Sitting in the car returning to Xiangtai Apartment, Lin Jie no longer displayed the composed and steady demeanor he showed in front of others, his body slumped against the seat back, a look of not only fatigue but also some reluctance on his face.
He personally performed the radioactive particle implant surgery for those three patients.
This radioactive particle involves placing a radioisotope capable of killing tumor cells inside a metal titanium shell.
After sealing, it is made into a small stick, only as thick as a 0.7mm pencil lead used by elementary school students, less than half a centimeter long, and is simply referred to as a "particle."
Through the micro radiation source, this particle emits continuous, short-distance radiation, causing maximum damage to the surrounding tumor tissue, while leaving normal tissue unharmed or minimally damaged.
