TY  - BOOK
AU  - Schwab,Sidney M.
TI  - Cutting remarks: insights and recollections of a surgeon 
SN  - 1583941479
U1  - 617.092 22
PY  - 2006///
CY  - Berkeley, Calif.
PB  - Frog Ltd., Distributed by North Atlantic Books
KW  - Surgeons
KW  - United States
KW  - Biography
KW  - Surgery
KW  - Personal Narratives
N1  - Contents
Reality Check 
Introduction 
Part One: The Start 
Chapter One: Inklings 
Chapter Two: Into the Blue 
Chapter Three: Blood on the Walls 
Chapter Four: A Little Girl and Her Kidneys 
Chapter Five: The Mission - Nearly Impossible 
Chapter Six: On to Vascular Surgery 
Chapter Seven: Heartstrings
Chapter Eight: A Bit of a Life
Chapter Nine: Treating Veterans, and Becoming One 
Part Two: The Middle 
Chapter Ten: Good as Gold 
Chapter Eleven: A View of the Master 
Chapter Twelve: A Taste of the Trauma Team 
Chapter Thirteen: Gut and Glory .
Chapter Fourteen: Pus and Burns 
Chapter Fifteen: Loose Ends of the Second Year, and a Vision 
Part Three: The Beginning 
Chapter Sixteen: Senior Resident at The County 
Chapter Seventeen: Able to Teach 
Chapter Eighteen: Trauma, Chiefly 
Chapter Nineteen: Crumbs of The County 
Chapter Twenty: Whipple 
Chapter Twenty-one: Golden Colons 
Chapter Twenty-two: Necks Case 
Chapter Twenty-three: The Master's Voice 
Chapter Twenty-four: Commencement Speech 
Afterthoughts; Includes index : p. 223 - 226; Inklings -- Into the blue -- Blood on the walls -- A little girl and her kidneys -- The mission--nearly impossible -- On to vascular surgery -- Heartstrings -- A bit of a life -- Treating veterans, and becoming one -- Good as gold -- A view of the master -- A taste of the trauma team -- Gut and glory -- Pus and burns -- Loose ends of the second year, and a vision -- Senior resident at the County -- Able to teach -- Trauma, chiefly -- Crumbs of the County -- Whipple -- Golden colons -- Necks case -- The master's voice -- Commencement speech
N2  - "A prominent surgeon's reflections on his medical training and profession, a nuanced, behind-the scenes picture of modern medicine and how doctors relate to both their peers and their patients. Above all a portrait of the kind of character it takes to be a surgeon"--Provided by the publisher
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