Chapter 309 - 295 Incompetent People
Joelson returned to the United States, his first stop being DC; after disembarking from the plane, he was directly taken to the Walter Reed Medical Center.
The Walter Reed Medical Center, formerly known as the United States Navy Medical Center, merged with the United States Army Medical Center in 2011 to form the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, which falls under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Defense.
In other words, this hospital is managed by the Pentagon.
The CIA headquarters is in Lanli and has its own hospital. Although it can’t compare with the Walter Reed Medical Center in terms of size and capabilities, sending Joelson there clearly wasn’t for medical reasons.
After being taken to the hospital, Joelson’s blood was drawn, and he underwent a thorough and meticulous examination; they nearly redid the entire surgery, and they almost did.
Then the entire medical team left Joelson’s room and went to an office to report their findings to the CIA personnel in charge.
"The blood test results are in; everything is normal, the drug components are normal; based on my experience, the lead surgeon conducted the anesthesia and surgery without a professional anesthesiologist, the blood picture is elevated, there are signs of infection, and from the drug residues in the patient’s body, he didn’t receive adequate and effective antibiotics."
An elderly doctor quickly concluded after reviewing the blood test report, and then he politely said as he put down the report, "If there are no other questions, I’ll leave now; I have other patients waiting."
One doctor hurriedly left, then the next one began.
"I examined the patient’s entire body; his surgery was a success, the environment was unclean, there were signs of infection in the wound, there’s no need to reopen the wound for exploration, judging by the stitching technique, the lead surgeon graduated from Cambridge University Clinical Medical College; at least one-third of the outstanding surgeons in the UK adopt the same stitching technique."