Abundant Rewards (Part 4 of 4)

There were no words between Zheng Ren and Su Yun, even as they performed a procedure as unconventional as the stent-in-stent technique.

Su Yun had gotten used to Zheng Ren's methods of operation. As long as it existed, any technique could be carried out.

Would the perfect assistant still need to ask any further questions?

Never.

After a connection was established between the portal and hepatic veins, there was a clear decrease in portal pressure which also slowed down bleeding in the gastric varices.

This in turn made the surgery less difficult as the patient was no longer as restless.

The second stent graft was inserted, much more easily than the first, into the jugular vein, the atrium and then through the hepatic artery, finally resting on the previous stent graft as directed by the guide wire.