Chapter 361 Amnesia

Yang Yi opened his eyes, but the intense light made him close them immediately again.

He narrowed his eyes to slits, slowly adapting to the stimulation of light as his consciousness gradually recovered.

When Yang Yi finally remembered what had happened before he passed out, the first thing he felt was an overwhelming joy.

In the end, he had survived.

When a lung is punctured, the injured lung compresses under atmospheric pressure into a mass that cannot breathe, but the pleural cavities on either side don't communicate with each other; if only one lung is pierced by grenade shrapnel, the remaining uninjured lung can still breathe normally.

If the injured lung also suffered massive blood loss, whether or not it could sustain breathing was irrelevant, since death would swiftly follow.

Without massive blood loss, but without timely medical treatment, a punctured lung would still lead to death, and it would be a long and painful process.