Practical AIDS Pathology

Practical Pathology

Aids to Clinical Pathology

Aids to Pathology

examined. As aids, not substitutes, these little books afford the means of refreshing the memory and of economising; time. In the pages before us the author presents briefly and concisely the known facts of Pathology. There is no pretence to a complete or exhaustive treatment of the subject; the description of each disease must be only regarded as a frame work into which all information otherwi...

Aids to Pathology

Aids to Pathology

IN this, the Harwain Oration of 1948, Dr. Walshe points out that the intellectual structure of medicine has been regarded in terms of two pairs of antitheses: art and science, and observations and experiment: "as though the two terms expressed a thorough going dualism." The purpose of his oration is to submit that medicine cannot be regarded as art and science, but rather as an art within a sci...