An assistant doctor pushed the door open and came in.
"What is it?" Zhou Zhongqing said that, but he hurriedly put down the cup in his hand, grabbed the white coat at his side and put it on. With someone this flustered in the Hospital, it had to be an emergency.
For something that would alarm him, it was probably a critical case the ER couldn't handle.
"There's an Alzheimer's patient who suddenly had a stroke at home. The situation is very urgent, they need emergency surgery, and we need your help."
A major operation usually needs cooperation from several departments; it's not like a brain surgery can be done by just one neurosurgeon.
"Stroke?"
"A cerebral vessel ruptured, acute cerebral hemorrhage. The patient is 89, very old, the surgical risk is huge."
