A biography of Francine Leca, this work explores the life and career of a pioneering woman surgeon. Published in 2003, the book examines Leca's contributions to the medical field and her experiences as a female surgeon in what has traditionally been a male-dominated profession. Through historical research and personal accounts, Elizabeth Drévillon presents an in-depth portrait of Leca's professional journey and her impact on surgical practice. The narrative weaves together themes of medical history, gender barriers in healthcare, and the evolution of surgical techniques, offering readers insight into both the personal and professional challenges faced by women in medicine during the twentieth century.

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