Her concerns are not without reason.
The relationship between doctors and patients is already highly tense.
Especially after the emergence of this trust crisis, the situation has worsened.
Moreover, the patient has already undergone two postoperative examinations, and now has to undergo an expensive cranial MRI. It's very likely that the family members could cause a ruckus in the ward.
"Our doctors are not omnipotent. The patient's affected venous blood vessels have indeed been cleared by us. Now that the epilepsy has worsened, there can only be two reasons: either it's a hematoma or there are other blood vessels with abnormalities. After so many examinations and repeated discussions before surgery, ordinary vascular abnormalities couldn't remain hidden until now. The most likely scenario would be cerebrovascular anomalies referred to as 'invisible', such as cavernous angioma."
