The patient had Grade 3 tears in his lateral collateral ligament and anterior cruciate ligament, and a Grade 2 tear in his posterior cruciate ligament.
Both his left and right menisci also had tears of varying degrees.
There were also tears in the rectus femoris and quadriceps tendon, as well as various fascial, bursal, and nerve contusions.
Of course, the latter were all minor issues. He wasn't a professional athlete, after all. Being able to stand and walk would be enough.
Chen Yu was familiar with the surgical procedure. Most importantly, he had the Eye of All-Seeing to assist him.
That thing was incredibly convenient for surgery.
What was the biggest fear in surgery? An unclear field of vision. One slip, and you could sever a blood vessel, fail to stop the bleeding, and the patient would kick the bucket.
