Surgery Godfather
Chapter 1208 - 939 Hurry to China_3

Chapter 1208: Chapter 939 Hurry to China_3

"No, you can only contact them yourself, because just recently, the hospital where Professor Yang works has terminated its business relations with all hospitals in the United States. There used to be an insurance company that cooperated with them, allowing treatment in China through the insurance company, but I heard that this company has withdrawn from the US market not long ago, so you can only go to China as a private individual and try your luck." John Ansen was powerless.

"Try your luck? What does that mean?"

Li Gaoyang didn’t understand, needing to rely on luck to receive medical treatment.

John Ansen gave a bitter smile, "That’s the only way I can describe it. Going to China through private channels, I don’t know if you can secure an appointment for him to see you and perform surgery. After all, he has a huge number of patients. Even if you can make an appointment, I don’t know if you can wait that long."

"Please think again, Doctor John Ansen, is he the only option?"

Li Gaoyang had never felt so passive and helpless.

John Ansen thought for a moment, "There is a German doctor who has also made significant achievements in this field and is among the world’s top. In this world, apart from Professor Yang, he probably ranks second, and there’s another Australian doctor ranked third."

"Great, let’s invite the German doctor."

Li Gaoyang finally saw hope.

"However, I must tell you clearly that this German doctor’s surgery success rate is about eight percent, and he has limited successful cases—either post-operative low intelligence or the need for a ventilator to sustain life. In short, patients cannot take care of themselves after surgery," John Ansen stated truthfully.

If the second best is only eight percent, there’s no need to talk about the third.

"Actually, eight percent is already a very high level. Would you like to invite this German doctor?"

John Ansen asked very seriously.

"No, no, no!"

Li Gaoyang did not want to end up with low intelligence or lying in bed dependent on a ventilator, especially not to bet on an eight percent chance. That’s too absurd.

However, the person sitting in front of him was not just anyone—it was John Ansen, the director of the Mayo Clinic Department of Neurosurgery, the most excellent neurosurgeon in the United States. His words could not be mistaken.

"So is going to China and trying my luck the only option?"

"That’s the only way! Previously, we could have invited him to perform surgery, or I could have helped you with the booking through our hospital. But now, that’s not possible, he has cut off all contact with us."

"Has anyone ever successfully made a private appointment?"

"Yes!—Last month I recommended a patient to go, let me check the scheduled date."

John Ansen flipped through his notebook: "He was scheduled for August next year."

"Unfortunately, he has too many patients. Those from the United States alone are substantial in number, all with life-threatening diseases. There has to be a sequence, so that’s the only way to schedule an appointment. That patient passed away last week, not having lived to receive the surgery," John Ansen said, nearly in tears.

When you’re at their age, you’ll understand the reasons!

This was what Rolf said when he was dissatisfied with the veterans back then. There was no need to wait until old age, as he fully understood the veterans’ decisions right now.

In the face of life, everything else seems trivial.

"You’d better go to China quickly. You don’t have much time left. I don’t know if my personal relations can help you, but I will do my best."

"Thank you. Do your best. I hope it helps."

"Sorry, may I make a phone call?" Li Gaoyang trembled all over.

"No problem, you can go to the room over there to make the call, or I can leave for a while." John Ansen respected his privacy.

Li Gaoyang could no longer care about that and dialed his secretary with trembling hands: "Urgently withdraw our application, urgently withdraw!!!"

Veterans, I’m willing to join you in being a good person.