About the book: year / - Part of the liver was removed on February 20, donation... The kidneys were cut out on March 1, sewn back in... removed again, sewn in by trainee Vasiliev. The larynx and ligaments were damaged during the operation and were not restored. The stomach and left lung are missing... missing... damaged, not restored April 5th. On April 10, a tumor of the frontal lobe of the brain with swelling was discovered. Sent to practice with a third-year student: Nathan Volkov. ---------------------------------- On the threshold stood his frog with a white plastic bag, which he held at chest level with both hands. He was even more pale and exhausted, smeared in places with his own pink blood. His face was swollen with faded, seemingly lifeless eyes. The frog timidly handed him the package. Volkov took it and stepped aside. “Lie down on the table,” but instead of an orderly tone, Nathan uttered this phrase more with a request than with a decree. Almost falling, the frog somehow reached the table. Volkov, putting the bag aside, helped her lie on her back, otherwise she would not have done it on her own. She had a bandage on her back from the operation she had just performed, which the student did not rip off.