Chapter 994: Pork Brains

The incision made by Ling Ran today was only one-third of the usual ones he made, which was about two inches in length.

Compared with minimally invasive surgery, an incision like this was still a very huge wound, and it was still very difficult to control the post-surgery scar healing. However, compared with large incisions of more than five inches, which were commonly made in the Zhu-Ling Achilles Repair Technique, incisions that were two inches long could still be covered by various methods.

Of course, the most important of these was the strength of the Achilles tendon after the surgery.

If the patient did not pursue strength in the Achilles tendon to ensure corresponding motor ability, the patient would not need to take on the challenge of undergoing the Zhu-Ling Achilles Repair Technique and receive a large incision. She could just go straight for minimally invasive surgery.