Their reaction to Chen Cang's adolescent overconfidence was to turn a blind eye.
The question of how to manage the hepatic artery remained a pressing challenge.
The outlook was grim.
Yet, looking at the confident smile on Chen Cang's face, they couldn't help but feel uncertain deep down inside.
Because, as of now, both the common hepatic artery and the celiac artery, which provide blood supply to the hepatic artery, were unusable.
How could they achieve perfect perfusion for the liver's blood vessels?
This was a real conundrum!
The abdomen appeared to be a complex network full of blood vessels, but upon closer examination, the viable options were surprisingly limited.
What they needed now was to map out a blood vessel within the abdominal cavity that could supply the hepatic artery.
It had to meet the liver's blood supply needs without compromising the patient's anatomy or affecting the surrounding abdominal organs.
