Scalpel point: Stories revealing the heart and mind of the cardiac surgeon

"He who does not risk does not drink champagne" - as the proverb says. The same applies to the surgeons - the “fighter "is for whom introspection and vulnerability are not appropriate, as for a sniper in Afghanistan. In his book, Professor Steten Westabi, one of the most famous cardiac surgeons of our time, describes in detail the stages of the formation of a young doctor in the era of the origin of this specialty and tells what to be a professional in today"s hostile environment. He describes physical and moral efforts, emotional ups and downs, triumphs and disappointments, tells how the profession of a surgeon influenced him and his loved ones.
This book, like an acute scalpel, reveals not only all the secrets of the inner world of the unique cardiac surgeon, but also the painful problems of the British health system. Professor Stetan Westabi admits to the reader how the head injury received in his youth changed his personality, and how this influenced the formation of his unique professional