"Senior Brother Yang performs fracture surgery so well too."
"Collarbone fracture, very simple, I can perform it as well."
"Can you do it in 6 minutes?"
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Song Zimo sits silently on the side.
For this guy to perform so many collarbone surgeries, one would think he only knew how to handle amputated fingers.
He avoids and protects even the cutaneous nerves on the collarbone. Many doctors don't pay attention to such details, especially when making a horizontal incision. With a swipe of the scalpel, the cutaneous nerves are severed, causing numbness around the site of the operation after surgery. Numbness is a small issue, not a big deal.
The hemostasis is extremely well done; hardly any blood could be seen on the gauze. The dissection of the periosteum was minimized, maximally protecting the blood supply of the fracture.
