After about half an hour, the families of the three patients hurriedly arrived.
After a detailed examination, all three showed varying degrees of brain hemorrhage, with the worst being the bald, chubby man.
He had been suffering from hypertension, high blood sugar, and high blood lipids for years, and heavily smoked and drank.
The cranial nerves were already fragile, and this head injury directly affected the brainstem, with bleeding reaching 50ml, posing a constant life threat.
Yu Jiang, who collapsed after bringing someone in, had about 35ml of lobar hemorrhage, along with mild edema.
In contrast, Han Chunlin, the first patient sent in, was in slightly better condition. With timely rescue, he was still relatively stable.
In the meeting room,
Qin Feng, Chen Fang, and two neurosurgeons explained the general situation to the families and briefly informed them of the surgical methods planned to be used.
