To be honest, the idea of a spliced heart transplant was just a sudden, crazy thought that popped into Yan Feifan's head.
He hadn't thought it through carefully at all. His intuition merely told him that it was somewhat feasible.
When he discussed this splicing transplant surgery further with Gu Lin, Yan Feifan realized that even under the most ideal surgical conditions, the suturing of blood vessels and nerves involved would increase exponentially compared to a whole heart transplant.
As a result, not only would the difficulty of the surgery increase several times over, but the time required would also be extended to at least eight to ten hours.
However, the surgery was still feasible.
With modern microsurgery, even a baby's finger could be successfully reattached, let alone a heart of this size.
It was just that the drastically increased difficulty and prolonged duration would undoubtedly lead to a significant drop in the success rate.
