About the Author
Kenneth Kamler
ISBN 9788187138426
Rs. 720
Indialog Publications
Doctor on Everest
Who it's for: Readers interested in mountaineering and medical emergencies
Dr. Kenneth Kamler provides a gripping first-hand account of the calamitous 1996 Everest climbing season, detailing his crucial role as a physician amidst unprecedented tragedy. This narrative offers a unique perspective on the extreme challenges of practicing emergency medicine at the roof of the world, balancing the urgent demands of patient care with the personal perils of high-altitude mountaineering.Why You Should Read? Gain deep insight into the unique challenges of high-altitude medicine and emergency care under extreme conditions. Experience a personal, unfiltered perspective on the harrowing events and human drama of the 1996 Everest disaster. Explore the physical and mental limits of human endurance and the complex ethics faced by a doctor in the "death zone." Discover the profound personal reflections of a climber-doctor reconciling professional duty with a lifelong dream.
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- First-hand account of the 1996 Everest climbing season
- Focus on high-altitude medicine and emergency care
- Personal perspective on the human drama of the disaster
- Explores ethics and endurance in the 'death zone'
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What is this book about?
It is a first-hand account by Dr. Kenneth Kamler of the 1996 Everest disaster, focusing on his role as a physician providing emergency care in extreme conditions.
Who is the author?
The book is by Dr. Kenneth Kamler, with Edmund Hillary also listed as an author, likely providing additional perspective.
What makes this book unique?
It offers a doctor's perspective on the disaster, detailing the challenges of practicing medicine at high altitude and the ethical dilemmas faced in the 'death zone'.
Is this book suitable for non-medical readers?
Yes, it is written for general readers, focusing on the human drama and personal reflections as well as medical aspects.