Do No Harm - Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
by Henry Marsh
Do No Harm - Stories of Life, Death and Brain Surgery
by Henry Marsh
Book Summary
In the intricate and high-stakes world of neurosurgery, the margin for error is razor-thin, and every decision can mean the difference between life and death. This profound exploration into the practice and philosophy of brain surgery offers readers an intimate look at the emotional and ethical complexities faced by surgeons. Beyond the technical mastery required, the narrative delves deeply into the human stories behind each case, revealing the vulnerability and resilience of both patients and doctors.
- The delicate balance between ambition and humility: Surgeons must strive for excellence yet remain acutely aware of their limitations...
Full summary available for members
Our members get access to comprehensive book summaries, key insights, and practical applications.