Chapter 619: A Success Rate of More Than 98%
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Jiang Yu raised an eyebrow. “I thought that you’d be anxious to ask me the results the moment I enter.”
Jian Hanshen said calmly, “I’ve been through this too many times in the past few years that I’ve given up hope. In the end, I would just end up disappointed. It’s better to be a little calmer. Besides, you will tell me anyway. What’s there to be anxious about?”
Even though he said that one of his hands was on the armrest of the chair. He clenched the armrest tightly with his fingers, revealing a hint of nervousness.
Jiang Yu’s gaze swept past the back of his tightly clenched hands, but she did not expose him.
She said, “I’m sure you’ve seen these films many times and are very familiar with them. I won’t beat around the bush. Let’s get straight to the point. I’l just let you know about our plan straightaway.”
She briefly summarized the results of her discussion with Jiang Jingnian.
It was the first time Jian Hanshen had heard such a statement. It was really unheard of.
“You said…we’d do acupuncture first?”
“Yes.” Jiang Yu nodded. “Till use acupuncture to recondition his meridians and alleviate his condition. When he wakes up, I’ll prescribe Chinese medicine for him to take.
“When he has recovered some of his vitality, we’ll reevaluate and see if he needs a craniotomy. If his recovery goes well, he might not even need a craniotomy.
“But even if he needs a craniotomy, the success rate is over 98%.”
Jian Hanshen was stunned and momentarily lost for words.
His pupils constricted. After a long while, he muttered, “You said…my father will be able to wake up?”
Jiang Yu replied, “Yes.”
Jian Hanshen opened his mouth but did not say anything.
He was still digesting this fact.
Over the years, he had seen too many doctors shake their heads and tell him that there was no other way. They could not do it. They said that the success rate of the surgery was extremely low, less than 10%.
This was the first time that someone had told him that the success rate of the surgery was more than 98%.
Moreover, there might not even be a need for a craniotomy. All he needed was acupuncture and Chinese medicine, and his father would be able to wake up.
Wake up? How long had it been since he had heard this word?
All he heard was the doctors telling him that his father would probably never wake up again. They told him they were sorry for his loss.
He always told those good-for-nothings to scram.
After a while, Jian Hanshen asked again as if she was certain, “You said that acupuncture and Chinese medicine can wake my father up?”
Jiang Yu’s expression did not change as she replied briefly, “Yes.”
Jian Hanshen did not distrust Chinese medicine. He had looked into Chinese medicine and Western medicine over the past few years, but he had never seen anyone who was confident.
But now, at the X Research Institute, he actually met a doctor who wanted to treat his father with Chinese medicine. And it was a young lady.
Jian Hanshen could not tell what he was feeling. He asked, “What are the risks of acupuncture and Chinese medicine?”
He thought that usually before the treatment began, the doctors would tell him all the risks.
So, what were the risks of this plan?
Jiang Yu shook her head. “There are no risks. This is the process of treatment.”
Jian Hanshen did not quite believe her. “You’re saying that there are no risks?”
Jiang Yu said without hesitation, “The plan that I suggest to you is the best after we’ve eliminated all the risks. I’ve never done anything that I’m not sure of. If there’s really a problem, I would have told you from the start.”
Jian Hanshen couldn’t help but laugh. “So you’re just telling me the plan?”
Jiang Yu: “You can say that, but the decision is in your hands. I’ve never forced the patient’s family to agree.”
Jiang Yu patiently waited for him to consider her proposal.
Jiang Jingnian didn’t say anything.
This plan had been proposed by Jiang Yu.
He was a little surprised at first.
Jiang Jingnian knew that his little sister was good at Western medicine, but he didn’t expect her to be so particular about traditional Chinese medicine.
Jiang Jingnian’s earlier display of skill let Jiang Yu know that Jiang Jingnian also knew about traditional Chinese medicine. When they had entered the office, she didn’t bother with explaining herself and straight away proposed her idea.
Jiang Jingnian admitted that his attainments in traditional Chinese medicine were not as high as Jiang Yu’s. He knew about traditional Chinese medicine, but he wasn’t too clear about acupuncture. Even though he wasn’t clear about it, it was still much better than some of the traditional Chinese medicine
practitioners in the country.
So, the final plan was actually decided by Jiang Yu. Jiang Jingnian only provided some ideas of his own. To put it simply, he was probably just a bystander.
Jiang Jingnian: …my little sister is such a genius!
His skills were really incomparable to hers!
Jian Hanshen raised his head and looked at Jiang Jingnian.
From the beginning till the end, Jiang Jingnian had not said a word. Jiang Yu explained everything.
Thinking about it, he seemed to have discovered something.
Jian Hanshen opened his mouth and asked, “I want to ask, is my father’s attending physician Ms. Jiang?”
He was looking at Jiang Jingnian, so Jiang Jingnian answered without hesitation, “Yes.”
Jiang Jingnian thought to himself, was Old Master Jian not very lucky to have his little sister as his attending physician?
Jian Hanshen pursed his lips as if he was deep in thought.
Jiang Jingnian continued, “Mr. Jian, this is the plan that we’ve decided on. You have the right to choose whether to accept it or not. If you don’t accept it, we can also provide you with a second plan. But let’s be clear, the success rate and timeframe will change. If you accept it, we can start our first
treatment today.”
Jian Hanshen lowered his eyes and looked at the film in front of him.
Jiang Yu was right.
He had seen the same film many times.
He had heard the same words many times.
But this was the first time he was hearing such words.
It seemed that the information Lu Yuan had given him was not entirely correct.
She told him that Alex, the second son of the Jiang family, was the ace of the X Research Institute. If he wanted to force him to accept the surgery, he should make a bargain and exchange his hand with Mother Jiang’s belongings.
There was some truth to the news but from the looks of it
The most skilled doctor in the Jiang family was actually the youngest daughter of the Jiang family?
‘What kind of hidden identity did she have in the institute?
Jiang Yu was scrolling through her phone indifferently. She did not know that Jian Hanshen had already imagined her to be the ultimate ace.
Jiang Yu: “Actually, I’m just an ordinary intern.”.
Jian Hanshen chuckled. “I’ve already brought my father to the research institute before. Other than you guys, no one else can treat him. Anyway, you all know what I said at the beginning.”
He curled his lips as if to remind them of their unhappy meeting.
Jiang Yu didn’t bother with him and simply said, “All right then.”
Jiang Jingnian asked him to sign the consent forms.
Then, Jiang Yu took out the set of silver needles that she always carried with her.
This was the first time Jiang Jingnian had seen Jiang Yu perform acupuncture. He was very curious.
Jian Hanshen looked at her hand movements seriously and watched as Jiang Yu pulled out a needle..