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The Making of a Surgeon
The Making of a Surgeon
Author: William A. Nolen, M.D.
"Fascinating....An astonishing, superb book.....Nothing quite like it has ever been written about American medicine before." Dr. Michael Crichton — "An intensely human record of a young surgeon's apprenticeship--a step-by-step chronicle of the blood-and-guts process by which he acquired the kind of skill one would have to depend on in an emergen...  more »
ISBN: 187948
Publication Date: 3/1975
Pages: 286
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Publisher: Pocket Books
Book Type: Paperback
Other Versions: Hardcover, Audio Cassette
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Informative, irreverent, poignant and very funny....There has always been an air of mystery about the surgeon....The Making of a Surgeon remedies all that and then some. It takes us into the operating suite, stands us over the anesthesized patient, almost hands us the scalpel.
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An intensely human record of a young surgeon's apprenticeship - a step-by-step chronicle of the blood-and-guts process by which he acquired the kind of skill one has to depend on in an emergency. It takes us into the operating suite, stands us over the anesthesized patient, almost hands us the scalpel.


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