Three days later.
The hospital received a notification from Josefa.
Josefa said that he had a seventy percent confidence in curing Daniel Atkinson's condition. Josefa also mentioned that if the hematoma was not removed now, the patient would suffer more later on. It was pressing against the main nerve, which could cause many functional atrophies in the patient's brain, eventually leading to brain death.
Brain death?!
Without surgery, death was certain, just a matter of time.
With surgery, there was only a seventy percent chance of success, and the patient could die on the operating table.
Gem Atkinson furrowed his brow, looking at the analysis report.
