Back in the ward, Morris hesitated a bit because he felt Professor Yang underestimated this surgery, being too aggressive by using awake craniotomy under local anesthesia.
Morris considered himself an excellent neurosurgeon and had a basic judgment about this surgery. Although Professor Yang was a Nobel Prize laureate and globally respected master, Morris still thought Yang Ping was unrealistic.
The Nobel Prize-awarded frontal lobe resection was ultimately deemed a mistake, bringing irreparable disaster to countless patients. A Nobel Prize doesn't guarantee correctness; Morris decided to discuss this issue with John Ansen.
He felt the surgery should be postponed or canceled if necessary; he couldn't let his daughters take the risk, even though all surgical operations carry risks.
"Dad, when can we have the surgery? Tomorrow?"
The elder sister asked as she saw her father returning.
