In the operating room, the medical team professors and nurses were all on high alert and did not dare to take it lightly.

They have only heard of this kind of vaccine that changes genes, have never really been exposed to, and have no clinical cases to cure.

Now, what is waiting for Catherine is a long and tormenting test.

It is even more time to test medical professors' medical achievements.

Catherine, who had been injected with general anesthesia, was quietly lying on the hospital bed. The nurse started bleeding from her left wrist artery. On the other side, the nurse strictly began to use the plasma prepared in advance and started transfusions from her right hand. The bloody left wrist had been bandaged, and the right hand was still transfusions. No rejection reaction was seen, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

"Continue to observe, don't take it lightly. When you confirm that there is no rejection, start to change blood immediately!" The professor said while examining Catherine's various vital signs.

"I got it, professor."

As soon as he finished speaking, Catherine suddenly twitched without warning, her limbs trembled violently, and the medical equipment that was being examined also began to make a harsh "beep".

The nurse said anxiously: "Professor, it's not good! The patient has rejection!"

A cold sweat broke out on the professor's forehead, "Stop blood transfusion immediately!"

Outside the operating room, Christine leaned against the wall, staring at the door without a moment, and was anxious and wanted to rush in to see what happened more than once.

Waiting is a torment in itself, not to mention this life-and-death moment.

Christine finally realized it now.

Suddenly, a nurse rushed out of the operating room. Christine's heart tightened and she stepped forward and grabbed her with a few steps. Her voice was extremely cold: "How is Catherine?"

The nurse was in a hurry to find plasma, so she told me: "The patient has rejection of plasma. The professor asked me to go to the plasma bank to transfer the plasma from Westerners! Maybe it can reduce rejection and no rejection..."

After saying that, the nurse ran away in a hurry.

Kristen's eyes were covered in blood, staring at the operating room hard, damn it!

It’s so damn that she didn’t prepare Western plasma for her in advance!

In the operating room, the nurse brought Western plasma that he had been found through hardships from the plasma curvy. The professor immediately took it and gave Katherine a blood transfusion.

Catherine twitched all over and inserted it. The needle into her skin was inserted. The nurse pressed her, so she did not make her twitch and make the blood transfusion make mistakes.

After waiting for a few minutes, Catherine's rejection slowed down, but she still twitched. The plasma was completely injected into her body, and the nurse allowed her to help wipe off the sweat from her forehead before saying: "The direct serum plan is not feasible, and the operation is over. Discuss the next effective medical plan immediately!"

Catherine was pushed out of the operating room, and Christine immediately stepped forward and held her cold hands tightly, her thin lips pursed into a thread, and there was a sadness in her eyes that could not be melted.

Back at the ward, Christine looked at the attending professor with a cold expression: "What the hell is going on? Isn't it said that the blood exchange can cure her? What's going on now!"
Chapter completed!