These surgeons from Sanbo Hospital truly live up to their reputation, performing entire procedures independently without even needing assistance for suturing.
Little Five and Zhang Lin began showcasing their life-long expertise, which proved much simpler than stitching the tail of a newborn white mouse.
His movements were swift: cutting open, exposing the thoracic cavity, revealing the heart, locating several major blood vessels, severing and inserting the tubes, then securing both ends, closing the thoracic cavity, all in one seamless motion.
In under ten minutes, they completed intubation on a mouse, a task that typically takes researchers two or three hours just to locate the blood vessels. It seems surgeons are indeed different.
Director Pan watched in amazement, surprised by their incredible speed.
