Chapter 701 Brain Surgery Thrills The House

• Unlike Professor Leroux's bony fingers, Claire Wentworth's hands are more like a work of art.
• Under the operation of this hand, the syringe first drips the repair liquid medicine onto the damaged cranial nerve of the patient. After waiting for a few minutes, when the medicine is completely absorbed, Claire's fingers begin to move. In the camera, her eyes are fixed on the microscope. It is also possible to perform this operation by looking at the fluoroscopic image, but Claire doesn't like the sense of delay. Although in fact the image and the real operation can be synchronized, it gives a better feeling to directly operate the tool on the affected area.
• The tools in her hand are all the smallest size, and the tips of the needles are as thin as ox hair. But even so, after being magnified countless times by the microscope, it is by no means an easy task to operate precisely. The human brain is such an important organ. Even a small bleeding point can cause all kinds of unexpected inconveniences. What's more, this is a surgery with the risk of injury. An error of 0.0001 micrometers can lead to unpredictable consequences.