My surgery. History from the operating room and not only
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Here is a self -portrait of an indifferent doctor, a collection of essays on real cases from life and medical practice. A surgeon with 33 years of experience talks about how he perceives his profession, hospital, colleagues, and patients. “It is difficult to always be an angel when helping people is your round -the -clock and exhausting work,” the author writes, and this is not a complaint, but a statement of fact.
The book transfers us to the world of the hospital hidden from prying eyes, where there is always a place of pain and happiness, tears and laughter, despair and miracle. This world is not embellished in any way, shown as it is, and we have an excellent conductor - a doctor who has a soul for each patient
The book transfers us to the world of the hospital hidden from prying eyes, where there is always a place of pain and happiness, tears and laughter, despair and miracle. This world is not embellished in any way, shown as it is, and we have an excellent conductor - a doctor who has a soul for each patient