Muir's Text-book of Pathology

Text-Book of General Pathology

A Text-Book of Pathology

over one thousand pages with copious illustrations, some in colours. It is on much the usual lines of such books, but is very complete and up-to-date. The sections relating to tropical diseases are rather more full than in most students' books. The plate illustrating malarial parasites shows unstained forms, which might well be replaced by one showing the parasites stained by one of the modific...

A Text-Book of Pathology

This is a most comprehensive work of over 1,200 pages in two volumes with 443 illustrations, 66 of which are coloured. Ninteen American pathologists have assisted in writing it, so that each section is by one who has paid special attention to the subject he treats of, the science of pathology having made such great strides within recent years as to fully justify and render desirable such a divi...

Text-book of Clinical Pathology

T HIS iS .A very interesting book. It is divided into two main sections one on the tubercle bacillus and one on laborator-y methods. The section on the tubercle bacillus gives a most interesting and comprehensive survey of the great amount of wvork that has been done on the characteristics of the organism-its mo)rphology, the cultural characteristics of its various types, its pathogenicity for ...

A Text-Book of Pathology