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Atul Gawande offers an unflinching view from the scalpel's edge, where science is ambiguous, information is limited, the stakes are high, yet decisions must be made. In dramatic and revealing stories of patients and doctors, he explores how deadly mistakes occur and why good surgeons go bad. About The Author. Atul Gawande is the author of The Checklist Manifesto and Better.Complications was a National Book Award finalist. He is also a MacArthur Fellow, a general surgeon at the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, a staff writer for The New Yorker, and an assistant professor at Harvard Medical School and the Harvard School of Public Health. Complications: A Surgeon’s Notes on an Imperfect Science by Atul Gawande (Book Review) Article (PDF Available) in SSRN Electronic Journal January 2010 with 2,618 Reads How we measure 'reads'.
Complications by Atul Gawande Book Summary: Drawing from compelling true accounts of patients and doctors, a provocative examination of the power and limits of modern medicine reveals a world where science is uncertain, information is limited, and deadly mistakes occur. 60,000 first printing. Complications: A Surgeon's Notes on an Imperfect Science. Yugioh dueling game for pc. There are also essays dealing with everyday medical problems such as nausea, pain, and blushing. Although Gawande expands on the current thinking on the pathophysiology, the focus is on the unanswered questions. He examines the role of sentiment and gut feeling, which is often the sum total of our experiences in a world of evidence based medicine.
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In gripping accounts of true cases, surgeon Atul Gawande explores the power and the limits of medicine, offering an unflinching view from the scalpel's edge. Complications lays bare a science not in its idealized form but as it actually is--uncertain, perplexing, and profoundly human.
Complications is a 2002 National Book Award Finalist for Nonfiction.
Complications is a 2002 National Book Award Finalist for Nonfiction.
Published April 1st 2003 by Picador USA (first published 2002)
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Nov 12, 2008Patricia rated it it was amazing
A year or more ago, I mistakenly placed a review for Gawande's book Better under this title. I have fixed the mix up, and I have now read Complications.
Gawande is pure pleasure to read. His writing is fluid and full of germane examples as he addresses big issues like error and incompetence as well as topics that seem less significant but which he makes worthy of consideration such as blushing and nausea. The headings for each section of the book--Fallibility, Mystery, and Uncertainty--are themat..more
Gawande is pure pleasure to read. His writing is fluid and full of germane examples as he addresses big issues like error and incompetence as well as topics that seem less significant but which he makes worthy of consideration such as blushing and nausea. The headings for each section of the book--Fallibility, Mystery, and Uncertainty--are themat..more
Feb 04, 2008Ben Pederson rated it did not like it
This book wss filled with about 25 anecdotes flimsily tied together by Gawande's less than inspiring reflections. I have the book in front of me at the moment and I am paging through rereading sections that I noted along the way:
'I had come into residency to learn how to be a surgeon. I had thought that meant simply learning the repertoire of move and techniques involved in doing an operation or making a diagnosis. In fact, there was also the new and delicate matter of talking patients through t..more
'I had come into residency to learn how to be a surgeon. I had thought that meant simply learning the repertoire of move and techniques involved in doing an operation or making a diagnosis. In fact, there was also the new and delicate matter of talking patients through t..more
Oct 24, 2007Elizabeth rated it it was amazing
Complications is a book of anecdotes about a surgical resident’s experiences and impressions of the current health care environment. Gawande divides his stories into three sections: fallibility, mystery, and uncertainty. The fallibility section demonstrates that doctors can make mistakes. Some fallibility arises from there being a learning curve. For example, it is hard to do a central line correctly the first time. But for a doctor to learn how to do a central line, he must have a first patient..more
Jul 03, 2019Sonja Arlow rated it really liked it Shelves: non-fiction, 2019-read, medicine, recommended
I finished this book about a week ago and the next day my mom fell and f#*$*%* broke her hip. So, this is NOT the type of book to read or even think about when you have someone in the hospital.
Most doctors, especially surgeons, are viewed as infallible but in reality they are just like us. They have bad days, they make mistakes and some of them should really change careers.
The author writes eloquently, with compassion and a clear love for surgery, which made this a fascinating book to delve into..more
Most doctors, especially surgeons, are viewed as infallible but in reality they are just like us. They have bad days, they make mistakes and some of them should really change careers.
The author writes eloquently, with compassion and a clear love for surgery, which made this a fascinating book to delve into..more
Apr 10, 2008Libby Ames rated it really liked it
Although I am interested in the medical profession, motivation to learn more about it often elludes me. Gawande was able to keep my attention and present points that I could understand in spite of my limited medical knowledge.
Admittedly, some of his information scared me. After reading some points about surgery, I wondered how I ever allowed anyone to cut into me and place a plate and seven screws in my leg. Also, some of his writing made me squeemish. I had to pause or skip places that became t..more
Admittedly, some of his information scared me. After reading some points about surgery, I wondered how I ever allowed anyone to cut into me and place a plate and seven screws in my leg. Also, some of his writing made me squeemish. I had to pause or skip places that became t..more
Jun 24, 2019Kazen rated it really liked it · review of another edition
4.5 stars
I had a great time reading this with Heidi from My Reading Life. The book is broken up into three sections named for ideas that vex doctors - Fallibility, Mystery, and Uncertainty. He looks at the way surgeons are educated, advancements in medicine, hard to pin down diagnoses, and more with a liberal sprinkling of fascinating cases.
The pacing is perfect, there are edge of your seat moments to see if a patient makes it, and he brings up ethical issues that appear in his later books, such..more
I had a great time reading this with Heidi from My Reading Life. The book is broken up into three sections named for ideas that vex doctors - Fallibility, Mystery, and Uncertainty. He looks at the way surgeons are educated, advancements in medicine, hard to pin down diagnoses, and more with a liberal sprinkling of fascinating cases.
The pacing is perfect, there are edge of your seat moments to see if a patient makes it, and he brings up ethical issues that appear in his later books, such..more
Oct 10, 2015Jim rated it really liked it · review of another edition
Not quite a 4 star read, but close enough. It's fairly short & does make his major points fairly well. They boil down to medicine isn't perfect.
Doctors are humans, so need to learn & will make mistakes, even with the best intentions. Do I want a doctor to learn on me or mine? Hell no! Gawande admits that he doesn't either & he makes sure they don't, BUT we won't get any new ones if they don't start somewhere. So what's the solution? There isn't a good one. Deal with it.
Patients are h..more
Aug 13, 2014l. rated it did not like itDoctors are humans, so need to learn & will make mistakes, even with the best intentions. Do I want a doctor to learn on me or mine? Hell no! Gawande admits that he doesn't either & he makes sure they don't, BUT we won't get any new ones if they don't start somewhere. So what's the solution? There isn't a good one. Deal with it.
Patients are h..more
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Read these sentences and tell me that this writer isn't an unbearable idiot:
'If choice [of one's surgeon] cannot go to everyone, maybe it is better when it is not allowed at all.'
'Taking time to bond with patients is fine, but every X ray must be tracked down and every drug dose must be exactly right.'
'Hospital lawyers warn doctors that, although they must, of course, tell patients about injuries that occur, they are never to intimate that they were at fault, lest the 'confession' wind up in co..more
Sep 20, 2018 Sarah Lumos rated it really liked it'If choice [of one's surgeon] cannot go to everyone, maybe it is better when it is not allowed at all.'
'Taking time to bond with patients is fine, but every X ray must be tracked down and every drug dose must be exactly right.'
'Hospital lawyers warn doctors that, although they must, of course, tell patients about injuries that occur, they are never to intimate that they were at fault, lest the 'confession' wind up in co..more
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“Practice is funny that way. For days and days, you make out only the fragments of what to do. And then one day you've got the thing whole. Conscious learning becomes unconscious knowledge, and you cannot say precisely how.”
I have always been intrigued by medicine. I know it’s a scary thought, but inevitably, illness will impact each of us in one way or another. Either we will get sick or somebody we love will get sick. Which is why learning about medicine and healthcare is so important. How..more
I have always been intrigued by medicine. I know it’s a scary thought, but inevitably, illness will impact each of us in one way or another. Either we will get sick or somebody we love will get sick. Which is why learning about medicine and healthcare is so important. How..more
Atul Gawande writes for The New Yorker, and I always read his articles as soon as I spot the by-line. I read 'Better' last year and think it is even, yes, better. But both books have rare qualities. Gawande is a physician who can step back from his ego and write with compassion and insight about the relationship between vulnerable sick people and those whose skill and judgment they are compelled to trust.
Jul 26, 2007Lucy rated it really liked it · review of another edition
this was a very interesting book. i liked his writing style, too. it was far more engaging than the stupid tree book. isn't this author bio a bit sickening, though? 'atul gawande, a 2006 macarthur fellow, is a general surgeon at the brigham and women's hospital in boston, a staff writer for the new yorker, an assistant professor at harvard medical school, and a frequent contributor to the new england journal of medicine. gawande lives with his wife and three children in newton, massachusetts.' t..more
Aug 10, 2007Katie rated it really liked it
An very well written book in which Gawande argues that surgery is an evolving and imperfect art. He begins by describing in compulsively readable detail some occasions during which it has failed its patients. An overarching theme in the book is an idea of what makes a good surgeon; Gawande points out that it's not about innate talent. It's about practice, commitment, a willingless to learn new things, a willingness to teach others, specialization, and perhaps attentiveness to the patient. (I als..more
Jan 11, 2018Valerie Kyriosity rated it really liked it
Fascinating. I only wish Gawande brought a biblical worldview into the topic. It was the missing dimension in many stories—What role does human depravity play here? How could prayer make a difference there? What if we applied basic principles of wisdom in this case? What if the gospel were presented in that one? Man is so complex—body, mind, and spirit so inextricably intertwined—that we're never going to understand the complexities of any one of them without bringing our knowledge of the others..more
Jul 28, 2011Cheryl rated it really liked it
Great. Reminds me of why I wanted to do medicine.
Disturbing. Fascinating. Illuminating.
Hmmm.. I love surgery, it means. when a handy book of more-humanity-and-less-cut of surgery was published. how can i resist?
Well. for being honest, it makes me feel bored when i've red the middle-part. it turns 'in' again in a few last chapter. I agree to middle-rating, (in Indonesia means, lumayanlah. bukan buku sampah) of this book. but i truly disagree when sumone gave only one star rating to this stuff. (Cari deh di tinjauan lain. Huh. You make me angry dude. pelit amat sih. Gue nggak..more
Well. for being honest, it makes me feel bored when i've red the middle-part. it turns 'in' again in a few last chapter. I agree to middle-rating, (in Indonesia means, lumayanlah. bukan buku sampah) of this book. but i truly disagree when sumone gave only one star rating to this stuff. (Cari deh di tinjauan lain. Huh. You make me angry dude. pelit amat sih. Gue nggak..more
Jul 19, 2019McKenzie/literarydragon rated it it was amazing
Let’s play the “who wants to be horrified” game. Complications made it hard to sleep. Not because of gore necessarily but because it made clear to me that doctors are just people who were given a scalpel. Yes, they have a ton of education but at some point, they must get experience.
In one section Gawande discusses a procedure in which he must put in a central line which goes into a major vein in your chest which can technically kill you. All he tells the patient is that he must put in a central..more
Jan 14, 2017Fares rated it really liked itIn one section Gawande discusses a procedure in which he must put in a central line which goes into a major vein in your chest which can technically kill you. All he tells the patient is that he must put in a central..more
Shelves: medicine, humanities, ethics, practice-of-medicine
This was probably the best book I have read for Atul Gawande yet. Atul has a great way of laying out his ideas and experience through story-telling. He takes the reader into journeys around a particular topic very smoothly and in an enjoyable way.
He's got a nice approach to writing. He starts with an interesting introduction on something he wants to discuss and shed light on, lays down the background and fundamentals, without neglecting to convey across any intricacies involved. This often has t..more
Mar 03, 2012Sarah rated it it was amazingHe's got a nice approach to writing. He starts with an interesting introduction on something he wants to discuss and shed light on, lays down the background and fundamentals, without neglecting to convey across any intricacies involved. This often has t..more
Shelves: dewey-section, memoirish, loves-of-my-life, death
Wow! I loved this and I love Dr. Gawande.
The first section is about how it is necessary for medical residents to learn how to do procedures on people, but how it's just as necessary to sort of glide over that fact with patients. This was the most exciting part of the book because he went over his own early surgeries and the complications that arose.
The rest of the book is about how, even though medicine is a 'scientific' field, it's ultimately human and fallible. My anxiety was high during mos..more
The first section is about how it is necessary for medical residents to learn how to do procedures on people, but how it's just as necessary to sort of glide over that fact with patients. This was the most exciting part of the book because he went over his own early surgeries and the complications that arose.
The rest of the book is about how, even though medicine is a 'scientific' field, it's ultimately human and fallible. My anxiety was high during mos..more
Jun 24, 2014Jenny Covey story rated it really liked it
The timing of this book couldn't have been better. I was able to read it while sitting beside my husband on a beautiful beach in Mexico. Totally relaxed and without interruptions I was able to pepper him with frequent questions. 'What do you think about this? Does he accurately portray residency? What about surgery?' and on and on. I learned so much about medicine and even more about my husband.
Nov 04, 2018David Bjelland rated it liked it Shelves: math-science, medicine, muckraking, memoir-bio
A book full of valuable observations and statistics for a reader like myself with pretty much no knowledge about the American medical system that hasn't been gleaned from dramatizations of it on TV or conversations around the politics of it, but at times frustrating in its 'pop'-ness, coming across as either patronizing or amateurish.
For one, Gawande has a bad case of the 'It was a crisp, sunny day in Autumn when..'s - such rushed, bland scene-setting for the OR anecdotes makes you wish he'd e..more
For one, Gawande has a bad case of the 'It was a crisp, sunny day in Autumn when..'s - such rushed, bland scene-setting for the OR anecdotes makes you wish he'd e..more
Jul 29, 2009Jessika rated it liked it
This book only got three stars from me mostly because even though I enjoyed it as I was reading, I didn't love it as much as I thought I was going to.
I think the thing I liked the most about Complications was that it was really thought-provoking. Gawande does an excellent job at poking and prodding your mind to get you to think about the answers to questions that don't necessarily have a right or wrong answer. For as much as we all seem to think that medicine is this black and white area of lif..more
I think the thing I liked the most about Complications was that it was really thought-provoking. Gawande does an excellent job at poking and prodding your mind to get you to think about the answers to questions that don't necessarily have a right or wrong answer. For as much as we all seem to think that medicine is this black and white area of lif..more
I loved this book. The thesis is simple: Medicine is an incomplete, uncertain, mind-bogglingly complex science. But there's also a fair amount of 'Doctors are people, too' and not in the 'cut us some slack' sense, but in the 'everybody makes mistakes' sense. If you have an infallible faith in doctors and medicine, read this book. If you think doctors are just regular Joes who don't know much more than the rest of us, read this book. If you're like me and you just like to read about medical stuff..more
Nov 04, 2008Book Concierge rated it it was amazing Shelves: book-club, essays, commentary, philosophy, favorite, nonfiction, concierge, medicine, library, love
This National Book Award finalist REALLY makes you think! It opens your eyes to the imperfections in our system of medical care.
Gawande is a surgical resident (when he wrote it), a thinker and a poet. He uses case histories to explore the thinking, the philosophy, of medicine. He speaks of mistakes and intuition, luck and skill, good outcomes despite bad treatement, and devastating outcomes despite excellent care. This should be required reading for all medical students and regularly re-read by..more
Gawande is a surgical resident (when he wrote it), a thinker and a poet. He uses case histories to explore the thinking, the philosophy, of medicine. He speaks of mistakes and intuition, luck and skill, good outcomes despite bad treatement, and devastating outcomes despite excellent care. This should be required reading for all medical students and regularly re-read by..more
An exhilarating insight towards a mythical realm that is as much art as it is science. Awe-inspiring tales by a surgeon who wields his pen as he does his scalpel. A must read for every medical student, or anyone within the medical field. This book cemented my passion for surgery, and made my decision to be a surgeon a vivid one. It eradicated the notion I had about a profession centered around an innate talent and good manual dexterity; as I learned what it takes to be a surgeon is much more tha..more
Jan 26, 2018Nguyen Hoang Phong rated it it was amazing
Must-read! Amazing! A self-critical, self-aware, proud yet humble insights of a doctor regarding medicine. It's humbling for a non-medical person to understand what doctors go through in their life-saving career.
May 26, 2019Ellen rated it really liked it
I think my main take-away from this book of essays by the gifted Dr. Atul Gawande is that medicine is not an exact science and surgeons, or doctors in general, are human and not infallible. I never thought of doctors as God but they were certainly high on a stack of pedestals. Gawande shows how disparate the decisions of treatment can be among any given group of doctors. It actually seems a bit frightening to me in that there is not one specific answer that will always fit the criteria for any o..more
Jun 18, 2019Cameron Coulter rated it it was amazing
In a series of thrilling accounts, Gawande explains the deepest mysteries of work in the medical field. The text toggles between the philosophical issues of decision-making and intuition in the medical field, and countless anecdotes of real patients Gawande has encountered during his years of residency. If you are not easily repulsed by stories of gastric-bypass surgery, screws embedded in people's feet, and flesh-eating bacteria, I would highly recommend this book. Like The Hot Zone and Being M..more
Sep 03, 2019Kimberly rated it really liked it
Super interesting view about doctors and the limitations of the medical field. He gives real life examples and admits freely to the lack of complete knowledge and guessing frequently present in medicine. I appreciated the realistic human view of doctors and modern medicine.
Gawande, a surgeon, argues that medicine isn't an exact science and therefore mistakes are inevitable. He then explores the line between that potential for error and the humanity necessary to make doctors good at what they do.
This is a good, interesting read with all sorts of worthy insights, and Gawande is an excellent writer. My only issue with it is that I have Surgery/Hospital Fear, and his anecdotes supporting the message of medicine as not infallible really didn't help that. It's, of cours..more
This is a good, interesting read with all sorts of worthy insights, and Gawande is an excellent writer. My only issue with it is that I have Surgery/Hospital Fear, and his anecdotes supporting the message of medicine as not infallible really didn't help that. It's, of cours..more
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Atul Gawande is author of three bestselling books: Complications, a finalist for the National Book Award; Better, selected by Amazon.com as one of the ten best books of 2007; and The Checklist Manifesto. His latest book is Being Mortal: Medicine and What Matters in the End.
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“We look for medicine to be an orderly field of knowledge and procedure. But it is not. It is an imperfect science, an enterprise of constantly changing knowledge, uncertain information, fallible individuals, and at the same time lives on the line. There is science in what we do, yes, but also habit, intuition, and sometimes plain old guessing. The gap between what we know and what we aim for persists. And this gap complicates everything we do.” — 180 likes
“No matter what measures are taken, doctors will sometimes falter, and it isn't reasonable to ask that we achieve perfection. What is reasonable is to ask that we never cease to aim for it.” — 43 likes
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