After finalizing the surgical protocol for the clinical trial, Chen Yu began to screen candidates.
He planned to divide them into two groups.
One was the general group, composed mainly of ordinary patients. He wouldn't apply the system's effects, allowing him to see how the technology itself performed.
This was easy. His own clinic was never short of patients.
The other group would consist mainly of athletes.
For this group, Chen Yu had to personally call and contact the patients.
Especially in the world of football, a great many players suffered from the torment of cartilage wear.
In other words, knee injuries.
This type of injury was very common. Normally, players wouldn't seek out Chen Yu for treatment unless it was as severe as Batty's case, where the cartilage had been completely worn away.
Because this type of wear-and-tear injury required careful management, having the team doctor handle daily maintenance at the club was an excellent option.
