Sometimes, the unknown is the most terrifying.
Just like a pinealoblastoma, the cause is unknown, the prognosis is unknown.
In fact, the hardest part of this surgery is how to enter the pineal region by avoiding all dangerous areas.
The modified Poppen approach surgery developed by Berti and his team, combined with the microscopic imaging technology developed by Google, has made this surgery possible!
However, tools are ultimately just tools.
Surgery still requires human completion.
And for surgical operations, no matter how technology advances, they still require the comprehensive judgment abilities of humans.
Just like when surgical robots appeared, they still needed to be human-operated.
Berti watched as Chen Cang meticulously cleaned the pinealoblastoma, bit by bit, thoroughly without damaging the tissue itself, and felt quite emotional!
The ultimate potential of surgery still depends on talent.
Perhaps this is true for any industry!
