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The Surgeon's Paradox: Fear, Chaos, and the Human Doctor. Set against the vibrant, politically charged backdrop of a Kerala medical college, this memoir follows a young man who becomes a trauma surgeon—a professional paradox since he fears two-wheelers and suffers an intense inability to face a deceased body. His journey is defined by political escapes, hilarious ENT classroom mishaps, and life-saving unity during natural calamities. Written as a compelling defense against rising attacks on the medical community, the author uses his own vulnerability, anxiety, and profound compassion to insist that doctors are, above all else, just like any human being. This book is a raw, honest look at the chaos and courage required to survive the journey to the operating table.