Su Nuo met Gu's father's probing gaze with sincere eyes, without any flicker or guilt.
Then she said: "If you have even a little trust in me, would you please let me take a look at my aunt's case?"
"Okay." Father Gu agreed without hesitation. Then he walked out for a short while and came back with the case in hand.
Suno stood up and took it with both hands, then put the case on the coffee table and unfolded it page by page and looked at it carefully.
Su Nuo knew that Gu Chenglan’s mother had heart disease, but had no chance to study it in depth.
Now it seems that Gu's mother's heart disease should be largely due to congenital factors. Coupled with improper acquired treatment methods, there are great hidden dangers.
After reading the case, Su Nuo raised his head and asked his father: "Has my mentor, Mr. Yue, proposed heart valve surgery?"
"Yes." A glimmer of hope flashed in Father Gu's eyes, which at least proved that Suno was on the right track.
But Father Gu sighed again and said: "Mr. Yue said that there have been successfully cured cases abroad. But the current domestic surgical conditions and techniques cannot meet such requirements. If we insist, he can only try Try, but there is only a 20% chance.”
Any operation has risks, but if there is not even a 50% chance of an operation, it is not recommended from a doctor's point of view.
If the success rate of the operation is less than 30%, then there will be no doctors who dare to perform the operation.
Therefore, the reason why Mr. Yue agreed to Gu's father to give it a try was out of human consideration and he was willing to bear the greatest risk of surgery.
But on the other hand, the Gu family was not willing to gamble on the hope of a narrow escape. That would be too terrible.
Sunuo rearranged the spread cases and said, "Uncle, what if I come to do this surgery? I can increase the success rate of the surgery to 60%. Are you willing to believe me?"
"What?" Father Gu was obviously shocked. He even stood up excitedly, looked at Sunuo intently for a while, and then said, "Sunuo, what do you want me to do to trust you when your mentor can't do something?"
"Emotions." Su Nuo said: "My feelings for Gu Chenglan are enough for me to regard his mother as my own relative. I will do my best to face my relatives. If you are not willing to gamble this time, I I can only express regret."
"..." Father Gu was silent.
The girl in front of him was too young and had not even graduated from medical university.
It stands to reason that she doesn't even have the qualifications to become a formal doctor now, so what kind of skills does she dare to talk about
But in fact, Father Gu put himself in the perspective of an older man, and from the perspective of a wise man, Su Nuo exuded a reassuring confidence.
Maybe... you can take a gamble
"I want to discuss it with his mother." Father Gu said, "If your request is to become a family member after the operation is successful, we also need to be mentally prepared."
In other words, Gu Chenglan's parents are not ready to treat Su Nuo as their daughter-in-law until now.
Only if Sunuo holds the bargaining chip for the operation will they consider compromise.
But Su Nuo smiled slightly, handed the compiled case back to Gu's father, and said seriously: "No, uncle, you are wrong. I am thinking about the patient's health from the perspective of a doctor. As for Gu Chenglan and I Things in between cannot become necessary conditions or bargaining chips for surgery."
(End of chapter)