Dr. Calvelli, anaesthetist, prepares.
An audience, all of whom claim to be medical students.
A display of the precision surgical instruments used in this operation.
First, find your Cthulhu and adminisater the anaesthetic.
If it doesn't work, try again.
Incision.
The bead sack needs to be snipped away at the back to allow access to the wing bones.
Remove stuffing where necessary and put to one side.
Locating the wing bones
It's hard to tell, but you can see that the wing bone has snapped, but the surrounding tissue has not been penetrated.
Cut through it carefully.
Fitting the surgical aluminium tubing.
Crimp.
Crimp some more.
The finished repair.
Replace the filling.
Stitch the incision closed using thread to match the patient.
Do not allow cats into the operating theatre.
Or else...
Dress the wound.
Voila! Ignore any complaints about nappies - it's for his own good.
One happy patient, not about to suck the surgeon's brains out or anything like that.