Biography of Henry Marsh

Stories about life, death and neurosurgery by impressive and imaginary personalities The book is contraindicated. This phrase could be written in large letters as a warning on a pack of cigarettes. It can not be read on the weekend or on vacation, it must be read rainy in the evening after work and preferably alone. Anatomical details, blood and trepanations - all this at the same time repels and at the same moment makes you read.

You feel like a child who watches a horror movie huddled under the blanket. Maybe thanks to this book I want to read further. The book about the imperfection and fragility of life, and not the weakness of doctors or medicine. Read more Elena on the book: Do not harm. Stories about life, death and neurosurgery are openly and curious to read chapters about neurosurgery one by one adopting your own lessons in each of them.

It is simply and easily read, not giving a chance to remain indifferent to anyone .. At the same time it is scary that the operation may not go according to plan, circumstances can depend not only on the doctor’s experience, but also on other important details that can play a role, you rejoice when the doctor, and most importantly, is satisfied in the end, but this happens, unfortunately, the book does not always cling to his own insights, they all have their own ..

Read, the book is worth it to read it Read more Catherine on the book: Do not harm. Stories about life, death and neurosurgery categorically recommend that all students of medical services. No, not even to students, but rather applicants. If this book responds into you, then the profession of a doctor is yours. It is written smartly, thinly, in some places scary, in short, life flows from the villages, as it happens.

What the author practices in outwardly prosperous Great Britain does not change things. Maybe in the domestic plan there are some differences, but in professional-absolutely no. The same experiences, unrest, throwing and search, like any good specialist who decided to become a master of his craft. And I also liked that the material is made with a minimum of errors.

For this, thanks to the translator. Read more Maria on the book: Do not harm. Stories about life, death and neurosurgery read a book with great interest. It is always interesting what is happening there in the backstage of the operating room. And in modern conditions, surgical interventions become more and more frequent and safe. But there are various situations, sometimes doctors are powerless.

After all, they are not gods. And this is what this book is about. Henry march describes the usual everyday life of a neurosurgeon. Honestly admits made mistakes. He talks about his experiences in unsuccessful operations. It is very touching to read about the people whom he managed to save. He writes with deep warmth about all his patients. After all, each of them takes a bit of his heart.

After reading the book, a pleasant impression remained. I would like to believe that, if necessary, I will also meet an excellent specialist in his business who will save my life and return health. Such books help to look at the work of doctors in a new way and in many ways understand them. Read more.