Dr. Zhou's operation was highly standardized and proficient. The hands of the Chinese are indeed dexterous, making Yang Ping's earlier worries seem a bit superfluous.
Dr. Zhou, one by one, carefully and patiently selected the feeding vessels of the spinal cord.
Yang Ping acted as his guide, instructing when to stop, when to advance, and when to push the drug. Even though there was a delay from the instructions to the operation, Dr. Zhou proved to be great at understanding and cooperating smoothly.
"Slow down, push, stop, push again, cross the fork, go to the outside, right, push another two centimeters, stop---you can push the drug now." Every instruction of Yang Ping, Dr. Zhou was able to transform into precise movements.
"Have you studied interventional procedures, Doctor Yang?" Dr. Zhou was surprised; a surgeon also understands intervention techniques.
