Luo Xiangnan described the difficulties of tomorrow's surgery.
These were objective facts.
There was no point in hiding them.
The other doctors from the Oncology Department chimed in, airing their grievances:
"Exactly. This isn't just a problem for neurosurgery. It's the same for our Hifu Knife treatments."
"That patient with late-stage pancreatic cancer is in agonizing pain. The Hifu Knife can non-invasively ablate the tumor, reduce its load, and even block nerve conduction to relieve pain. But the old man is just too weak. His cardiopulmonary functions are poor; he can't possibly withstand general anesthesia."
"But without general anesthesia, the high-temperature burning sensation from the Hifu Knife, even though it's internal, will still cause deep discomfort and pain. If the patient moves, the focal point will shift, and we could end up burning right through his intestines."
"Sigh... Anesthesia is really a major bottleneck for us."
