Summary:
The memoir provides a raw and unfiltered look into the grueling and often brutal world of surgical training, exposing the intense pressures, challenges, and emotional toll faced by medical residents. It offers personal stories and reflections on the journey to becoming a surgeon, including the sacrifices, ethical dilemmas, and the resilience required to navigate the demanding path.
Key points:
1. Surgical Training Brutality: The book exposes the harsh realities of surgical training, highlighting the physical and emotional strain on students, leading to burnout and mental health issues.
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