Everyone quickly turned to look at the clock on the wall, feeling anxious at this moment. It’s been about ten minutes of stitching back and forth, yet it still won’t come together.

In such situations, rushing is not the answer; it’s necessary to pause and think about what to do next.

Xie Wanying recalled Teacher Du at Guo Zhi Hospital saying to take a break when needed, must take a break, and think clearly before proceeding.

So everyone saw her voluntarily put down the tools.

Student Xie is really composed. The Chief Surgeon opposite her and the Second Assistant beside her glanced at her calm and collected demeanor.

With the Chief Surgeon’s burden, Student Duan couldn’t easily put down the instruments in his hands. Yuanyuan observed the surgical area seriously, gripping the needle holder and forceps tightly.

For these young people, the current situation is the first real challenge since the surgery began. The command center and connection center are both stalled, with three machines all not operating. What to do now.

Actually, for these three youngsters, there’s always a Boss standing nearby, ready to ask for help.

Clearly, these three believe they can solve the problem on their own. Cao Zhao’s dark eyes swept over the three youths. It’s good when young people are willing to take the initiative to find solutions. Don’t think teachers are almighty; in fact, teachers need to ponder too and sometimes are not necessarily more clever than young minds.

"I think we are facing this situation now," Chief Surgeon Student Duan thought it through, taking on the chief responsibility, hoping to spark ideas in the team, "The fracture surface here is too large. Although we considered this at the beginning, we couldn’t address it. Too much bleeding, we must first stop the bleed, electrocoagulation hemostasis, the burned area has protein coagulation, ischemic tissue, and is not easy to suture again."

The Chief Surgeon, the genius, pointed out a step that was destined for an unavoidable mistake earlier.

Student Xie followed with her 3D observation perspective: "The fracture surface is bigger than we anticipated. After burning, it needs some time for the wound to heal. Finding another place to suture in this condition is difficult."

She means her 3D observation filtered through her brain repeatedly found that almost the whole grassland was burned, finding an unaffected area to sow crops is difficult.

The two geniuses laid out the harsh realities. Student Pan, not quite a genius, had to think along their lines hoping to find some inspiration, murmured: "So, does it mean we need to graft skin?"

The whole grassland burned, only grafting skin is possible. Move an entire healthy sod from another area to sow crops again.

These lively-minded medical students are indeed unbound by the existing clinical patterns. A bit of daydreaming might just work.

"I haven’t heard of this kind of grafting, only heart transplant," Chief Surgeon Student Duan admitted honestly.

Moreover, there’s no need to graft at all. It’s mainly that this wound is hard to operate, wait for it to heal before pulling it out for stitching is manageable. The issue is waiting for the wound to heal requires a second operation. Plus, resolving the valve opening and closing issue means swapping the valve if it can’t be sutured, leaving the doctors pondering whether or not to switch artificial valves.

In summary, time waits for no one.

"Wait." Student Xie suddenly thought of something, whispered and turned to ask Student Pan, "Did you just say transplant?"

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