This book is written by an American transplant surgeon who provides an excellent insight into this very important field.
He details the practicalities that surgeons need to consider how they can be called in at any hour of the night or day and clearly explains the processes involved.
This book would be useful to anyone who wants to know a bit more about how organ transplants happen, whether you are personally involved or just curious about this area.
He anonymises information about the actual patients he has treated but explains the types of things surgeons need to think about when they are deciding on who should get an organ transplant. This includes whether the operation would make their condition worse or if it is their only chance of survival.
He details the practicalities that surgeons need to consider how they can be called in at any hour of the night or day and clearly explains the processes involved.
This book would be useful to anyone who wants to know a bit more about how organ transplants happen, whether you are personally involved or just curious about this area.
He anonymises information about the actual patients he has treated but explains the types of things surgeons need to think about when they are deciding on who should get an organ transplant. This includes whether the operation would make their condition worse or if it is their only chance of survival.