In the doctor's office, the preoperative consultation had ended.
Zheng Ren knew about the illness. Dr. Mehal himself was a leading figure in Cardiology, and he usually took good care of himself. Zheng Ren felt that he was much more professional in using medicine than himself. This was also a very worry - Free matter. At the very least, he did not have to spend much effort on the postoperative medication.
In fact, it was only because the hospital attached great importance to Dr. Mehar that it took so long. If it was someone else, he would have finished explaining in a few words.
The doctor asked in detail, and all complications were considered. When he was asked about some remote complications and rare diseases, Zheng Ren had no choice but to' waste 'some of his surgery training time by going into the system operating theater to read the information.
