Different positions, different strengths, different perspectives on problem-solving.
A year ago, Lu Cheng couldn't dare to think about the relationship between anatomy and function.
Being able to perform tendon suturing was his pursuit.
Half a year ago, Lu Cheng also dared not think about these things. He thought that being able to perform Spleen Preservation Surgery was already a blessing from heaven.
But now, Lu Cheng can calmly discuss the path of surgery with Professor Zhong Junyun.
This involves the essence of surgery.
Surgery, modern surgery, is about surgical techniques, intricate operations, reconstructing the patient's anatomical structure.
But why do some patients have their anatomical structures reconstructed, yet their functions are still impaired?
Why do some patients have normal structures of the pancreas and spleen, yet incomplete functions?
The questions raised by Lu Cheng caused Professor Zhong Junyun's brows to furrow.
