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Henry Marsh writes about brain surgery and the choices it demands. As a chief surgeon, he must act amid doubt and urgency. An operation meant to save a life can cause grave harm. He explores what it means to live with those outcomes.

This personal account of medical work covers joy, success, failure, and regret. Marsh brings candour, care for patients, and dark humour to his work. He also asks how the brain gives rise to thought and feeling. Memory, faith, and speech emerge from its nerves and blood. His account shows how just four millimetres can separate safety from disaster.

The book speaks to readers curious about brain surgery and its human costs. This edition forms part of the Carte pentru toti series.