Her question was very direct.
The tone suggested that she was considering causing trouble for the first hospital.
This is also the instinctive reaction of most family members when postoperative complications arise.
The hospital didn't perform the surgery well, so they naturally think the hospital should be responsible.
"Postoperative complications are situations that all medical staff don't want to occur, but no one can avoid them. I believe the doctors and nurses at the previous hospital certainly did their utmost in treating your father. Using artificial materials to reconstruct the chest wall is entirely feasible and conforms to medical standards. However, every patient's recovery condition and immune level are different. Before using artificial materials, no one knows whether it will cause postoperative infection."
Zhou Can's response was of high integrity.
