Mayo Clinic Department of Neurosurgery, another case discussion.
When John Ansen threw out Yang Ping's surgical plan, everyone was shocked, with no other expression.
To remove an eyeball and go in through the orbit, what an incredible idea.
Yet, when everyone calmed down and carefully considered this approach, they unanimously discovered that it indeed was a brilliant pathway, easily resolving the current predicament.
Afterward, they all wondered, why hadn't we thought of this solution?
Even if it meant losing an eye, it was still better than losing a life.
Moreover, this plan could allow for the original reimplantation of the eye, meaning there was no need to lose the eye to complete the surgery.
"Why didn't we think of this plan, with the eye's projection position being the tumor's safe window? Why didn't it occur to us?" a muscular neurosurgeon exclaimed.
