Zeng Yunjun looked grave. "This situation is actually quite tricky. There is a subacute infarction in the right basal ganglia and paraventricular zone, and it's still in the progressive stage.
"To be honest, Dean Li, if we're considering the patient's best interest, we really should advise them to send her directly to a major hospital in the provincial capital, or to a cranial nerve center in the Capital City.
"If it truly comes to the point of needing decompressive craniotomy or thrombectomy, the neurosurgery capabilities of our Hospital of Traditional Chinese Medicine are honestly not top-tier in the city."
Zeng Yunjun's words were pertinent and practical.
The patient's condition was an acute ischemic stroke, and the right basal ganglia and paraventricular zones were areas densely packed with nerve tracts. In this situation, if caught within the time window, Western medicine's intravenous thrombolysis or arterial thrombectomy would be the first choice.
