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This laparoscopic liver extraction does indeed look quite aggressive.

But in reality, it also requires a high level of skill.

First, the liver needs to be wrapped up nicely.

The aim is to minimize the size of the liver as much as possible.

The incision for laparoscopic surgery is only two to three centiters.

Once the liver is wrapped into a shape resembling Turkish ice cream.

Extract!

At this point, go as quickly as possible. If it really doesn’t work, expand the incision a bit.

The full na of the extraction bag is: Disposable Specin Extraction Bag.

This thing is also connected to other parts, including a cannula and a handle, and most importantly, an opening chanism.

And before extracting, Zhou Mo Sen repeatedly pulled the handle.

Causing the bag to contract multiple tis, continually reducing the volu of the liver to be extracted.

This step really requires a high level of skill.

It seems simple, but executing it is not easy.

If the force is not controlled well, leading to the bag being unable to reopen.

The bag becos useless.

Unfortunately, current laparoscopic surgeries use this kind of bag and chanism.

Once fully closed, it cannot be reopened.

In the future, chanisms that can open and close multiple tis will appear.

With them, it will be easy and convenient.

But for now, we probably have to wait a few more years.

Therefore, one has to handle things slowly and cautiously.

If it fails, the bag must be cut open or sothing similar.

That’s really troubleso.

As for the extraction mont, indeed, there is so violence involved.

But it can only be done this way.

Doctors, if they’re not tough, how can they treat patients?

Just like our orthopedic doctors.

If they don’t have a tough heart when wielding a big hamr, how can their hands remain steady?

However, in reality, the liver won’t be hard.

Zhou Mo Sen’s operation this ti truly astonished Professor Hansen.

Not only this professor, but others were also deeply shocked.

One must know, last ti, laparoscopic surgery was used only to transplant the liver inside.

Sending it in allows for a larger incision, right?

Sidney reacted the fastest, recovering from her daze.

Then she gave a little applause.

The small celebration in the surgical room followed.

This surgery is still confidential, so there were not many people in the room, only the governor and the hospital director in the observation room.

They were also happy when they saw the situation.

"Did it succeed?" The governor’s smile now felt a bit like learning to smile from Connor.

"The liver extraction succeeded."

Yes, only half is complete.

At this ti, soone arrived in the observation room.

Professor Feng John, the current authority on liver transplants in All Arica, finally arrived.

"Oh, I’m really sorry, my flight was delayed."

Naturally, everyone had nothing to say, and the governor was very courteous.

"No problem, no problem."

Glad you could co.

But Feng John quickly noticed sothing amiss.

"Oh, is it possible..."

The atmosphere was quite joyful. Was the surgery finished?

Looking below.

Soone explained a bit, "The liver splitting was just completed, next will be..."

Upon hearing this, Feng John’s mind was imdiately shaken.

He could see that the surgery was a laparoscopic operation.

Coupled with the information about the liver splitting.

Does it need any further explanation?

Using laparoscopic surgery for liver extraction!

Originally, Feng John planned to carefully observe the laparoscopic liver transplant surgery.

Result...

He could indeed observe the transplant process, but the previous segnt... oh dear!

Feng John couldn’t help feeling a bit anxious.

If only he had co earlier.

But no matter what, quickly begin the next step of the surgery.

Professor Feng changed into surgical attire, thoroughly cleaned and disinfected, and then entered the surgical room.

A nurse helped put on surgical gloves for him.

"Hello, Dr. Zhou Mosen, hello, Professor Hansen."

The order of his greetings was a bit problematic.

Zhou Mo Sen had to respond with a simple, "Hello, Professor Feng."

Professor Hansen also greeted, "Hello, Professor Feng."

However, Hansen added a sentence.

"Would you like to also..."

He didn’t finish the sentence but gave a look.

aning, would you like to also perform the operation?

Laparoscopic surgery, after all, can have several incisions.

With good coordination, multiple people can operate.

But there’s just a little... so many instrunts in the patient’s belly.

This indeed seems a bit excessive.

Typically, laparoscopic surgery with two doctors is already enough.

Feng John laughed heartily, "Please continue with your surgery, I’ll just watch from the side."

Even though he said he’d watch, he must stay quite close.

Soon after, the surgery to implant the liver into Catherine began.

Of course, prior to this, Catherine’s diseased liver had to be extracted.

This actually involved handling many blood vessels.

Professor Feng watched from the side and couldn’t help but murmur a few words.

He was familiar with laparoscopy, just had never done it during liver transplants before.

Until the diseased liver was extracted, and then...

Zhou Mo Sen appeared again, and that disposable specin extraction bag this ti... sizzled with a sll like roasted at.

The laparoscope uses an electric knife, the proper na is electric hook due to its hook-like shape.

The diseased liver was quickly segnted into small pieces, and the bag contracted viciously.

Then the extraction bag swiftly ca out.

Upon seeing this, Feng John inexplicably felt Zhou Mo Sen...

Quite aggressive, quite swift.

...

The sun in Los Angeles ca out.

Catherine’s laparoscopic liver transplant surgery finally ended.

Zhou Mo Sen and Hansen were both drenched in sweat.

The other dical personnel were the sa.

Even Feng John, who didn’t really participate, had a shiny head.

He was bald, with no hair in the middle.

But, the surgery was a great success.

Thus...

Clap clap!

When the doctors ca out, there was a round of applause.

Yet another milestone in dical history!

Most crucial was...

"Amazing! You are amazing! Thank you! Thank you all!"

The governor was practically ecstatic.

He gave each of these doctors a forceful hug.

With his physique, such a hug... it’s not easy for ordinary people to handle.

But, it was very joyful.

And when it ca to Zhou Mo Sen...

"Dr. Zhou, I owe you a favor!"

This line from the governor’s mouth had a cinematic feel.

Indeed, many Arican movies have this line.

And Zhou Mo Sen’s response now was quite amusing.

After the hug, Zhou Mo Sen simply said, "You said it, I rember it!"

This favor... wasn’t it just a courtesy?

Anyhow, many people say it just as a formality, right?

Zhou Mo Sen wanted the governor’s actual ’favor debt’?

The governor was very happy at this mont, it seed he didn’t even think.

"No problem! I truly owe you a favor! My whole family does!"

He acknowledged it on the spot!

The governor had a good attitude after all.

But actually, the governor wasn’t blind, he could see.

Zhou Mo Sen played a crucial role in this surgery.

And having gained the ’favor debt from the governor,’ Zhou Mo Sen naturally was very happy.

But before he could leave, Hansen ca over.

"Why did you think of using laparoscopy for liver extraction?"

Yes, aren’t you a plastic surgeon?

Regarding this question, Zhou Mo Sen had thought about it long ago.

"After the last surgery, I was considering this. Wouldn’t the donor’s abdon also be left with a massive scar?"

Hansen nodded in agreent, indeed, we should also care for the donors.

But unexpectedly, before Hansen could continue, Feng John arrived.

"Dr. Zhou, I still have openings for students, not sure if you..."

Huh? This authority on liver transplants in All Arica wants to poach?

"No way!" Professor Hansen was almost furious.

The two old professors seed on the verge of arguing, but when they looked at Zhou Mo Sen.

He walked away.

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