Book Henry Marsh (set of 3 books)
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Book 1. Stories of Life, Death, and Neurosurgery
Reprint of Henry Marsh's book "Stories of Life, Death, and Neurosurgery" in an updated design!
Truth is his religion, colleagues say about Henry Marsh. In fact, in this book of memoirs and reflections by the famous British neurosurgeon, you will find many fascinating stories, in which the main thing is the ethics of the relationship between doctor and patient, the thin line between bitter truth and fragile hope. Being a top-notch neurosurgeon is not enough to be Henry Marsh. You also need to have the best human qualities - kindness, self-discipline, love for people, and a remarkable talent for storytelling."
Book 2. The Neurosurgeon's Diaries
The reprint of Henry Marsh's book Neither Sun nor Death. From the Diaries of a Neurosurgeon" in an updated design!
Henry Marsh is not afraid to admit that it is extremely difficult for a doctor to be honest, extremely painful to talk about his mistakes. His book The Neurosurgeon's Diaries is an extremely personal memoir that impresses with its frankness, wisdom, and literary skill.
At the end of his almost forty-year medical career, the author of the bestselling book Stories of Life, Death, and Neurosurgery reflects on the meaning of human existence, the nature of a doctor's work, the difficulties of the profession, and the consequences of a desperate desire to prolong a patient's life at any cost.
Henry Marsh is a wonderful conversationalist: cases from his surgical practice in Britain, Nepal, and Ukraine are interspersed with vivid and heartbreaking episodes from his childhood and youth, extraordinary moments of professional development, and simple yet stunningly profound reflections on what really matters.
Henry Marsh, a long-time neurosurgeon, is retired. He has fought for human lives, and now he finds himself in a situation that could be his death sentence. In this book, he writes about the confusing path from doctor to patient, because now he is no longer in a doctor's coat, and his name is on the patient's card. Henry Marsh jots down memories of the past and reflects on the things that need to be done. And now, more than ever, he is fascinated by the mysteries of science and the brain, the beauty of the natural world, and the love of his family.
"And Finally" is an elegiac, frank, luminous, and poignant book about life, death, and what ultimately matters.