The patient had to wait a full three hours before he woke up and was taken to the Ward. When his wife heard that the surgery was successful, she excitedly made the sign of the cross on her chest over and over again.
In the Doctor's Office at Mayo, the doctors were so swamped by Yang Ping that there was barely room to breathe. In truth, to conquer these proud Mayo men was simple, all it took was one surgery they could not achieve themselves.
The ophthalmologists enthusiastically invited Yang Ping to visit their eyeball transplant animal experiment project, which is currently ongoing in the laboratories of the Mayo Medical School. It is a joint research project between Mayo and the Bascom Palmer Eye Institute.
So far, eyeball transplantation is still at the animal experiment stage all around the world. The endeavor began with animal experiments in the 19th century and had since proceeded with great vigor, but had always been at a standstill without significant breakthroughs.
