Stem cell therapy was still a distant prospect, so for now, the only option was microfracture surgery.
Chen Yu was already well-versed in this type of surgery.
Inside the operating room, Chen Yu once again opted for a minimally invasive procedure. Under his Eye of All-Seeing, he began to shave and trim the edge of Yagudin's acetabular labrum.
Yagudin's original problem was a congenital synovial defect. His acetabular labrum was underdeveloped and couldn't fully envelop the femoral head. This caused the femoral head to repeatedly collide with the acetabular rim.
Now, by using microfracture surgery to form fibrocartilage, he could expand the cartilage area and completely envelop the femoral head.
"As precise as ever," William complimented, taking advantage of a lull from across the operating table.
