It's not surprising; the clarity of an outsider always proves useful.
When surgeons occasionally encounter complex problems and their thoughts are tangled, they will also ask anesthesiologists for their opinions. Since anesthesiologists and nurses spend every day in the operating room observing surgeries, they might come up with some breakthrough ideas to inspire the Chief Surgeon.
Doctor Mo hesitated at the corner of his mouth.
Shim Youhuan moved closer to see what the situation in the surgical field was today.
After observing, he blinked: What has happened to this patient's mitral valve area? It's all oddly shaped. It's difficult to say whether the previous valve was poorly installed, making the removal and reconnection challenging, or whether it's the patient's heart that has undergone other pathological changes leading to this result.
The current surgical situation is quite rare; Mo Guai, the surgeon, needs to stop and thoroughly think about the next step.
