The high-definition camera is mounted on the microscope, directly capturing the surgical field of view under the lens.
The video's comment feature is activated. To avoid distracting the viewers, the comments are moved to a dedicated area under the video.
Since no one can see each other in this virtual meeting, everyone is unrestrained, and the comments section quickly comes alive.
"What the hell, why did he start with the tendon rather than blood vessels first? Must be a rookie?"
"Yeah, probably a newbie."
"Why would they let a newbie live stream at such a high-profile conference? Is this some kind of joke?"
"Must have sponsored the conference and trying to advertise."
"They failed to mention from which hospital they are."
"Silence!"
"Look at his speed."
"Just a few seconds, and he finished suturing a tendon. A perfect junction. A rookie?"
"A rookie with such speed?"
"This isn't the usual order of suturing. It's organized by layers, not everyone dares to do it this way."
