How does Chapter 34 of the Shri Sai Satcharitra portray the relationship between medical science and Sai Baba's spiritual power?

Chapter 34 presents a clear hierarchy where Sai Baba's spiritual power, manifested through his Udi, transcends the limitations of medical science. The narrative explicitly mentions that a "degree-holding doctor," his "physician friends," and "expert and intelligent surgeons" were all rendered helpless by the boy's bone-cyst. The text states that "All native and foreign treatments were tried; all efforts were exhausted. Even surgery was attempted, but nothing succeeded." This failure of established medical expertise serves as a prelude to the demonstration of divine power. The chapter concludes this part of the story with Sai Baba providing his Udi as the definitive cure, positioning spiritual grace not just as an alternative but as a superior remedy for ailments that are beyond the scope of conventional medicine.