Chapter 589： Different definition

Chapter 589 Different definitions

Ling Siqi nodded: "I dare not let him go to kindergarten or elementary school because I am afraid that he will suddenly become ill. Jing...Professor J, is there any way you can help him?"

Ling Siqi looked at Jing Qian’s eyes full of expectation.

"Two methods. First, since he is still relatively young, you are not at ease, so you should eat and maintain first, and the surgery will be done later. Second, direct surgery to eliminate the after-effects."

Jing Qian said two ways without procrastination, but Ling Siqi was entangled.

"Xiao Chen is still so young, can he bear the operation? I heard that this operation requires the heart to be taken out to repair the nerves on the back of the heart, and nowadays domestic hospitals cannot do this kind of operation. If it is to take medicine …If you take medicine, can you guarantee that you won’t get sick?"

Ling Siqi was also afraid that the doctor would think she was looking for faults with such a problem, and quickly explained: "I don't mean to question, I...I've been to major hospitals for so many years, but I haven't been able to find a good solution. And the effect of taking medicine..."

"Don't be so polite to me."

Jing Qian interrupted Ling Siqi.

After all, this is her future sister-in-law. Ling Qianchen is also her nephew.

Even if Ling Siqi does not ask, she will do her best to rescue Ling Qianchen.

"I can give you the bottom line. The operation is definitely risky, but if I come for this operation, the risk can be minimized. And he is still young and the nerves that have been eroded are not many, so the risk of the operation is Much smaller. So I can be 95% sure that the operation will be successful."

"9...95!!!"

Ling Siqi's eyes widened. After all... domestic doctors told her that there is almost no success rate of this kind of surgery in China. In foreign countries, because of the repair of nerves, the success rate is generally below 20%. So she was at a loss for this disease.

But Jing Qian told her that the success rate was 95%! ! ! That is to say, the death rate is only 5%? !

Ling Siqi was shocked, but did not expect that her thoughts were completely wrong.

For Jing Qian, 95% is called the success rate, and the remaining 5% is called the unsuccess rate. The probability of unsuccess does not mean death.

Among those 5%, the mortality rate is 0.001%.

The so-called mortality rate refers to the man-made destruction at the critical moment when she was maliciously sabotaged during the operation, and her people could not resist.

So for her, she thinks Ling Siqi should choose surgery.

After all, once and for all.

"Yes, it can be 95%. Although the success rate is not very good, it is still relatively acceptable. The other is medication. My child is relatively mild. I take one medicine every morning and evening to keep him from having a heart attack. Until you think he can bear the operation."

"Can it not happen?!"

Ling Siqi became a repeater with no way of thinking.

God knows that since Xiaochen first became ill at the age of six months, she has been controlled by this rare heart disease that has almost no historical medical record. This disease has become her biggest nightmare.

If you can reduce the disease, let alone give it all, you can kill her.

"Well, you don’t need to have a seizure. According to the way I told you to eat it, even if it does, it’s just that the heart feels a little uncomfortable at best, and you will never faint or even threaten your life.

(End of this chapter)