Chapter 2529: Transforming Magic

The entrance of the operating room was crowded with people, making Student Wei, who had never seen such a scene, break into a sweat.

Earlier, he heard classmates describe that when Student Xie entered the operating room, it would bring a bustling effect. He found it amusing and didn’t expect it to be real.

Could such a spectacle happen at Shou’er as well?

He turned to look at Student Xie.

Xie Wanying was very calm. As an assistant, she needed to fulfill her responsibilities, especially today when Teacher Liu brought only the two of them to perform this surgery, with no one else. After administering local anesthesia, the child’s injured left limb extended outward, forming a ninety-degree angle with the armpit.

She alone helping Teacher Liu was not enough; Student Wei needed to stand by her side to assist. This was because one could simply imagine that when two complex objects need to form a certain angle to join, relying on just one pair of hands makes it difficult to control the shapes of the objects. It’s best for two people to cooperate, each controlling one object. Wei Shangquan held the child’s upper arm with both hands, while the crucial forearm was, of course, left to Student Xie.

Xie Wanying grasped the patient’s forearm with both hands, step by step coordinating with the Chief Surgeon to perform traction and find the connection point between the two broken bones.

Having received anesthesia and not feeling pain, Shan Shan tilted her head curiously: Was this how the doctor healed her hand? It didn’t seem quite like the magic wand her teacher and parents told her would tap the wound and make it better.

"Rotate her forearm backwards, flex the elbow at about a thirty to fifty-degree angle—" Liu Huaiyu, preparing to guide the student assistants, suddenly stopped speaking.

Shan Shan’s little pupils widened even larger and rounder: She was wrong, Doctor Sister was indeed performing magic on her hand.

Doctor Sister rotated her arm once, then rotated it again.

"What is this this this?" The nurse stretched her neck, dazzled and unable to understand, and asked the Chief Surgeon, "Doctor Liu?"

"Is this rotating displacement correction? She seems quite skilled; could she be an orthopedic doctor?" Those watching the commotion at the door commented before Liu Huaiyu spoke.

Was Student Xie an orthopedic doctor aiming for orthopedics? Student Wei recalled Master Playboy often saying that Student Xie was one hundred percent interested in orthopedics, shaking his head anxiously: Impossible. Student Xie would never follow someone with the surname Chang.

Liu Huaiyu thought about borrowing people from Cao Zhao because of the rumors about Guoxie’s orthopedics, and looking today, the rumors about Guoxie were likely true.

"Is she one of your orthopedic students?" Those at the door asked Liu Huaiyu, eager to know her identity.

"Yes," Liu Huaiyu replied, maintaining a thick-skinned composure, anyway Cao Zhao wasn’t here.

In orthopedics, success is determined by adjusting back to the correct position, and the position must be right. If the adjustment isn’t correct, subsequent fixation is merely futile effort.

Now everyone realized that this assistant nearly completed the most critical step.

"That’s a bit miraculous," murmured someone at the entrance.

Others nodded vigorously.

The demonstration of the crowd was frantic blinking, partly because they found it hard to comprehend the amazing operation, and partly to avoid missing even the slightest technical detail.

The things the doctors said were heard by the child Shan Shan, who followed along by nodding vigorously: She could feel the doctor sister’s magic too.

Where was this magic?

Logically, after rotating the position, the Chief Surgeon should come forward to help the assistant push the fracture’s proximal end with fingers, allowing it to emerge from the soft tissue for proper joint alignment. Yet, this assistant managed it alone during the rotation period, pushing the fractured end out?