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Last Night In The Or Bud Shaw

Name: Last Night In The Or Bud Shaw
SKU: BELL-42205324
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (66 reviews)

SKU: BELL-42205324

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Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.57 MB

Author: Bud Shaw

ISBN: 9780698187412, 0698187415

Language: English

Year: 2015

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Last Night In The Or Bud Shaw by Bud Shaw 9780698187412, 0698187415 instant download after payment.

For readers of Henry Marsh's Do No Harm, Paul A. Ruggieri's Confessions of a Surgeon,and Atul Gawande's Better — a pioneering surgeon shares memories from a life in one of surgery's most demanding fields
The 1980s marked a revolution in the field of organ transplants, and Bud Shaw, M.D., who studied under Tom Starzl in Pittsburgh, was on the front lines. Now retired from active practice, Dr. Shaw relays gripping moments of anguish and elation, frustration and reward, despair and hope in his struggle to save patients. He reveals harshly intimate moments of his medical career: telling a patient's husband that his wife has died during surgery; struggling to complete a twenty-hour operation as mental and physical exhaustion inch closer and closer; and flying to retrieve a donor organ while the patient waits in the operating room. Within these more emotionally charged vignettes are quieter ones, too, like growing up in rural Ohio, and being...