It was only half an hour, yet the boy's head had swollen significantly, resembling an inflated balloon.
Doctor Fan had examined his other injuries, none of which were fatal; the most severe injury was on his head, where he had been kicked by a horse.
He believed that there must be a blood clot inside the child's brain.
And the only way to remove the blood clot would be to open up the child's skull.
This method, on the Wuji Continent, was almost unheard of and terrifying, yet Yun Sheng, with her modern medical knowledge, shared the same view.
But Yun Sheng also realized the dangers associated with trepanation.
Even in modern times, the head is the most vulnerable part of the body, and even with sophisticated medical equipment aiding the surgery, there would still be significant side effects if successful.
