Seattle, Davis Institute of Traumatic Arthritis.
Although it was called an institute, it was actually a well-known private hospital. The institute's owner, Professor Davis, was an expert in the treatment of knee injuries.
Professor Davis was sitting in front of his computer, carefully looking at the results of an MRI on the computer screen. Davis groaned. "Impossible, how could it fully recover?"
When Wood was injured, he received a consultation from Professor Davis. Davis gave him a treatment plan. Therefore, Davis's Institute of Traumatic Arthritis had Wood's medical records and the results of various tests they had run.
I have experience with hundreds of cruciate ligament tears and no one has been able to recover 100%. Wood is different from other patients. He had serious strain-related injuries and his wounds were more prone to inflammation. Even if surgery were performed, the postoperative complications would be difficult to avoid.
