A surgeon's mission against the ravages of leprosy
Vintage Fair Condition – Heavy cover and spine rubbing with edge wear, tanned and spotted pages, and a previous owner's name on the opening page.
Dorothy Clarke Wilson tells the true story of Dr Paul Brand, the pioneering orthopaedic surgeon whose work transformed the treatment of people affected by leprosy. Confronted by patients whose damaged hands and feet had long been considered beyond help, Brand combined medical skill, ingenuity and compassion to restore movement and dignity. His discoveries also deepened scientific understanding of pain and its protective role in the body. This biography follows a remarkable vocation shaped by faith, service and the determination to use ten gifted fingers for the benefit of others.
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