A Treatise on Pathological Anatomy

A Treatise on Practical Anatomy

This book has been written especially for students of anatomy and surgery, and the aim of the author has been to arrange the subject so as to make it equally serviceable as a text-book and a dissector. There are now so many wellestablished text-books on anatomy that an author in bringing forward a new work on the subject ought either to show some new arrangement of material, or else to illustra...

A Treatise on Plague

son, m it.c.s.i. London : Swan Sonnenschein & Co., Ld., 1901. Price 7s. Gd. It is somewhat remarkable that, though five years have now passed since the present pandemic of plague first made its appearance at Bombay, no book on the subject lias hitherto appeared based upon Indian experience. Reports written by medical officers, civilians, and even military officers we have had in abundance, but ...

A Treatise on Mortgages

Atlas of Pathological Anatomy

present ones. The plates cover a wide lange of subjects of both medical and surgical inteiest, and maintain an uniformly high standaid. Among the best are those illustrating diseases of the larynx and pharynx, the latter including one of a gangrenous condition so familiar as a complication of kala-azar in Calcutta, lhat 01 tubercle of the lcidney and bladder is also veiy good. Various diseases ...

A Treatise on Treatment

I.M.s. (retd.). The writer says he has "elaborately followed those methods of treatment to which general consent or weighty testimony has given a standard place." The first chapter begins well with an account of fever, and the problems of immunity. The chapter on tubercle is full of information and is less a string of prescriptions than many others are. We note even here the love of new drugs w...