Reattaching the most blood vessels meant a higher survival rate for the leg; the more nerves connected, the more freely the patient could move later on. Thus, the surgery was extremely lengthy, especially in terms of connecting blood vessels and nerves. Tang Yuxin was naturally very quick with her hands, not only thanks to her experience as a doctor in her past life but also because of the Chen Family's Rejuvenation Acupuncture Technique, which gave her exceptionally dexterous hands. In this respect, she was at least three times faster than an average surgeon.
The high success rate of her surgeries was not without reason, nor was it coincidental, since she connected the most blood vessels and nerves during the operations.
It was eleven hours later when Tang Yuxin finally took off her mask and allowed herself to catch her breath. She looked up at the electronic clock hanging on the wall—it was indeed eleven hours.
