Chapter 279 (1/2)

After receiving the command, the medical cabin is fully automatic and does not need manual participation.

Therefore, when the tail cultivation of the mouse is completed, the medical cabin starts automatic operation immediately. It controls the closed cylindrical container to automatically open the outer cover, and then extends a mechanical arm to transport the cultivated tail from the cylindrical container to the operating table.

Then, a mechanical arm extends to the severed tail of the mouse, and uses a laser knife to accurately cut down the remaining stumps at the severed tail of the mouse. Then, three mechanical arms extend, one mechanical arm holds the body of the mouse, one mechanical arm holds the cultivated tail, and the last mechanical arm is responsible for connecting the cultivated tail at the bone joint, and the whole connection The process lasted for 25 minutes, and in this process, if you use meat eyes observation, the three mechanical arms seem to have never been moved. Only by using a microscope, you can find that the mechanical arm has been doing nano level operations on the wound connection, so that the bones, skin, nerves, blood vessels can reach a complete fit state.

So far, the tail breaking reconstruction of the mouse was officially completed. The whole process took one hour and forty minutes, including two minutes for tail shape design, one hour and thirteen minutes for tail cultivation and 25 minutes for tail connection. For human beings who need organ transplantation, they don't need to lie on the operating table for the whole process, because they can first let the medical cabin collect their own gene information, and then carry out organ transplantation after organ cultivation. Of course, human organs are much more complex than the tail of mice. Organ cultivation and organ transplantation need more time.

After the operation, all three arms retracted, and the relevant information was displayed on the virtual stereo screen.

”The operation is completed, and the tail of the mouse is completely matched with the mouse...”

”In the detection of vital signs of mice...”

”Normal vital signs...”

Looking at the mice still under anesthesia, Liu Hai asked, ”Dawei, is this a success?”

Zhang Wei nodded, ”of course. I have done more than 200 experiments with mice in a row, with little improvement, and I have achieved almost perfect. ”

”Almost perfect, that is, there are defects?”

Liu Hai asked.

”There is only one defect, that is, the reconstructed limbs or organs, the muscles and bones are brand-new. Compared with the normal limbs or organs, they will be relatively fragile, and it will take some time to become strong.”

Zhang Weidun then said, ”but in this era when rejection is still to be considered after transplantation, this defect is almost nonexistent. I believe that all patients will not care.”