Zheng Ren nodded; along with Old Chief Physician Pan, he went to the ICU workstation to carefully study the patient's recent test results and history.
The patient's results were chilling, his condition staggeringly critical.
As Zheng Ren went further into the old man's files, his frown deepened.
Old Chief Physician Pan was on another computer, viewing the patient's details. A few minutes later, he said, "Zheng Ren, this man is not fit for surgery. It's clear he won't survive the procedure."
"If we don't operate, he won't last the night," Zheng Ren retorted.
Equipped with the patient's medical records, he did some mental calculations.
With surgery, the patient had a 20% chance of survival.
Without it, the patient had nil.
Were this a game, everyone would choose the surgical route as a last ditch effort.
However, in the real world, a doctor's ability to treat a patient was heavily dependent on other factors.
