Success and Failure Separated by a Hair’s Breadth (Part 2 of 4)

The viewers digressed further and further, like it was a self-defense mechanism against anxiety.

In the operating room, upon encountering an accident, a surgeon would either take out their anger on their equipment or remain silent.

In the live surgery broadcasting room, they did not throw their tools and lash out at their assistants as they were not the ones operating. It was more relaxing to observe than to perform.

The host surgeon had failed at another attempt, but the viewers could not blame it on the surgeon and thus resorted to telling jokes for fun.

In the operating console room, Professor Rudolf Wagner stared at the images with piercing eyes.

He found it hard to believe that this was Zheng Ren's first TIPS surgery.

The man was so proficient! Were it not for the patient's sudden hematemesis, the third puncture would have succeeded.