After Zhang Chahai finished speaking, He Zhiqian also glanced at Chen Cang:
"Dr. Chen, the modified Roux-en-Y reconstruction after subtotal gastrectomy was your idea, you can definitely do it, right?"
Everyone looked at Chen Cang, knowing that if Chen Cang could do it, it would be the best possible outcome.
Why say that?
In recent years, there has been a consensus in surgery that when reconstructing the digestive tract, if Chen Cang did the surgery alone, the style and the suturing methods would harmonize very well.
This meant that if such a surgery from the esophagus to the colon could be all done by Chen Cang alone, it would be a good thing.
This led to general surgeons studying thoracic surgery's esophageal operations in recent years.
Hoping to master them.
But...
Could Chen Cang really do it?
After all, a person's abilities are limited, and Chen Cang is not very old. Can he really handle the entire surgery on his own?
