In the operating room.
Qiao Dingcai took a deep breath; the surgery had gone extremely smoothly.
It could even be said that he had outperformed himself.
This satisfied him greatly.
After the age of fifty, Qiao Dingcai had already felt his energy, concentration, and hand-eye coordination all declining.
This decline was not a slight one but rather significant.
Microsurgery is different from other disciplines.
It is a field that dances on the tip of a needle!
The golden age for this profession is around forty years old, with a span of fifteen years!
During this period, whether it's surgical experience, technical skills, physical fitness, or mental state, all are at their peak.
It is entirely possible to complete highly complex surgeries.
This finger replantation surgery involved tendon suturing, nerve anastomosis, and vascular anastomosis—three types of precision operations under a microscope, lasting several hours.
It was a severe test of physical and mental strength.
