Originally posted by 35mmfilmfan It seems that once there was a surgeon, whose work was exemplary - led his team well, ensured the less-experienced members were fully aware of procedures, asked for instruments politely, ensured all foreign objects were removed from the incision etc - in short, the man you would choose for any invasive surgery.
He had, unfortunately, one minor failing - when it came to actually closing an incision, he suffered from indecision, and had to take his time to ensure he made no errors. Then a book was recommended to him, and after reading it, his confidence improved dramatically.
The book was called The Calmer Suture.
Am glad he read the book. Otherwise colleagues would say with derision, he had precision incision indecision.