For example, after surgery in the thoracic cavity, some people often feel chest tightness and shortness of breath, which is a postoperative complication.
It can't be treated, and it will basically accompany them for life.
Doctors who are experienced and technically skilled often try to avoid disturbing other tissues and organs during thoracic and abdominal surgery, only addressing the lesions.
Of course, the idea is ideal, but in actual operations, doctors have no choice.
For instance, how can you perform an appendectomy in the abdominal cavity without pulling out the intestine?
Just finding the appendix requires quite a bit of effort.
"Maintaining this surgical space should be sufficient."
Zhou Can, after gesturing, showed a somewhat satisfied expression this time.
