Monday and Tuesday flew by, and soon it was Wednesday.
After completing two intraspinal tumor puncture and injection surgeries in the morning, Yan Feifan checked on Tang Zheng's recovery.
This examination was performed in an operating room and involved removing any transplanted muscle bundles, nerves, and blood vessels that had failed to take.
Yan Feifan had anticipated this possibility during the initial surgery and had transplanted ten percent extra muscle bundles.
However, no extra nerves or blood vessels had been transplanted; it was strictly a one-for-one replacement.
After a surgical examination lasting nearly thirty minutes, Yan Feifan had removed a total of thirty-one pale muscle bundles, which accounted for roughly two percent of the total transplant volume.
The transplanted nerves and blood vessels were all found to be in good condition.
This result boosted Yan Feifan's confidence considerably.
