Chapter 589 Different Definitions

Ling Siqi nodded. "I don't dare let him go to kindergarten or elementary school because I'm afraid he'll suddenly have a seizure. Professor Jing...J, is there any way you can help him?"

Ling Siqi looked at Jing Qian with eyes full of anticipation.

"There are two options. First, since he's still relatively young and you're worried, you can keep him on maintenance medication and wait until he's older before having surgery. Second, go ahead and do the surgery to eliminate any future complications."

Jing Qian stated two solutions without hesitation, but Ling Siqi was confused.

"Xiaochen is still so young, can he withstand the surgery? I heard that this operation requires removing the heart to repair the nerves on the back of the heart, and no domestic hospitals can currently perform this kind of surgery. If he takes medicine...if he takes medicine, can it guarantee that he won't get sick?"

Ling Siqi was afraid that the doctor would think she was looking for trouble, so she quickly explained, "I don't mean to question it. I... I've been to all the major hospitals for so many years, but I haven't been able to find a good solution. And the effect of taking medicine is..."

"Don't be so polite to me."

Jing Qian interrupted Ling Siqi.

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

Even if Ling Siqi didn't ask, she would try her best to save Ling Qianchen.

"I can be honest with you. Surgery definitely has risks, but if I perform the operation, the risks can be minimized. He's still young, and the nerves affected aren't that numerous, so the risks are much smaller. So I'm 95% sure the operation will be successful."

“9…95!!!”

Ling Siqi's eyes widened. After all... doctors in China had told her that this type of surgery had almost no success rate back home. And abroad, because it involved nerve repair, the success rate was generally below 20%. So, she was at a loss as to how to treat this condition.

But Jing Qian told her that the success rate was 95%!!! That meant the mortality rate was only 5%?!

Ling Siqi was shocked, but she didn't expect that her idea was completely wrong.

For Jing Qian, 95% is called the success rate, and the remaining 5% is called the failure rate. Failure rate does not mean death.

Of that 5%, the mortality rate is 0.001%.

The so-called mortality rate refers to the fact that someone maliciously sabotaged her during the operation, and her team was unable to withstand the man-made sabotage at the critical moment.

So for her, she felt that Ling Siqi should choose surgery.

After all, it's a one-time solution.

"Yes, 95%. Although the success rate isn't great, it's still acceptable. Another factor is medication. My medicine is relatively mild. The child should take one pill every morning and evening to prevent a heart attack until you feel he can withstand the surgery."

"Can you not have an attack?!"

Ling Siqi became a parrot that couldn't think.

God knows that since Xiaochen first fell ill when she was six months old, she has been controlled by this rare heart disease that has almost no historical records. This disease has become her biggest nightmare.

If this disease could be cured, I would not only give up everything I have, but I would even take her life.

"Well, you can prevent it. If you take it the way I told you, even if it does, it will only cause some discomfort in your heart. You won't faint or face any life-threatening situations."

(End of this chapter)