Chapter 84
I Next Blood Clot.
A mass of blood that has coagulated within a blood vessel. To some degree, everyone has tiny blood clots in their bodies.
However, what happens if blood circulation decreases, or if blood clotting occurs excessively, or if the blood vessels are harmed, leading to the formation of too many blood clots?
This undoubtedly results in various issues. It obstructs the vessels and hinders the blood flow. If the affected area is the brain, the situation becomes grave – much like the emperor lying helpless before their eyes.
‘What is this?’
Raciel furrowed his brow intensely, focusing to the maximum extent, enough to make the back of his neck stiffen. This enabled him to closely examine the emperor’s brain and ultimately pinpoint the area where a stroke had occurred due to the blood clot.
‘Infarction in the territory of the anterior inferior cerebellar artery…’
Deep within the brain, in the cerebellum, he could observe that the middle cerebellar peduncle and lateral pons had suffered damage.
Where the flow of energy should have been vibrant, it was barely visible. This indicated damage to the cranial nerve.