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Every year since his first visit to Kiev in 1992, London neurosurgeon Dr. Henry Marsh has returned to the Ukraine to perform pro bono operations, train surgeons and recycle desperately needed tools and implements. The situation in the cash-strapped country continues to be dire, and misdiagnosis is rife. It makes for heartbreaking work. For many of the patients he sees it’s too late to make a difference. For others, he must weigh the risks of brain surgery--with inferior equipment (a cordless handyman drill)--against the consequences of doing nothing. As if that wasn’t difficult enough, Marsh is haunted by an operation he performed on a young girl that went catastrophically wrong...
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