Asthma and Allied Conditions

Arthritis and Allied Conditions

Glycosuria and Allied Conditions

work on the subject. Glycosuria is essentially a chemical problem and should primarily be attached from a chemical point of view. The book begins with a discussion of the properties and pli3'siology of the carbohydrates, and methods for their detection are full}7 described. Experimental glycosuria is well dealt with and the author believes that the pancreas is concerned with the metabolism of s...

Glycosuria and Allied Conditions

Glycosuria and Allied Conditions. By P. J. Cammidge, M.D. Pp. vii. 467. London : Edward Arnold. 1913. 16s. net. The senior student and practitioner who is interested in diabetes and allied conditions will find a large amount of information in Dr. Cammidge's book, which we can thoroughly recommend as a painstaking and interesting monograph on this very complicated subject. Naturally a large port...

Intersexual states and allied conditions.

Cancrum Oris and Allied Conditions

The subject of gangrenous stomatitis does not appealto have received the attention it deserves from the general medical profession. Diverse ideas about its incidence and etiology are still current in different parts of the world. The descriptions given in the various recognized testbooks of medicine, written both in the old and new world, are of little help to a medical man practising in the tr...