Yang Ping pulled up the X-rays and CT 3D reconstruction images of the six-year-old child.
The child's parents went through various lengths before they found Yang Ping. At that time, Yang Ping's spinal external fixator had just finished experimental work in the system space and was merely a stack of blueprints in reality, yet to have undergone animal testing.
With Professor Liang's help, and by partnering with Xiehe Hospital's lab in Guilin, Yang Ping smoothly launched animal experiments.
If the degree of pediatric scoliosis is severe, it can be corrected through surgery, but this would potentially affect the child's future growth and development.
Also, even if the surgery is performed successfully, the child's spine would lose most of its mobility, making simple actions like bending over to tie shoelaces impossible.
Shortly after, the final group of experimental monkeys completed orthopedic treatment and Yang Ping planned to conduct clinical experiments as soon as possible.
