"Alright! But I need to step outside and put on a jacket first."
When Zhou Can heard that the time could be extended threefold, reaching nine minutes, he knew this was the limit.
Lowering the operating room's temperature can indeed extend the patient's maximum endurance time, but it's extremely unfriendly to the surgeon.
In a cold environment, the surgeon's movements become slow and clumsy.
This will significantly prolong the surgical operation time.
For example, Zhou Can originally could stitch three times in one second, which is the fastest speed. In cold conditions, he might not even be able to complete one stitch per second.
Calculating this way, the patient's surgical endurance time has increased, but the total surgery duration also extends by several times.
The only solution is for the surgeon to wear a warm jacket.
...
Ten minutes later, the main surgical staff had all changed into warm inner garments.
Zhou Can even put on a padded jacket.
