I Left My CEO Husband. His Empire Fell novel Chapter 272

Chapter 272

Without waiting for Weston to answer, Sonia looked at Dorothy with a disdainful expression and said, “Mr. Mosley is right, Dean. Mrs. Mosley has a meningioma, even experienced neurosurgeons are not confident they can perform this surgery. Dr. Acosta has only been in the field for three years, can he have more experience than Dr. Poole, who has been operating for ten

years?”

When this was said, Wyatt’s face immediately darkened, looking at Weston, “If it weren’t for Amisra’s hospital not being able to perform this surgery, I wouldn’t have come all the way to Dewbury. I trust Dewbury’s hospital, but you don’t use so many experienced doctors. You introduce me to a young girl. Aren’t you asking me to gamble with my wife’s life?”

“Mr. Mosley, you misunderstood. Although she was young, she was…”

“There’s no need to say more, I absolutely will not let my wife take this risk. If your hospital cannot do it, I will have to switch to another hospital!”

Wyatt remained resolute, and Sonia’s lips curled coldly as others present began to question Dorothy.

Dorothy had been in the hospital for three years, and there was already quite a bit of criticism when she suddenly jumped to the position of director.

Now the more Weston valued her, the more others questioned her.

As Wyatt was about to leave with the people, Weston tried to hold him back, but Dorothy spoke up, “May I see the MRV image of the lady?”

Wyatt looked at Dorothy, remained silent for a moment, and gestured to his secretary at his side to hand her the image.

She took the image in her hand, and the image showed a tumor growing in the motor area, with major blood vessels in front and behind it, and only a two–centimeter gap between the vessels and the tumor.

The difficulty, indeed, was more risky than any of her previous craniotomies.

Sonia looked at her, “Dr. Acosta, do you really have to take on this surgery? Showing off is about strength and confidence. The risk of this surgery is so high, can you bear the responsibility if it fails?”

“Could do.” Dorothy just looked at the image, and in her mind she had already constructed a three–dimensional model of the tumor, thanks to her long–term practical experience in school and her thorough analysis of brain structure.

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