Would a human-level intelligence octopus be able to preform surgery in a low-gravity room?

A giant pacific octopus has around 250 suckers per arm that it can use to manipulate small items. If theoretically, one of these animals was given human intelligence, and of course proper medical training, would they be able to do something as delicate as surgery?

The surgery takes place in a low gravity room out of water as so the soft-bodied octopus inst crushed by its own weight. The octopus is also given a proper respirator as to breath out of water.

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