From Old Wu's perspective, the surgery would be complete once embolization had been performed on the arterial branch from the superior vesical artery.
This was a palliative surgery and its main aim was to alleviate the patient's symptoms.
Although the embolized area was small, the decrease in blood supply would shrink the prostate, improving the patient's condition.
The surgeon had not stopped the surgery. Right after embolization, he was again performing superselection.
The guide wire was moved into the renal artery.
Based on typical human anatomy, the renal artery contributed nothing to the prostate.
What was Zheng Ren doing?
Old Wu and Mu Tao were stunned.
A thought popped up in both their minds. Had Zheng Ren performed 3D reconstruction on a 64-slice CT scan of the prostate prior to surgery?
Did reconstruction even work on capillaries?
