Do no harm. Stories about life, death, and neurosurgery
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Making mistakes or facing strangers, we calm ourselves with phrases a person is mistakenly mistaken. But do they console the one who became a victim of someone else"s incompetence? And do they console a doctor who could not help? We want to believe that the doctor is infallible in his workplace. In the operational omnipotent, never gets tired and does not feel bad, it does not annoy and is not distracted by extraneous thoughts. But what is it actually - to be a neurosurgeon? What is like to know that not only the life of the patient depends on your actions, but also his personality is the ability to think and create, sad and rejoice? Sooner or later, each neurosurgeon is inevitably set by these questions, because any operation is associated with a huge risk. Henry Marsh, the world-famous British neurosurgeon, hesitated over them throughout the career, and the result of his reflection was the exciting, extremely frank and piercing book, the main idea of which can be laid in two short words: do not harm
Author:
Author:Henry Marsh
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Medical Books
Paper:
Paper:White
Series:
Series: Medicine without borders. Books about those who save lives
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-699-83020-6
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