"Director Wu, Director Lan, don't hesitate any longer. Professor Lan's body can't wait."
In the office of the director of the Gastroenterology Department of Good Friend Hospital, a group of people sat around a desk. A tall, thin middle-aged man looked at the others with a serious expression.
"He has high intestinal obstruction and hasn't had a bowel movement for fifteen days. We've thought of everything that we can." The man in the white coat looked grave. "Rehydration, correcting water, electrolyte, and acid-base imbalance—none of these measures have worked. We've tried all the medicines; even your Traditional Chinese Medicine Internal Medicine Department has used every method they could think of. But everyone has seen the results. They are useless and have no effect at all. Even now, Professor Lan hasn't eaten a single grain of rice for seven consecutive days. I recommend immediate surgery for Professor Lan."
