A MANUAL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE

Manual of Tropical Medicine

At the present day the student of tropical medicine is at no loss for text-books on the subject, rather the danger will soon he that there are too manj\ I he volume at present before us by Dr. Castellani and Dr. Chalmers, of the Ceylon Medical School, is a monument of industry and care. It is a bulky volume of some 1,242 pages, and absolutely cram full of interesting matter from first page to l...

Manual of Tropical Medicine

Manual of Tropical Medicine

This vapidity with which Castellani and Chalmers Tropical Medicine established itself as the standard book on the subject is remarkable and is a tribute to the thoroughness with which the book was written. Only a couple of years ago it appeared and here is a second and fully revised edition bigg^v than ever. Indeed its very bulk will necessitate its publication in another edition in two volumes...

The Travel and Tropical Medicine Manual, 4th Edition

Like the previous editions of The Travel and Tropical Medicine Manual, the 4th edition continues to successfully teach the fundamentals of travel and tropical medicine and serve as a useful reference. The manual is wellorganized and literally (measuring 12 × 20 cm) and fi guratively handy. It has many appealing tables and fi gures, a colorful cover, and a reasonable price. It remains appropriat...

A Manual of Medicine

after a perusal of them, the practitioner will find himself au fait with the latest physiological work on circulation and respiration. Diseases of the Upper Respiratory Tract are dealt with, very briefly, by Dr. Lewis Smith. It is questionable whether it would not nave been better either to extend the space allotted to this subject, or to refer the reader to one of the many excellent handbooks ...