In the fourth round, surgeries for pelvic acetabular fractures have not been performed by anyone for several days.
Many doctors have requested the organizing committee to change the competition format to live broadcasts for all surgeries. They suggested that similar types of operations be performed simultaneously within the specified time, with real-time scoring for more excitement and contrast.
However, concentrating all the surgeries and scoring into one time frame is probably not realistic.
Both the contestants and judges are doctors, who are extremely busy. It would be difficult for all of them to convene at a predetermined time.
A small number of judges watch video replays in their free time to score, deliberating carefully before awarding each point.
Unlike sports competitions, which are straightforward and clearly determine winners and losers, a single surgery can be broken down into dozens or even hundreds of steps, accompanied by various other aspects.
