The surgery for Huang Xiaochui, compared to Bai Weilong's surgery, is more troublesome due to the preparatory work involved.
After numerous precise tests and complex computer simulations, it was calculated how many millimeters each problem tendon on his hand needed to be extended to achieve the best effect.
The precision calculated by the computer reached a tenth of a millimeter, which even Lin Jie couldn't gauge with his experience.
Seeing the final data provided by the computer, Lin Jie couldn't help but express his amazement and reminded his students that with the advancement of computer and intelligent technologies, surgical robots will become more common in the future.
In terms of precision, accuracy, and endurance, humans have a clear disadvantage compared to robots.
He also advised, "Even now, computer simulations and assisted surgery systems can help us calculate surgical paths and simulate various possible issues during surgery, among other things."
