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    Of course, Norah arrived at the hospital in disguise. She had mastered changing her voice, and as for her appearance, she was unrecognizable with her face covered.


    She directed the medical staff to conduct a brain CT scan for N first and then transfer her to a ward. As expected, the previous lesion in N’s brain had shifted, and the details were unclear. If Norah proceeded to operate directly on the brain, it would be like trying to remove the lesion blindly. It was a challenging situation.


    The doctors from the neurosurgery department at Concord Hospital, having heard that the Supernatural Doctor was going to perform a craniotomy, gathered to observe and learn whenever they had the opportunity.


    Norah did not conceal her medical expertise. With Manley’s permission, she shared N’s medical details with the neurosurgery doctors.


    “The CT scan doesn’t reveal the patient’s brain condition clearly. Is performing a craniotomy under these circumstances risky for the patient?”


    “Even the Supernatural Doctor should consider both the report and the actual situation. Who would dare perform the surgery in such a case?”


    “Indeed. Just because a patient is in aa doesn’t imply there’s a visible problem in their brain. It could be rted to other factors.”


    That was true, but initially, N had fallen into aa specifically due to an issue in her brain. In such a state, she could potentially survive for a long time in a vegetative state without waking. However, she had been poisoned for five years, and her body was nearing its limits.


    A craniotomy would increase the chances of N waking up and make her recovery more manageable.


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    The doctors from the Neurosurgery Department all opposed the idea of a craniotomy.


    Manley stated, “A few years back, my wife underwent two craniotomies, and one of them was performed here at Concord Hospital by Dr. Marc Hobbes.”


    As soon as he mentioned this, the dissenting voices quickly ceased. Marc was a renowned doctor in the Neurosurgery Department. He had previously performed a sessful craniotomy on N, confirming that the procedure could be done. Moreover, could it be that a surgery performed by the Supernatural Doctor would be less effective than one by Marc? While they might not possess such expertise, it didn’t imply that the Supernatural Doctorcked it.


    Norah then justified the need for a craniotomy to the doctors, and they began to nod in agreement.


    “Clearly, the Supernatural Doctor has superior skills to ours.”


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