Lee Min-cheol: Leaning against the microscope

A new book was published containing the knowledge, thought and behavior of pathologists. "Resisted in the microscope" contains 30 years of microscopic observation of all kinds of diseases that occur in the human cerebral cortex. The story is throughout the region of the nervous system, including Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease, stroke, the introduction of tumors and artificial intelligence, all kinds of infections that have caused social problems, metabolic disorders and nerve stem cells, as well as diagnosis and treatment of the disease. The technique of looking and studying the patient's lesions through a microscope is easy for ordinary people to understand, and is alive and delicious. Here we are encouraging the research of the latter by introducing to you the history of author's life and the history, especially the work of Nobel Prize medicine in connection with nervous disorders. Finally, in the medical museum that he opened, the poem "...the unspoken snowbags of the world, which seem to be so deep in their depth of depth, as well as their microscopicness, as you may be, and perhaps again.".

Korean title: 현미경에 기대어

Korean author: 이민철

Korean publisher: 전남대학교출판문화원

ISBN-13: 9788968497131