In the surgical field, three openings appeared: the severed end of the trachea, the severed end of the left main bronchus, and the severed end of the right main bronchus. The three circular openings resembled three black holes, with airflow rushing out from them with each breath.
"Anastomose!" Director He said softly.
He picked up an absorbable suture and began the anastomosis of the trachea to the left main bronchus. This was the first anastomosis site, and it was also the most critical. The diameter of the trachea is larger than that of the left main bronchus, making direct end-to-end anastomosis unsuitable due to poor alignment. Therefore, he adopted the "side-to-end-to-side" anastomosis method suggested by Yang Ping, first attaching the left main bronchus to the side wall of the trachea, and then attaching the right main bronchus to the side wall of the left main bronchus.
