The doctor took a seat beside the administrator, folding his hands together.
"That woman has been diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis — a progressive lung disease that causes scarring of the lung tissue. Over time, this scarring makes it increasingly difficult for the lungs to function properly. In her case, the disease has advanced to a critical stage, where her oxygen levels are dangerously low even at rest."
Ethan's jaw tightened slightly.
He had heard of the condition before, when he was still in University It wasn't something that could be treated with simple medication.
"The scarring is irreversible," the doctor continued, his voice measured. "At this point, the only viable treatment is a double lung transplant. Without it, she will continue to deteriorate until her lungs can no longer provide enough oxygen to sustain her body."
Ethan listened intently, his fingers lightly tapping against the armrest of the chair.
