Freshman from the Future Volume 4: The Plasticity Limit

A great neurosurgeon from a distant future, Mark Voznesensky, is doomed to drag out his existence in a twenty-three-year-old body: that of intern Alexey Voronov. His hands, the instrument of a genius, are now alien to him—his left-handed body rebels against the commands of a right-hander, and every millimeter of movement is hard-won. But this is only a small part of the trouble. His own time, having taken aim at the fugitive, begins a ruthless hunt, using the most sophisticated tools: bureaucracy, lawsuits, and hired assassins.

All characters, including names, patronymics, biographies, and professional status, as well as the events described in the book, medical institutions, government bodies, commercial organizations, and geographical locations, are the product of the author’s imagination.

Any resemblance to real people—living or deceased—is coincidental and has nothing to do with reality.

The book is a work of fiction and does not claim documentary or scientific accuracy.