The middle-aged doctor looked at Sean with excitement.

Brain diseases were very common.

Moreover, most patients would be instantly critically ill once the disease hit them.

There were usually only a few minutes of golden time treatment could be administered during.

Regardless of whether it was a stroke, a cerebral infarction, a cerebral hemorrhage...

The ultimate cause of death was that these problems would cause intracranial pressure to soar instantly, and that would eventually lead to a cerebral aneurysm.

Patients often died before the craniotomy.

Therefore, as long as the problem of intracranial pressure could be solved, the patient would not die on the spot even if he was not treated immediately.

As for the case of Old Madam Quinn just now, the intracranial pressure would have reached the limit within half an hour at most.

However, Sean had spent only twenty minutes treating Old Madam Quinn’s diseases, and when he had opened the door of the ward again, all the problems had