Life Support
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It was a young man's, the torso hollowed out from neck to pubis. Inside we are all the same, he thought as he looked at the empty cavity. We're just identical sets of organs, packaged in various shades of skin. He picked up a needle and suture and began to sew the cavity shut, taking deep bites of flesh with his needle. There was no need to be elegant, this was merely a cleanup task, to prepare the body for transfer to the mortuary. A job Lisa normally performed.Alpren, oblivious to the gruesome... needlework, stepped up to the table."The test came back," he said. "That�what do you call it? RHPLC?""Rapid high-performance liquid chromatography."iiRight. Anyway, the hospital lab just called me. The test is positive." Dvorak momentarily froze. He forced himself to keep stitching, to close the skin over the empty cavity. Had Alpren noticed? he wondered."So what does that mean?"Dvorak kept his gaze tightly focused on the task. "The RHPLC is a screening test for the presence of 7-hydroxywarfarin.""Which is?""A metabolite of warfarin.""Which is?"Dvorak tied a knot and reached for another length of suture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a young man's, the torso hollowed out from neck to pubis. Inside we are all the same, he thought as he looked at the empty cavity. We're just identical sets of organs, packaged in various shades of skin. He picked up a needle and suture and began to sew the cavity shut, taking deep bites of flesh with his needle. There was no need to be elegant, this was merely a cleanup task, to prepare the body for transfer to the mortuary. A job Lisa normally performed.Alpren, oblivious to the gruesome... needlework, stepped up to the table."The test came back," he said. "That�what do you call it? RHPLC?""Rapid high-performance liquid chromatography."iiRight. Anyway, the hospital lab just called me. The test is positive." Dvorak momentarily froze. He forced himself to keep stitching, to close the skin over the empty cavity. Had Alpren noticed? he wondered."So what does that mean?"Dvorak kept his gaze tightly focused on the task. "The RHPLC is a screening test for the presence of 7-hydroxywarfarin.""Which is?""A metabolite of warfarin.""Which is?"Dvorak tied a knot and reached for another length of suture.
What to read after Life Support?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tess Gerritsen to read onlineMoreLess
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