The puncture and injection for the intraspinal tumor at 10 AM, followed by the one for the cranial tumor promptly at 3 PM, were both familiar territory for Yan Feifan.
An on-site observation by a crowd of over a hundred senior medical experts might have caused considerable mental and physical stress for others.
But for a big-game player like Yan Feifan, it was simply a potent stimulant that only made his performance even more outstanding.
With an attitude of both skepticism and a desire to witness history, over a hundred neurosurgery and cranial surgery experts from across the country watched with their own eyes as Yan Feifan performed nine-needle and six-needle punctures and injections on two patients in the morning and afternoon.
After a patient wait of about an hour, it was like opening a blind box. Filled with excitement, they joined the chief surgeon to view the latest images from the real-time CT scanner and witnessed for themselves the tremendous changes in the tumors.
