
A new book from the author of the bestselling book “Do No Harm. Stories about life, death and neurosurgery" Henry Marsh "Vocation. About Choice, Duty and Neurosurgery" is a fascinating story spanning almost forty years about saving patients and what gets in the way of a doctor, be it illness, bureaucratic obstacles or difficulties and doubts, as well as how a world famous neurosurgeon successfully overcame them and helped thousands of people day after day.
Henry Marsh sums up his career and talks about the fascinating journey that was his acquaintance with his chosen field of medicine - neurosurgery, as well as the mysteries of the human brain: “When I was younger, I simply accepted the fact that the stuff of our brains can be explained and understood. As I grew older, however, I came to the conclusion that we do not have the slightest idea of how consciousness, intangible thoughts and feelings, are born in physical matter.”