International Clinics Vol. IInternational Clinics Vol. I, Thirty-sixth Series, 1926

International Clinics. A Quarterly. Vol. I, 1931

or special lines of treatment. Opening with two clinical lectures there follows a biochemical section containing a comprehensive and useful article on the present knowledge of carbohydrate metabolism, normal and abnormal. The second half of the volume is devoted to " Remarks on recent progress and important developments in medicine, obstetrics, pediatrics and surgery." The vast list of referenc...

International Clinics, Vol. IV (1916)

DIVERTICULAR DISEASES (CLINICS IN GASTROENTEROLOGY Vol. 4, No. 1)

1. The seven medical units on the E.B.S. rota have already all their patients admitted as "medical emergencies". These units are in the major hospital complexes with a heavy teaching programme and include three professorial units. Their work is dominated by the burden of accepting and disposing of "medical emergencies". 2. The back up hospitals which have approximately a quarter of the availabl...

International Clinics, 23rd Series, Vols. 1 & 2

are disappointing." The difference in the style of writing is most marked. At tines our interest has been more than held by the lucidity and the simplicity of the papers, whilst at others our amusement has been but stimulated by the very pedantry exhibited. Dr. James Welsh in his article on "Disease Simulation'' inveighs against the use of other than simple words, remarking on page 66 of Vol. 1...

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