Chapter 1161: Chapter 919 Please Call Professor Yang_3 Chapter 1161: Chapter 919 Please Call Professor Yang_3 Other legal professionals, less inford about the matter, were still gathered together discussing the best approach.
Elder He’s implications were clear to Bao Yulou, there was no room for redemption in the matter.
Soon, a response ca from Old Ou’s side; they said they weren’t interested even in a billion, let alone a hundred billion now, and they no longer wanted any association with the Bao family’s company. The Overseas Chinese Fund explicitly refused to accept any donations from the Bao family.
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Yang Ping visited the ICU to check on Jiang Li, whose vital signs were normal, with her blood pressure, which had not been rising, now at 98/65mmHg. Her high fever had also subsided sowhat, a sign of improvent.
Jiang Li, who had been in a coma for several days, had woken up, but her consciousness was not very clear. In fact, during the entire treatnt process, she had been unconscious, oblivious to everything, and even upon waking, she was confused and unaware of where she was.
They had barely managed to save her life, because post-surgery, whether she could survive or not was uncertain for Yang Ping; surgery was just a part of the whole treatnt. Patients on the brink of death were influenced by many factors, and there were many variables that were difficult for doctors to control.
Now, looking at it, Jiang Li had been pulled back a bit from the brink of death. Sotis, rescue felt like a tug-of-war between the doctor and the Grim Reaper, struggling over the line between life and death, with the outco uncertain to anyone.
“Professor Yang, it was your skilled surgery that made the difference. We had everything ready last night, see, ECMO, bedside blood filtration machines, artificial liver, everything was prepared, but now it seems unnecessary.”
The ICU doctor said excitedly. Honestly, he had lost all hope for this patient and was preparing for a last-resort attempt. Unexpectedly, after a night post-surgery, the patient’s indicators had started to improve.
“Your post-operative treatnt is equally important, and indispensable,” said Yang Ping humbly.
The ICU doctor felt very happy upon hearing this, as it was a recognition and respect for his post-operative treatnt.
“The family has been very supportive too, not just lip service. Just today, they paid an additional two million in, now it looks like we might not need that much money,” he said.
The ICU doctor now felt fully confident in treating this patient.
Such supportive families are rare, and these demanding requirents are very strict. One must have the financial capability and the heart, both indispensable. Those with the heart might not necessarily have the money, and those with the money might not necessarily have the heart.
“How is the liver function?”
Yang Ping asked.
“Very good!”
The ICU doctor handed over the dical file to Yang Ping with both hands.
As Yang Ping flipped through the dical file, he asked, “Are all these test results the latest?”
“All the latest results are printed out and attached on the front.”
The ICU doctor rubbed his eyes, having not closed them since he ca on duty.
“Hmm, the liver function is very good; she’s young, and still has 25% of her liver, enough to withstand.”
“Other organ functions are also quite good, with no signs of renal failure.”
Typically, the liver should be able to withstand such conditions, but this is not absolute. Before surgery exploration, no one can guarantee how much healthy liver tissue remains, so before the surgery, they had discussed the possibility of a liver transplant from a different person with Jiang Li’s family.
At that ti, Jiang Li’s elder brother and sister-in-law had already rallied their siblings, in case it was needed, all would go for typing to see whose liver matched best, and they were all willing to donate.
Now, with 25% of her liver remaining, her needs can be t without considering a liver transplant from another person.
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