Set amidst the secret meetings doctors must attend to answer for bad outcomes during surgery, five surgeons confront their personal and professional failings.
A biography of the black surgeon who conducted research on the properties and preservation of blood plasma and was a leader in establishing blood banks.
doctor who got the world pumped up to donate blood
Venezia, Mike
2009
Presents an illustrated introduction to Charles Drew, the twentieth-century African-American surgeon whose research in the field of blood transfusions led to improved ways to store donated blood.
Describes how physicians must deal with the realities of death, the risks and rewards of emotional involvement, and her own personal experiences throughout her education and career.
Presents a short biography of nineteenth-century British surgeon Joseph Lister, and chronicles his life and works which included his study of germs and development of antiseptic.