Director Han sighed and continued his report. "Despite our best efforts to save her, the patient remains in a deep coma.
Worse still, since yesterday afternoon, she's had a persistent high fever of 39.8°C. Her pupils are unequal—the left is four millimeters and the right is two—and both her pupillary light reflex and other physiological reflexes are gone.
Her lungs are now filled with moist rales, and she's experiencing intermittent convulsions in her limbs.
The EKG report shows myocardial damage.
Her white blood cell count is as high as 30.7×10^9/L.
Due to difficulties with the IV infusion, we also measured her peripheral venous pressure. The reading was as high as 200 millimeters of water column.
We then had surgery perform a great saphenous vein cutdown in the groin to measure her central venous pressure, allowing us to manage her fluid volume more precisely."
