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Lin Zhixin instructed Zhang Heping: "You go out first and close the door. No matter what noise you hear, don't come in, so as not to disturb my surgery."

After Zhang Heping left, Lin Zhixin bolted the door.

Lin Zhixin took a deep breath, her eyes filled with determination and focus. She picked up a pair of sterile gloves and put them on, adjusting them with deft fingers to ensure a tight fit.

Then she came to Lieutenant General Zhang, bent down and began to perform local anesthesia on Lieutenant General Zhang.

She concentrated on observing Lieutenant General Zhang's reaction, and steadily injected the anesthetic into the appropriate area with the syringe in her hand.

Then, Lin Zhixin straightened up, quickly picked up the tourniquet, and wrapped it above and below the fracture.

Her movements were decisive and accurate, and her eyes were fixed on the position of the tourniquet, fearing any mistake.

At this time, fine beads of sweat oozed out of her forehead, but she had no time to wipe them off.

When preparing to re-interrupt the broken bone, a hint of hesitation flashed across Lin Zhixin's eyes, but it was quickly replaced by determination.

She removed her used gloves, discarded them, and put on a new pair of sterile gloves. Her fingers trembled slightly. Lin Zhixin took a deep breath, steadying her trembling hands, and gently placed the bone saw against the fracture.

She first found the right angle, then slowly applied force, and with a slight "click", the broken bone ends were broken again.

She immediately stopped, carefully observed the fracture, carefully picked out the bone fragments with tweezers, cleaned the surrounding blood and tissue fragments, and ensured that the broken ends were neat.

She changed her gloves again and carefully examined the broken nerves, her eyes focused and sharp.

She carefully aligned the two ends of the nerve and sewed it up precisely with extremely fine sutures, taking extreme care with each stitch.

She then worked on the damaged blood vessels, ensuring they were open, using gentle and steady movements.

Then, she began to sew up the muscles and flesh. Her fingers moved nimbly, and her eyes were always fixed on the wound, not daring to relax for a moment.

Finally, Lin Zhixin put on gloves and gently touched Lieutenant General Zhang's legs, carefully checking the blood circulation in his legs.

When she confirmed that the blood vessels were not severely blocked, she smiled with relief and breathed a sigh of relief. This challenging operation was finally coming to an end.

After completing the key steps of the operation, Lin Zhixin still felt a little worried.

She frowned slightly and silently contacted Sixth Master in her mind: "Sixth Master, could you please scan the patient for me to see if he can still be fixed with a cast?"

A moment later, Sixth Master's voice rang out in Lin Zhixin's mind: "The scan is complete. The patient's vital signs are stable. The surgical site is in good condition and can be fixed with plaster."

After hearing Liu Ye's reply, Lin Zhixin's tense nerves relaxed a little. She took a deep breath and began to prepare the patient's cast.

Liu Ye, please buy me a complete set of plaster tools.

Okay, right away. I'll be there soon. Please pay attention.

In an instant, a set of plaster tools appeared out of thin air in Lin Zhixin's hands. The tools were indeed quite heavy.

Lin Zhixin was caught off guard and almost lost her grip. She quickly steadied herself and held the tool tightly with both hands.

After Lin Zhixin prepared the plaster tools, she first measured the length and thickness of the patient's legs and cut the plaster bandage to the appropriate size.

Then, she gently lifted the patient's leg and wrapped the plaster bandage from the bottom of the leg, wrapping it evenly and tightly layer by layer, while paying attention to fixing the position of the fracture.

During the wrapping process, adjust the strength and angle from time to time to ensure the stability and comfort of the plaster. Finally, wait for the plaster to solidify and complete the fixation.

Please note that chapters 116 and 117 were placed in the wrong volume. I cannot change it. Please read chapter 116 first and then chapter 117. I'm sorry.