It's like silt blocking a river channel—only when a large amount of upstream water rushes down can it scatter the blockage.
Yet somehow, she managed to do it. On the monitor, whoosh—suddenly, the foreign object moved. It wasn't a subtle shift; it felt like Archimedes had truly seized the lever to move the Earth. The foreign object slowly rotated and then, poof, rolled out. In the blink of an eye, a miniature grappling device was deployed to seize the object and, under the guidance of the bronchoscope, it was slowly withdrawn from the airway.
For a full minute, the silence in the room was palpable—no one uttered a sound.
The anesthesiologist was dumbfounded: "This worked?!"
How did she pull it off? Why couldn't he understand the operation?