"In private, Professor Zhong Junyun has named this condition as non-anatomical compression-type dysfunction, or rather, functional dysfunction."
"Human motor functions are quite complex, indeed."
"When we explain to the patients, we often say that specific muscles and movements are like light bulbs, while nerves are like wires."
"A faulty bulb or wiring can both lead to dysfunction."
"But in reality, the actual human function is far more complex than circuitry."
"And during our surgeries, we discovered that the innervation functions of nerves can vary significantly based on differences in nerve branches or sub-branches..."
"Thus, when performing genuine functional reconstruction, in addition to focusing on the continuity of the main nerve branch, we must also consider whether the position of nerve branches is appropriate."
"Certainly, the rationalization of this is yet another complex problem."
