The limbs that are severed generally have a good survival rate if the surgery is conducted within six hours. If the preservation conditions are decent and the temperature is low, there is still hope within eight hours.
There have even been cases where successful reattachment was achieved after 12 hours.
The four fingers of this man, even after more than twenty-four hours post-replantation, are still pale and wrinkled, which is a very bad sign.
Only fingers that have lost their vitality look like this.
Doctor Shan carefully examined the patient and then asked about some postoperative symptoms.
Such as whether the fingers are in pain?
Did he pay attention to keeping them warm?
Did he follow the doctor's orders post-surgery, etc.
Zhou Can just stood at the end of the bed listening.
When doctors do their rounds, the order of entry and position are all particular.
