Rule 3 of the Neurosurgery Code: As long as the patient is alive, you can always make it worse!
A steelworker changed his career to study medicine halfway, and accidentally entered the neurosurgery department, known as the "Medical Laureate". This began a journey of ups and downs, and he also witnessed the black humor that affects life and death: Andy, who suffers from trisomy 21 and has only one vertebral artery, holding a little rabbit Rebecca, a doll who fights against death, Sarah, who gives birth to a child before a brain tumor kills her... What he has to face every day is "pain", "trauma" and "paralysis", he has to open the "brain" that the Creator least wants people to touch, he has to walk on the edge of the blade every moment, and he has to have the courage to accept failure and death.
This is a collection of documentary stories adapted from real experiences. In addition to depicting those shocking moments of life and death, it also records the mental journey of a neurosurgeon in a self-deprecating and humorous way, thinking about the preciousness and fragility of life, bringing us back to the scene where potions, syringes and scalpels are intertwined, and witnessing scenes of real life.
Reader comments
The author writes in detail. He expresses his thoughts and opinions based on the actual situation of his daily medical treatment. The narrative is very realistic and the medical technology is also unambiguous. You can learn a lot of neurosurgery knowledge, which I admire very much.
The author writes in detail. He expresses his thoughts and opinions based on the actual situation of his daily medical treatment. The narrative is very realistic and the medical technology is also unambiguous. You can learn a lot of neurosurgery knowledge, which I admire very much.