Skin grafting is a metaphor; in medicine, it's accurately referred to as transplantation, that's right. Sherlock Holmes Student Pan nodded, "Did you think of something, Yingying?" He squinted, sensing that she must have had some inspiration.
Student Xie pointed out the issue: "It's not a problem of burning, but a problem of the tendon not being long enough."
This isn't a plain. In terms of appearance, perhaps the "myotendinous" muscle and tendon are more like a piece of cloth or a rope, the cloth and rope have burned at one end, and you can cut off the burned end and reattach it. If that's the case, why don't they cut off the burned end? Because if they cut it, it would be too short to attach. Sherlock Holmes Student Pan's suggestion is correct; they should find a way to transplant a tendon.
Where to get a segment of tendon for transplantation? As Student Duan said, they've never heard of it, don't know where to find the material.
