboratory animals such as dogs, pigs and rabbits, in order to overcome the inaccuracy of manual impact.
The first point that drew attention is the applicant. The applicant was not a veterinary institute or an agricultural university, but the Chongqing Police College.
The first inventor listed in the file is Wang Lijun, former police chief and vice mayor of Chongqing. Wang Lijun was later sentenced to 15 years in prison in the political scandal of 2012.
Before moving to Chongqing, Wang Lijun served as police chief in Jinzhou City, Liaoning Province. There, he founded what was called the On-site Psychology Research Center.
According to a speech preserved from when he received the Guanghua Award in 2006, he said his center had carried out thousands of in-depth organ transplant research cases right at execution sites, to find a way to transfer organs from the body of a death row prisoner to a recipient in the most effective way.
At the end of 2011, Wang Lijun registered the copyright for this impact machine together with military trauma experts.
The debate continued in November 2017, when South Korean broadcaster TV Chosun aired an investigative documentary called Killing to Live, about the underground organ transplant tourism network in China.
In the documentary, the film crew took the drawings from the patent to mechanical engineers to rebuild a real machine for test operation. When witnessing the machine operate, international medical ethics experts present in the report raised questions about the size of the device.
According to those experts, a machine introduced as being for mice or rabbits in a laboratory had a support base, clamping ring and cushioning mechanism that matched the anatomical structure of an adult human skull.
Legally, the original patent was invalidated in 2016 because the maintenance fee was not paid after Wang Lijun was imprisoned.
However, scientific data in China shows the design continued to be cited. From 2013 to the period of 2020 to 2023, nine other patents from major hospitals and medical universities in China directly cited this invention to build newer generations of impact machines, using pneumatic guns and electronic sensors to measure force more accurately.
To date, on legal papers, the device is still recorded as a research tool for trauma in animals. Meanwhile, questions surrounding the applicant, the identity of the inventor and the design of the machine still have no official answer from an independent authority.
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