Не навреди. Истории о жизни, смерти и нейрохирургии

Ob avtore:<br>Genri Marsh - vsemirno izvestnyĭ britanskiĭ PRAKTIKUI͡UShchIĬ neĭrokhirurg, operiruet pat͡sientov s naibolee ti͡azhelymi sluchai͡ami. <br>Professor, nauchnyĭ rukovoditelʹ i osnovatelʹ Mezhdunarodnogo t͡sentra neĭrokhirurgii na Ukraine (Kiev), sovmestno s Igorem Kurelʹt͡som.<br><br>Osobennosti knigi:<br>• Perevedena na 17 i͡azykov!<br>• voshla v spisok bestsellerov New York Times, stanovilasʹ laureatom ili popadala v shortlist neskolʹkikh premiĭ!<br>• v 2007 godu vyshel dokumentalʹnyĭ filʹm "Angliĭskiĭ khirurg", v kotorom my mozhem nabli͡udatʹ za rabotoĭ Genri Marsha vo vremi͡a provedenii͡a nastoi͡ashcheĭ operat͡sii.<br>O chem ėta kniga:<br>Kniga - o budni͡akh neĭrokhirurga, ego rabote, ego vybore, za kogo iz pat͡sientov borotʹsi͡a, a kogo otpustitʹ. Konechno, ne khotelosʹ by popastʹ k nemu na priem, no inogda ėto sluchaetsi͡a. I khochetsi͡a, chtoby vrach delal svoi͡u rabotu khorosho. No vse my zabyvaem, chto neĭrokhirurgi tozhe li͡udi, so svoimi zabotami, obidami, nedosypom… golovnoĭ bolʹi͡u, nakonet͡s. Kakovo ėto - bytʹ otvetstvennym za zhiznʹ i zdorovʹe cheloveka? Gde cherpai͡ut sily li͡udi, ot kotorykh zavisit tak mnogo? <br>Prodolzhai͡ushchai͡asi͡a serii͡a "Medit͡sina bez granit͡s". Knigi o tekh, kto spasaet zhizni! - knigi o rabote medpersonala.

About the author:
Henry Marsh is a world-renowned British PRACTICING neurosurgeon who operates on patients with the most severe cases.
Professor, scientific Director and founder of the International neurosurgery center in Ukraine (Kiev), together with Igor Corelca.

Features of the book:
* Translated into 17 languages!
• made the New York Times bestseller list, won or was shortlisted for several awards!
• in 2007, the documentary "the English surgeon" was released, in which we can observe the work of Henry Marsh during this operation.
What this book is about:
The book is about the everyday life of a neurosurgeon, his work, his choice of which patients to fight for and who to let go. Of course, I would not like to get to see him, but sometimes it happens. And I want the doctor to do his job well. But we all forget that neurosurgeons are also people, with their worries, insults, lack of sleep... headaches, finally. What does it feel like to be responsible for a person's life and health? Where do the people on whom so much depends get their strength?
The ongoing series of "Medicine without borders". Books about those who save lives! - books about the work of medical staff.