Under the laparoscope, Yang Ping located the approximate location of the fine needles based on the prior ultrasound. He then began to search for these needles.
These fine needles were indeed hard to locate, so Yang Ping decided to start from the upper abdomen and search for these six needles in an upper-middle-lower sequence.
Starting from the liver area on the right side, the first needle was found in the gallbladder area. One end was in the liver and the other end was in the gallbladder. Luckily, the child had a strong healing ability, avoiding bile leakage and preventing infection.
Yang Ping gently pushed the gallbladder aside, creating operating space, and slowly pulled out this needle. Only a small amount of bile seeped out of the hole. Yang Ping suctioned the bile and found that the needle hole had naturally closed and was no longer leaking bile.
Everyone in the room gasped in amazement.
