Andrei Lomachinsky is the author of books that not everyone can read. His works are dedicated to medical practice. Lomachinsky’s stories contain many medical terms. The article is devoted to the work of the writer.
about the author
Who is Andrei Lomachinsky? His biography is covered in secrets. It is known that he graduated from the Military Medical Academy. Lives in the USA. How many years of his life Andrei Lomachinsky devoted to medical practice is not known.
Doctors argue about the reliability of the facts that formed the basis of the small works of this author. What is a reflection of events that once happened in them, and what is just fiction, is also not known.
Readers sometimes even have doubts about how real the personality is Andrei Lomachinsky. However, the mystery of the author does not affect the popularity of books.
Creation
Only one book of those that Andrei Lomachinsky wrote was published in paper format. Its circulation is 8 thousand copies. The most popular books of Lomachinsky:
- "Business trip"
- “Tales of a medical examiner”,
- "Brain blow",
- "Criminal abortion."
In his books, Andrei Lomachinsky describes the events of 1970-1980. Heroes are representatives of Soviet medicine. Readers' reviews of Lomachinsky's works are both positive and negative. The latter are based on the specificity of this author's prose.
In order to get an idea of ​​the features of Lomachinsky’s work, it is worth briefly setting out the content of one of the works.
"A cure for cancer"
The chance to become a millionaire by gambling is higher than the chance to recover from cancer. In any case, when it comes to quarter stage cancer. But there are exceptions to this sad rule.
“Cure for Cancer” - a work included in the collection of “Tales of the medical examiner”. From the name you can understand that we are talking about cancer.
The hero of the story is Dr. Kuznetsov. It was a doctor with many years of experience and a crystal clear reputation. Kuznetsov specialized in oncological diseases.
Doctors are characterized by composure and some cynicism. However, Kuznetsov lost these qualities after he learned about the illness of a colleague and close friend of Reitsman. The doctor’s diagnosis was scary: fourth-degree cancer.
According to the medical ethics of Soviet times, the patient should not have talked about a terrible ailment. But the hero of the story violated this rule. He told a friend about the terrible diagnosis, made a promise to provide painkillers and recommended drinking pomegranate juice.
Cancer of the fourth degree is incurable. But the Reitsman, whom Kuznetsov had not seen for several months, was completely healed. A friend invited an oncologist to hunt in the old tradition. When colleagues arrived at the scene, Reitsman admitted that he did not apply any treatment methods. In addition to one recommended by Kuznetsov. Pomegranate juice helped Reitsman cure cancer.
Kuznetsov was amazed. The astonishment of an experienced oncologist was so strong that he shot a friend right in the heart. And then he performed an autopsy to make sure there were no signs of the disease. At the trial, Kuznetsov asked for capital punishment. I didn’t file a petition for pardon.
This is the content of one of the stories of the mysterious medical writer Lomachinsky. Should I get acquainted with his work more closely? According to readers' reviews, the stories of this authors are unusual, interesting, but they hardly like a person with a fine mental organization.