"Junior, do we need to do another imaging session?"
Liu Ziang asked Zhao Heng.
Modern stereotactic surgery requires MRI or CT imaging of the head, followed by drafting a surgical plan at a computer workstation to avoid blood vessels and critical areas, precisely targeting and addressing brain tumors or other lesions.
But now, because the situation is extremely urgent, the pre-planned computer 3D imaging work cannot be carried out, and we can only rely on Zhao Heng's stereotactic sense.
Bear in mind, inputting the scanned data into the computer and generating a sufficiently clear and useable 3D image takes at least three days.
The current situation cannot wait three days, let alone three days—whether or not the patient can make it through tonight is uncertain.
"Time is of the essence, it's not needed, we can start now."
