Here’s a spoiler summary/teaser for Millionaire Son In Law Chapter 7208:
Could Charlie’s “invisible ability” be real? Hank faces a terrifying diagnosis after a scan reveals an abnormally positioned pancreas, leading to an early-stage pancreatic cancer confirmation. Will even radical surgery offer him a chance against this aggressive disease?
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Millionaire Son In Law Chapter 7208
Hank’s soaring CA199 index finally made more than a dozen people in the group realize that Charlie did indeed have an invisible ability that could determine a person’s life and death.
Hank was scared to death by then. He was immediately given a contrast injection and then wheeled into a full CT scan room at the hospital.
The huge machines whirred frantically around him. The vibrations, roars, and alarms intensified his inner panic.
In the past, this sophisticated medical equipment symbolized the power of technology and money, as well as peace of mind.
But now, this tool made him very panicked and scared.
Since this type of scan requires scanning the person from head to toe in a circle twice, it takes a very long time, which is even more torturous for the person.
Just when he felt like he was about to run out of breath, the machine finally stopped and pushed him out of the big ring.
The main door that isolated the radiation slowly opened, and the private doctor and several nurses quickly moved him to a mobile bed and sent him back to the ward.
On the way, Hank couldn’t help but ask, “What are the results of the scan?”
The private doctor replied, “Mr. Hank, don’t worry. The data from the full scan is quite large and needs to be combined and analyzed by the computer.”
“Please go back to the ward and wait. I have already communicated with the doctor on duty, Dr. Johnson. He will come to inform you directly as soon as the results are available. I will not waste time delivering messages in between.”
“Okay…” Hank nodded slightly, the anxiety in his heart growing worse.
In the ward, Hank waited desperately in bed for half an hour. The doctor on duty pushed the door open and came straight to Hank’s bed. He explained solemnly,
“Mr. Hank, we analyzed your plain scan and found that your pancreas is clearly abnormally positioned under the contrast agent. We called in several experts to look at the film and they all agreed that it is definitely pancreatic cancer.”
Hank asked hurriedly, “Can we confirm it on film?”
Johnson nodded and said, “The film, coupled with the abnormality of the CA199 index, can basically confirm it. Of course, the final confirmation still needs pathological results. Pathology is above all else.”
Hank asked again, “So what should I do next? How far has my pancreatic cancer progressed?”
Johnson said: “We have confirmed that this is early stage pancreatic cancer. However, the last scan was normal, and there were no lymph nodes or distant metastases on the plain scan.”
“That’s great!” Hank breathed a sigh of relief.
He is well aware that the cure rate for early stage cancer is much higher.
Johnson was not optimistic at that time. He said solemnly, “Mr. Hank, pancreatic cancer itself has a very poor prognosis. Even in the early stages, we do complete pancreatectomy, and the five-year survival rate is the worst among all cancers.”
Hank asked nervously, “The worst? Not even the best?”
Johnson said: “Overall, it’s not the worst.”
Hank asked, “Will my surgery be effective?”
Johnson replied: “We are not optimistic at this time because the development is too fast. In three months, the index has doubled, which shows that the cancer cells are growing very fast and attacking aggressively. The more cancers like that, the worse the prognosis.”
Hank wiped the cold sweat from his forehead and asked, “So, what treatment plan have you made for me now?”
Johnson said: “I came here to talk to you about surgery. The plan we are thinking about now is to intervene as soon as possible and remove the pancreas as soon as possible.”