How were the surgeons from Montreal disassembled and put together together with the skull of a young hydrocephalic patient

On November 5th, a pediatric team led by dr. Alexander Weil and dr. Daniel Borsuk, performed a 12-hour surgery at a two-year-old girl with hydrocephalus at the CHU Sainte-Justine Hospital in Montreal. They cut the child's scalp from ear to ear, removed her skull to pieces, drained almost two liters of fluid from the brain and then threw the skull together again, like a children's wooden puzzle that reconstructed the head to make it smaller. Take a look at the video above and see how they pulled out the original operation and read the entire function, read the entire function.