Description
Paperback cover has some wear. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-worn copy of “The Handbook of Surgical Intensive Care” offers a unique glimpse into the surgical residency program at the prestigious Duke University Medical Center in the late 20th century. Authored by H. Kim Lyerly and J. William Gaynor, two esteemed surgeons and educators, this handbook served as an invaluable resource for surgical residents navigating the complexities of intensive care units.
Beyond its practical utility, this book holds historical significance as a testament to the evolving field of surgical intensive care, which emerged in response to the growing need for specialized post-operative care. Its pages capture the collective wisdom and best practices of a renowned medical institution, providing a window into the rigorous training and decision-making processes that shaped generations of skilled surgeons.
For collectors and readers alike, this volume offers a rare opportunity to delve into the inner workings of a top-tier surgical program during a pivotal era in medical history. Despite its well-loved appearance, the clean pages and sturdy binding ensure that the knowledge contained within remains accessible and enduring, a testament to the timeless pursuit of medical excellence.
