"Zheng, let's watch the recording of the remote surgery you performed yesterday." Professor Charles said to Zheng Ren after he was done admiring his surgery.
After all, no matter how perfect an appendectomy was, it could only prove the suitability of this machine. Dr. Charles was more concerned about the feasibility of using this machine to perform difficult surgeries, such as the treatment of Gaucher's disease.
The difficulty of the surgery could be clearly understood from the analysis of the 6.2-kilogram spleen.
The patient's spleen weighed 6.2 kilograms. It was indeed strange to use weight as a unit of measurement to measure the difficulty of the surgery, but that was the truth.
Dr. Charles knew the difficulty of the operation of Gossett's disease all too well. The patient was a pregnant woman, and she had to do a cesarean section and remove most of her spleen. Therefore, Dr. Charles couldn't wait to watch the recording of the operation.
