On Monday morning, Yan Feifan completed two intraspinal tumor puncture and injection surgeries that had been postponed from the previous week.
Immediately after, he rushed to the trauma surgery department to take over a phalloplasty that had already been underway for over an hour.
The entire operation was expected to last nearly ten hours.
But because it was a collaboration between Chen Yu, Yan Feifan, and Yu Suye, who took turns as the lead surgeon, the workload for each individual wasn't actually that heavy.
This was especially true for Yan Feifan. Today, he was only responsible for the three most critical and difficult sections of the surgery—the grafting and suturing—and his total time in the operating room wouldn't exceed two hours.
As a result, it wouldn't place much physical or mental strain on Yan Feifan, despite his continuous work that day.
Yu Youwen and attending physician Zhao Dongsheng also participated in the operation as surgical assistants.
