Uncovering My Wife's Secrets (Annalise and Julian) novel Chapter 198

After another day, the convention hall became even more lively. Why was it so lively? Of course, it was because Henry was setting up a bet again. After four days, the competition between the traditional and modern medicine teams reached its climax. Both teams had both performed two surgeries. The reporters waited at the entrance of the operating theater for interviews every day.

Currently, everyone only knew that the traditional medicine team was faster than the modern medicine team in both surgeries. But no one knew how effective the surgeries were Even reporters who tried to broach the topic were cleverly turned away. As if trying to create a suspenseful atmosphere, Jonathan said that by the end of the competition, everyone would know which side provided the more effective treatment.

The more suspenseful something was, the more restless the spectators became. When they heard that the bet had started, everyone placed their bets excitedly. This bet was different from the last time. Many people were optimistic about Jonathan. Therefore, the odds of the traditional medicine team winning was slightly higher..

But how could Gwen stand the fact that her team was no longer the favorite? She directly bet 15 million on the modern medicine team. That was all the savings she had saved up over the years.

Seeing that Gwen had bet 15 million, Sybil wanted to support Annalise. Boldly, she bet 75 million dollars. Not only did Sybil place her wager, but she also provoked Gwen. “Come on, Miss Raven. Raise the stakes. won’t you? You’re confident in winning, anyway. Do you not have enough money? Why don’t I lend you some?” When Gwen heard Sybil’s provocation, she felt extremely upset.

So, why did Gwen want to marry into a wealthy family? If not for the fact that Sybil was a daughter of the Xander family, she would be nothing. She did nothing all day, and she was incompetent. Gwen ignored Sybil. After placing her bet, she left the venue with her chin slightly raised. She still had to rush to the hospital to perform surgery.

Patients 3 and 4 were scheduled for today. They were leukemia and rheumatism patients, respectively. Both patients were scheduled for surgery. Leo was the chief surgeon for the surgery of the leukemia patient. He performed a bone marrow transplant. He was considered lucky to have found a match.

Another doctor from the modern medicine team treated the rheumatism patient. Gwen went to assist in the surgery. Firstly, she wanted to help. Secondly, she wanted to know who the chief surgeon on the traditional medicine team was and what method they used.

Did they also choose to perform surgery? If the traditional medicine team chose to treat all five groups of patients with surgery, how could they be considered traditional medicine practitioners? The traditional medicine team suddenly announced to the reporters that Patients 3, 4, and 5 would be treated that day.

The leukemia patient on their side had also found a match. He would be treated with a bone marrow transplant. The rheumatism patient would be treated with warm incense. Patient 5, who had a cervical spinal injury, would undergo a bone correction procedure.

Gwen could not help but laugh when she heard Jonathan announce his team’s treatment plan to the reporters. Even though their diagnosis might sound straightforward, the rheumatoid and spinal injury patients were not like any other patient with the same conditions.

The rheumatism patient’s condition was not much better than Old Madam Zeller’s. It was a long-term illness. In the words of a traditional medicine practitioner, the patient was terminally ill.

Besides, the spinal injury patient’s condition was so severe that the pressure on the nerves caused the patient’s entire body to be paralyzed. Moreover, their cerebral vessels were narrow. The chronic narrowing of those vessels had already formed many blood clots. There was no way to bypass or correct those.

In this situation, if the patient did not receive a stent during surgery, it would not be long before the patient had a complete cerebral infarction and died. Bone correction?