Chen Cang took the scalpel and started the muscle-flap free graft surgery!
However, he needed to separate the two little girls before freeing the flap.
This separation involved cutting the abdominal wall that connected the two, exactly in the middle.
Chen Cang glanced at his assistants and said, "Let's start!"
Ford and Jim both nodded in agreement.
Chen Cang's scalpel followed the marked line as he made the incision, encountering little resistance—there were no abdominal muscles, connective tissues...
As the scalpel slowly sliced through the skin and fat...
The bodies of the two gradually separated, with Hamilton carefully controlling the bleeding, the blood-soaked gauzes being removed and piled beside.
By then, the gauzes had already accumulated into a small mound.
Around 800 milliliters of blood had been transfused.
Such a surgery was not only a test for the doctors but also for the patients.