The county hospital received a call from Yang Xiande, and a group of doctors and nurses in white coats were waiting in the emergency room. Seeing the tractor rumbling into the yard, they stepped forward together and carried the sour apricot into the house. The first aid work was immediately incorporated into the regular procedure, with oxygen insertion, re-infusion, fluoroscopy of the leg bones, blood type testing, and blood transfusion. All first aid methods have been used, and I dare not delay in the slightest. Until the moment he pushed into the operating room, the xylophone sat down on the ground all of a sudden, unable to get up.

Time passed minute by minute, and people's hearts have been raised in their throats, worrying about the blessings and safety of sour apricots.

After a long time, Dean Wang and an attending doctor came out of the operating room. He told Muqin and others that the leg bone of the sour apricot had been completely comminuted and fractured and could no longer be connected. What's more serious is that the injury was dragged on for too long, coupled with the tossing and bumps along the way, the fine bone fragments seriously damaged the surrounding soft tissues, and there was a large area of necrosis, which spread further. He also lost too much blood, and some organs of the body, especially the thighs, were seriously damaged. Now, the critical moment has come. With the current medical technology and conditions in the hospital, the only way to ensure the safety of Sour Xing's life is to amputate the limb.

As soon as these words came out, the xylophone fell to the ground again. Along with those who collapsed to the ground, there was Ye'er. The people cried out, no, you can't see off your legs, what can you do without legs. The xylophone struggled to control itself to get up. She grabbed the doctor's shirt and said, don't amputate your limbs, don't amputate them even if the bones can't be connected, leave a complete leg and foot. It doesn't matter what you want, as long as you don't have an amputation.

The doctor shook his head vigorously, urging them to sign quickly. Dean Wang also said that it is of course best not to amputate the limb. But if you don't see it off quickly, I'm afraid this person's life will be in danger.

Xylophone and the others are still begging the doctor to think of a way.

The doctor nodded helplessly and said, let's do our best. But you have to be mentally prepared.

After more than two hours of surgery, Sour Xing was carried out of the operating room. His leg was not sawn off for the time being, but the doctor's words made the xylophones feel cold. The doctor explained that although the limb had not been amputated for a while, the current situation was not optimistic. If the soft tissues of his leg were no longer necrotic, it would have been possible to save the leg. If it continues to deteriorate, it will have to be amputated.

Sour Xing was carried into the ward, still unconscious. The nurse said that it was the anesthetic that worked during the operation, and that she would wake up after a while. However, all night, Sour Apricot has been in a coma, but she can't wake up. Although he always had a drip on his arm, he learned from the anxious nurse that Sour Xing had started a high fever, but he couldn't get rid of the fever.

Xylophone was afraid that he was not familiar with his life, and without the help of someone he knew, the hospital would not give him all the treatment. As soon as it was time for breakfast, Muqin asked around about Yao Jinfang's residence. In the huge county hospital, she only knew Yao Jinfang, and she could only ask him for help.

Yao Jinfang has already married Yangmei. Yang Mei is studying at the Municipal Medical College and has not yet graduated. The two could only be reunited once on Sunday, and the next day they had to live separately. Because of the housing constraints, they still live in the original dormitory, only for sleeping, and eating in the hospital canteen. It wasn't Sunday, Yang Mei didn't come back, and Yao Jinfang was the only one in the dormitory who ate breakfast from the cafeteria.