Do no harm. Stories about life, death and neurosurgery

Henry march is a world -famous British practitioner neurosurgeon, operates in patients with the most serious cases. Professor, scientific director and founder of the International Center for Neurosurgery in Ukraine (Kyiv), together with Igor Kurolatz.

Book features:
- translated into 17 languages!
- I entered the list of bestsellers New York Times, became a laureate or fell into a shorter of several awards!
- In 2007, the documentary English Surgeon was released, in which we can observe the work of Henry Marsh during this operation.

What this book is about:
The book is about the everyday life of a neurosurgeon, his work, his choice, for which of the patients to fight and whom to let go. Of course, I would not want to get to his reception, but sometimes this happens. And I want the doctor to do his job well. But we all forget that neurosurgeons are also people, with their cares, insults, lack of sleep ... Headache, finally. What is it like to be responsible for human life and health? Where do people draw for strength, on whom so much depends?
The ongoing series Medicine without borders. Books about those who save life are books about the work of the medical staff