Yang Ping did not answer immediately; instead, he slightly narrowed his eyes, tapping lightly on the desk with his fingers.
A short while later, he asked, "There are no other contraindications, right?"
Professor Chen replied, "We haven't found any for now."
"Then we can proceed," Yang Ping said without hesitation.
All of them were surgeons, so of course, they had to inquire about any surgical contraindications. If absolute contraindications were present, no matter how skilled the surgery, it would be in vain.
The primary goal was to perform the surgery correctly; only then should they focus on performing it well. This principle could not be violated.
For instance, with Fontan Surgery, if the issue of pulmonary hypertension isn't addressed, no matter how beautifully done the procedure is, the result would be zero, or it might even be negative.
"Can it be done? A radical surgery?"
