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Henry Marsh
ISBN 9781780225920
Rs. 960
Orion
Do No Harm
Who it's for: Medical professionals and general readers interested in the human condition
In "Do No Harm," acclaimed neurosurgeon Henry Marsh offers an unvarnished look into the demanding world of brain surgery. This compelling memoir recounts his experiences with precision and profound honesty, delving into the triumphs, failures, and ethical complexities inherent in operating on the most delicate organ.Why You Should Read? Gain a rare, intimate perspective on the daily realities and high-stakes decisions of a leading neurosurgeon. Explore deeply personal and philosophical reflections on life, death, human vulnerability, and the moral dilemmas of modern medicine. Discover a widely praised and accessible account that appeals to both medical professionals and general readers interested in the human condition.
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- Unvarnished account of brain surgery's realities
- Reflects on life, death, and human vulnerability
- Explores moral dilemmas in modern medicine
- Written by acclaimed neurosurgeon Henry Marsh
- Accessible to both medical professionals and general readers
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What is this book about?
It is a memoir by neurosurgeon Henry Marsh, offering an unvarnished look at brain surgery, including its triumphs, failures, and ethical complexities.
Who is the author?
The author is Henry Marsh, an acclaimed neurosurgeon.
What themes does the book explore?
It explores personal and philosophical reflections on life, death, human vulnerability, and the moral dilemmas of modern medicine.
Who would enjoy this book?
It appeals to both medical professionals and general readers interested in the human condition.
Is the book technical?
The description suggests it is accessible, appealing to both medical professionals and general readers, so it is not overly technical.