Chapter <b>359 </b>
On the inte, the number of viewers for the live stream <b>had </b>reached <b>tens </b>of millions, rapidly approaching a hundred million.
Many viewers were medical novices who couldn’t distinguish the true nature of the surgery, mistaking it <b>for </b>a demonstration or presentation
ey were captivated by the operation, holding their breath and focusing intently on the screen, with fewerments appearing in the chat.
Yes, they
Outside the operating room, the Alvarez family, Jill, Alex, and Dn were the most anxious
Willow leaned against the wall, biting her fingers down to the quick. Despite the m many excellent doctors who said the surgery was impossible, she trusted Lea. However, it seemed like a surgery that was doomed to fail.
as this “<b>Dr. </b>Berry.”
Lea was very outstanding, and so was
However, they couldn’t save her brother, Joey. This thought had eroded much of her confidence, leaving only a strong hope to sustain her belief.
Jill and Alex were in a <b>simr </b>state.
They had consulted the best teams worldwide and were aware of Lorenzo’s condition. They found it hard to believe the surgery could <b>seed</b>. especially with the grandiose presentation by Riverview Hospital.
Since learning that Lorenzo was going to undergo surgery again, Jill and Alex had been worried. Alex had arranged for inquiries into the hospital
and Lea
It was clear that Lea was in charge <b>of </b>everything. Alex didn’t know her goal. He was concerned not about her but about his <b>grandson’s </b>condition
He knew a sniper losing his hand was a devastating blow
They had seen Lorenzo in despair for so long. Alex had been closely monitoring him.
They thought Lorenzo would spend the rest <b>of </b>his life in such a miserable state. However, he had managed to pull himself together, and Alex was relieved. Content rights belong to N?velDrama.Org.
Even if Lorenzo could no longer hold a gun, he could still contribute using his mind. Yet rekindling hope <b>only </b>to face disappointment again would <b>be </b>an even heavier blow.
Moreover, Riverview Hospital and Lea had failed to save Joey. These thoughts only increased their unease.
Jill was unable to remain calm. He secretly moved to a <ber </b><b>and </b>opened his phone to watch the livestream.
He wanted to keep constant track of his son. There had been no way to follow the surgery before. But with the live feed, he could watch it directly.
Sydney looked at her daughter, then at Jill and Alex. Finally, she looked at her husband with aplex expression.
Her daughter and the Patton family <b>had </b><b>lost </b>faith in Lea and the hospital due to Jory’s case.
Marcus gave his wife a reassuring <b>look</b>, gently patting her shoulder. They were confident <b>the </b>surgery would seed. Sometimes, waiting for the oue was the beat form of persuasion
Alex nced at his son in the corner and noticed the soundsing from his phone. He slowly moved closer.
Initially, Jill had muted the <b>phone</b><b>, </b>but his eagerness to follow the surgery led him to turn up the volume slightly.
He <b>was </b>so absorbed in the stream that he didn’t notice his father approaching When Alex peeked at the phone screen, his eyes widened in shock.
Willow heard the <b>broadcaster </b>describe Lorenzo’s surgery. She also moved closer to see.
She stood right in front of Jill, leaning in to watch. Upon hearing the broadcast, Marcus and <b>Sydney </b>also joined them.
Soon, the five of them were huddled together, looking at the phone screen. They formed a <b>circle </b>around the small screen, some viewing awkwardly.
Despite having their phones, they were so engrossed in the live feed that they forgot about using their own. They held their breath, staring at the screen in <b>shock </b>and amazement.
On the live stream, Lea spoke. “Hand it over.”
A nurse brought over a tray containing a transparent stic–wrapped bag. Inside the bag <b>was </b>something finer than a hair, semi–transparent and barely visible, even when held up
close.
The broadcaster’s words helped everyone understand what the object was
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She said, “The patient suffered a wrist injury over <b>a </b>year a
<b>ago </b>
Afterprehensive treatment, severe seque were left behind, with serious damage to the tendons and nerve system. However, it’s impossible to recover the tendons and nerves through surgery”
She continued, “Dr. Berry is using an artificial intelligence neuron that can rece the damaged tendons and neurons. It is made from organic biological materials and can integrate well into the human body, bing part of the tissue.”
She added, “Once the surgical graft is sessful, its function will be identical to the tendons and nerves in the patient’s wrist. I don’t have all the details on this. After all, I am just a broadcaster
The broadcaster remarked, “Of course, some information involves importantmercial secrets, which I cannot reveal here. As for the difficulty of this surgery. I can hardly imagine it. However, with Dr. Berry, the surgery <b>has </b>been progressing very smoothly so far!”
If the new anesthetics, syringes, and surgical machinery showcased at the start of the surgery indicated a leap forward in medical technology, this artificial neural system, which <b>can </b>rece tendons and nerves, confirmed that fart.
Previously, everyone was shocked and excited. At this moment, there was only silence. They were overwhelmed.
Netizens, however, were still actively questioning
Is this surgery happening in reality?”
“Is it a movie?”
When did humanity enter such an advanced era<b>!</b><b>” </b>
“Did we lose our inte connection“”
“What did we miss?<b>” </b>
They kept asking.
The broadcaster’s <b>voice </b>continued providing some answers. “Years ago, even decades <b>ago</b>, many researchers and scientists proposed the theory of artificial organs and tissues.”
She continued. “Last year, our hospital’s predecessor had sessful cases of limb transnts. This artificial tissue system being used on Mr. Patton today was developed based on these foundations. I believe he will fully recover after the surgery
These were all points the hospital had arranged for her to mention. Her job was to present them naturally and reasonably. Her words helped ease the shock felt by many viewers.
Indeed, medical <b>miracles </b>were not umon. It was just that everyone was unaware and overly astonished. This was the effect the hospital wanted. They couldn’t let people think they were so advanced as <b>to </b>be strange.
Only the world’s leading doctors in an office in North <b>Amyllis </b>could truly recognize the advanced and powerful nature of this technology. It was truly a product of a new era.
y felt a deep tremor within, unable to <b>calm </b>their astonishment for a long time
They f