Before entering the operating room, Sarah Sullivan gave Clara Melford a look.
Clara Melford understood and left.
Inside the operating room, Sarah Sullivan performed a tendon suture on the man.
Tendons are composed of bundles of longitudinal fibers, joined together by loose connective tissue.
Tendon rupture and defects are common, often caused by trauma or disease. To restore limb function, ruptured or defective tendons must be promptly repaired. This is known as "tendon suture surgery."
Sarah Sullivan performed the operation meticulously.
What would usually take two hours for the surgery, Sarah Sullivan completed in just 40 minutes.
"Rest for a while, and you should recover in a month. Also, I will prescribe you some herbal medicine to complement internally and externally, and I believe there will be no adhesion. As long as you take extra care, it shouldn't affect your future work," Sarah Sullivan said to the man after completing the surgery.
