"According to the brain CT scan, the patient is in a coma due to intracranial hemorrhage, and the bleeding is still ongoing. Without alleviation, it could lead to brain herniation within days.
If treatment is not administered promptly, it is highly likely to result in brain death for the patient, or even direct death."
In the conference room, several expert doctors were analyzing and studying the scans in their hands.
The doctor introducing the situation glanced at the hospital director at the head of the table, then at the elder seated to the right before continuing, "But the patient's age is already eighty-three, and his health isn't very good. Craniotomy is extremely risky."
"Such extensive and continuous intracranial hemorrhaging would be dangerous for even young people, let alone this patient," a doctor clicked his tongue in disbelief, "It's simply..."
"Nine chances out of ten for survival," another doctor finished for him.
