Yan Feifan glanced down and saw a brain CT scan on the screen.
With just one look, he could tell that the well-defined oval shape in the image was not a tumor, but a blood clot.
’A blood clot from a cerebral hemorrhage?’
’But my specialty is tumor aspiration.’
Puzzled, Yan Feifan quickly scrolled through one CT scan after another, discovering that there were indeed quite a few blood clots in the person’s brain.
Suddenly, a voice came through his helmet.
"Dr. Yan, hello. This is Zhu Baoshan from the Armed Police General Hospital."
Hearing this, Yan Feifan connected the vaguely familiar voice to the name.
Zhu Baoshan, the Director of Neurosurgery at the Armed Police General Hospital.
Yan Feifan had met him twice while operating at the Armed Police General Hospital. He recognized the voice.
Inside the helmet, Zhu Baoshan’s voice continued.
"Dr. Yan, we’ve brought you in on an emergency basis because we need your skills to handle a special situation."
"Dr. Yan, the patient whose CT scans you’re looking at has suffered a severe accident and is in a near-death state."
"You could say that this person’s life is currently being sustained by machines and medication, but this situation won’t last for long."
"Several of us experts have consulted on the case, and we estimate the person will die in another three to four hours."
"The relevant authorities need this person to wake up—to regain full consciousness—because they possess very important information."
After a pause, Zhu Baoshan’s voice came through the helmet again. "A craniotomy is too invasive. He definitely wouldn’t wake up."
"Dr. Yan, your puncture and injection technique is minimally invasive."
"Can you use your technique to aspirate the blood from this person’s brain and, with the help of stimulants, keep them conscious for one or two hours?"
Yan Feifan quickly recalled all the CT scans he had just seen and asked for confirmation, "The patient is already near death?"
"Optimistically, they can hold on for another three to four hours."
"And the only requirement is that they regain consciousness?"
"Yes, yes, full consciousness..."
Zhu Baoshan hastily added, "Oh, and their memory must not be lost or confused. Their hearing or vision must also be functional, and they need to be able to speak."
He stressed, "Dr. Yan, this person knows critically important information. If they don’t wake up, it will be a significant loss for the country."
Yan Feifan nodded and said slowly, "I understand."
"I think... I should be able to do it."
"From now on, do not disturb me..."
After saying this, Yan Feifan leaned back against his seat, closed his eyes, and entered a state of deep, immersive thought...