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Кен Кэмлер: Медицинское чудо на Эвересте.

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Когда случилась самая страшная катастрофа в истории восхождений на гору Эверест, Кен Кэмлер был единственным врачом на горе. В ТЕДМЕДе он рассказывает невероятную историю битвы альпинистов с экстремальными условиями и использует технологию сканирования головного мозга которая демонстрирует медицинское чудо, произошедшее с одним человеком, который выжил, будучи заживо погребённым под снегом в течении 36 часов.

Ken Kamler has served as doctor on some of the world’s most daring expeditions, but also performs delicate microsurgery when at home in New York. Full bio »

Translated into Russian by Marina Gavrilova
Reviewed by Helena Vigodsky
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