Author: Akio Watanabe
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: At Sapporo Central Hospital, a fierce debate erupted over whether to perform brain surgery on a six-month-old infant. Under the persistent request of the infant's mother—beautiful and young Mrs.—a young neurosurgeon proceeded with the operation, but the child died as a result. This novel raises a question that remains worth contemplating today: When a patient is suffering from a terminal illness and modern medicine has no solution, what should be done? The novel offers a realistic and delicate portrayal of the psychological states of the doctors and the patient's family, filled with tension and human warmth, as well as the romantic entanglements of modern people.
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