He was trembling, barely able to speak.
Rhesus Macacus negative blood was rare to begin with, let alone the rarest AB type. In a city's blood bank, this blood type was almost non-existent. Sometimes, hospitals would even refuse to admit pregnant women with this "panda blood" type.
There was a high possibility of excessive bleeding during the surgery, and at that time, having the same blood type as the patient would be crucial.
Amelia Miller sent in all the blood plasmas overnight at the hospital, even mobilizing the blood bank from the neighboring city hospital. But still, it wasn't enough...
The amount of blood she lost was too much; her kidneys and organs were bleeding heavily. The infused blood couldn't make up for the blood Amelia lost.
In the end, they could only watch as she died from excessive blood loss and heart failure.
As a doctor, he had done his best in the operating room, but there was nothing more he could do.
But he didn't dare to say it.
