"Ah... this is quite a mess. You never know what's going to happen," Liu Banxia muttered as he returned to Qi Wentai's side.
"We still need to think about our patient. I've been pondering for a while, but I still don't have the slightest lead," Qi Wentai said with a bitter smile.
"No matter where we choose to make the incision, there will be many obstacles. If we take a risk, it has to be you who tries it. Your hands are steadier, more dexterous; perhaps you wouldn't hit the aorta."
"Don't flatter me. We still need to find a good surgical approach," Liu Banxia shook his head.
"Considering our current situation, we're trying to find a way through the narrow gaps. The choice of approach will inevitably be obstructed by other organs. As long as we can create enough space without damaging those organs, that will be sufficient."
