PATHOLOGY AND MORBID ANATOMY

Medical Morbid Anatomy and Pathology

are said to be " found most often on the lips or tongue," although the majority of observers regard tonsillar chancre as the commonest extra-genital primary lesion. The characters of the secondary " snail-crawl" ulceration are not made plain, and Hutchinson's teeth are described as " wider at the margins than the base," which, if by margin is meant the cutting edge, is certainly inaccurate. Man...

Surgical Pathology and Morbid Anatomy

Morbid Anatomy.A A t? i "iir a -By Sir A. ABowxby and Sir FWAndrewESSeventh Edition. J. & A. Churchill, 1920. Price 30|netThis well known book makes its appearance in the Seventh Edition in a new guise. The book is larger and wider and more convenient to handle, the printing is large and clear whilst the illustrations are drawn on a bigger scale than in the former editions. It is eminently a ha...

The Pathology and Morbid Anatomy of Myxœdema

Myxcedema. The primary most essential fact in the pathology of the disease was the atrophic change in the thyroid gland. There was little accurate knowledge as to the cause of this change. The functions of the thyroid gland were obscure, even with the light that modern investigation had thrown upon them. It was only certainly known that in some way this highly-vascular, ductless gland was conce...

An Introduction to Pathology and Morbid Anatomy

T. Henry Green, H. V., IiOND., &c. .London : Jlenry Renshaw, 356 Strand. De. Greex in this little volume does for pathology what Professor Huxley did for physiology in his admirable " Lessons in Elementary Physiology," published by Messrs. Maemillan and Co. in 18GG; both books are a digest of what i3 most essential and best established in each science. The professed object of the book under not...

Rheumatoid Arthritis: Its Pathology, Morbid Anatomy, and Treatment