Looking at the gradually decreasing heart rate, Doctor Wei immediately reported.
This was due to the separation affecting the heartbeat center; Song Zimo's operations were already as controlled as possible, but the impact of the procedure was unavoidable.
"Use intermittent operations, don't rush, don't fear," Yang Ping instructed him.
If there's an opportunity to operate and then rest, it would be best to minimize the time the heart rate stays at a lower frequency, as too low of a heart rate can lead to ischemia or cardiac arrest.
For operations at this location, only Yang Ping could manage it without affecting the heart rate. Song Zimo was already remarkable for avoiding cardiac arrest, which was why the patient was recommended by the United States. If they attempted the surgery, there was a high chance of cardiac arrest.
