Second is the issue of infection. With so many incisions, and each one being a major surgery, the chance of infection is invisibly increased.
At the normal human speed, each of these four surgeries would take five to six hours. In total, that's more than twenty hours of surgery - something neither the patient nor the doctor could endure.
Finally, there's the consideration of the spinal cord's tolerance to the corrections. If this limit is exceeded, paralysis could occur in a best-case scenario, and death in the worst.
If these three issues could be resolved - if the whole surgery could be completed within three to four hours, if blood loss could be kept below four hundred milliliters, and if the spinal cord's tension tolerance could be ensured - the entire surgery could be completed in one go.
Yang Ping decided to enter the system space to simulate surgery on Lu Gang's case.
The case recommendation feature could only push similar cases, not an exact copy of Lu Gang's case.
