What Could Possibly Go Wrong?: The Highs and Lows of an Air Ambulance Doctor

During open-chest resuscitations, I've held a non-beating, recently stilled human heart in my hands. And, should you ever get to hold one, you will find the human heart to be rubbery and shockingly light.The first ever account of what it is like to work as an air ambulance doctor, thisis a report from the front line of emergency medicine. Whether describing cutting through a patient's breastbone to plug a stab wound or barrel rolling a light aircraft at 5,000 feet, Tony Bleetman captures th...