Risk caused by poor operation

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Hi, everyone. I'm a new comer. I'm very interested in LL, but I don't know much. I am most worried about the safety of the operation. I see that most of the complications that people always discuss occur during the extended period. I have a question. Is there no risk that is easy to occur during the operation (that is, a few hours)? For example, your doctor will accidentally cut off your nerve or something, and then cause your paralysis? (if this is a funny question, please don't laugh at me). Will a good doctor like Paley never have this problem?

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Yes, I almost have a general understanding... I'm sure I won't make mistakes like them. But you said that even the best doctors can't avoid mistakes, but I learned that Paley’s patients finally recovered. He seems to never miss. Even if he makes mistakes, he can quickly save the situation
By the way, are you in Beijing, too? If so, what a coincidence! （sorry for the delay)

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Yes, I think so, too

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Another question, guys, I would like to ask why I see that Paley‘s error rate is so low and even seems to be zero failure (the failure I said is to cause paralysis or death). For example, the incidence of bone nonunion is 0%. Did he use some effective methods to avoid these? Or is it just a matter of experience or coincidence

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Thank you for your explanation, brother. Anyway, it seems that he is a capable doctor who can greatly reduce the risk of complications

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Yes, I have also considered this. I'm just a little uncertain whether his team has fully mastered all his techniques and methods to prevent and treat complications

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Thank you, brother, for your inspiring words. I am glad to find that I am almost completely healthy as a young man of about 20 years old. Ha ha