A fascinating book which I had difficulty putting down once I started reading. The world of Hippocrates in his Aesclepian Temple of Healing is turned completely topsy-turvy as the Art...
Ramanathan
Subramoniam Rangaswami has a nice writing style and wishes to put himself in the audience’s shoes – this is evident from the fact that he uses a full 20 pages...
The book E-Sclepieion written by Dr.Rangaswami is a fantastic account of what it is likely to be, a century from now as far as the medical practice goes. He beautifully...
The book starts with an excellent note on evolution and life which is an important point of discussion, evident on a subtle note all over the book. What in our...
An interesting, well-written novelette. The author presents a futuristic view of how a hospital is likely to be ‘manned’ and patients treated in just another fifty years time. The narration...
'E-sclepieion is an offbeat take on hospital culture, medical systems and remedial practices. Coming from a senior medical specialist gives it the legitimacy which would have otherwise been looked at...
I was touched by the novel of “E-Sclepieion” and I would like to thank you very much for it. The technocratic civilization can destroy humans, humanity and a humane medicine....
This book, in simple words is the need of the hour. Technology grows with time but it digs a grave for all the humane aspects of life. The author convincingly...
E- Sclepieion is a delectable portrait of an imaginative hospital of late twenty first century. The book is of a distinct genre, a satirical science fiction. The central character of...
The book begins with an introduction to the wonders of modern medicine and surgery - the great scientific advances that have almost eliminated many of the scourges of the past...
Re: E-sclepieion
E-sclepieion by Subramaniam Rangaswami describes one of the crises Modern Medicine is facing in a hypothetical environment of a Chennai superspeciality hospital in 2081 in an extremely satirical manner. From...