The competition begins!
Chen Cang watched the surgery, his brows slightly furrowed.
This was a rather rare operation.
A surgery to repair a clavicle fracture that had punctured the subclavian artery and vein.
Such surgeries are now rare in clinical practice, because with the advent of car airbags, effective protection can be provided for the clavicle and head, leading to a decline in these types of injuries.
The surgery was highly risky and, once diagnosed, required immediate surgical repair.
Chen Cang immediately began his procedure.
Since the operation was on a simulator, there was no need for procedures like opening and closing the chest, saving quite a bit of time.
And it saved money!
After all, simulators aren't cheap, but if you're just repairing blood vessels, it could be convenient.
Once the simulation equipment was activated, "blood" surged out continuously.
Despite the persistent beeping of the monitor, Chen Cang remained calm and collected.
