Billionaire Lost to His Surrogate In A Love Game novel Chapter 361

"Ophelia was seriously injured in this car accident, which fractured her several ribs and made her organs cracked. And her brain was also severely damaged. A blood clot has coagulated in her brain around the nerve. If the nerve was really compressed, she might lose her sight. Of course, it’s the worst result. As she gets better, her recovery ability will become better, and the blood clot may be taken out through surgery." James told the pros and cons to Zachariah.

"Zach, it’s a miracle of the medical profession that Ophelia survived this car accident. My professor has top-class medical skills, but it also depends on the patient's will to survive. Ophelia has a strong desire to survive, so she can make it."

Zachariah drank the beer silently.

James took the bottle to clink his and said, "Zach, cheer up."

Zachariah took a sip of beer and said in a low voice, "If the blood clot can not be taken out. How likely does she become blind?"

"Eighty percent."

Zachariah took another few sips of beer and said, "Then how likely is she cured?"

"Unless we find a well-matched cornea, otherwise..." James stopped, but the meaning of his words was obvious.

Zachariah drank the beer sullenly.

"James, you are an excellent doctor. Can you take out the blood clot in her head? How much is the possibility?"

James took a sip of beer and said, "Thirty percent."

Zachariah abandoned himself to despair and felt the beer so bitter.

"If your mentor take charge of it, how about the possibility?"

"Forty percent."

Zachariah continued to drink and said in a low voice, "James, I remember that you’ve had such an operation before. Why are you so unsure this time?"

James raised his glass and clicked his, "Zach, Ophelia’s situation is too complex. The blood clots in her brain are gathered around nerves. Any operation may cause a rupture of blood vessels. At that time, she may die in the operating room. Besides, she is too weak to undergo such a major operation in her brain operation, so we can only choose conservative treatment. We can only control her disease with medicine first and plan the next step when she becomes stronger. At that time, we can gather foreign and domestic doctors to discuss her condition. Drawing on collective wisdom, we’ll find the best solution.

Zachariah finished another bottle of beer.

"Don't tell Ophelia about it."

James nodded, but he could not help redressing him, "Zach, Ophelia will know that sooner or later. When she wakes up, you could find a chance to tell her and let her prepare to accept the truth. It's better than seeing her suddenly losing her sight."

Zachariah glanced at James and muttered as if to tell him or just to murmur himself.

"She won't be blind."