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The Practical Medicine Series

The Practical Medicine Series

Some changes have been made in the departments of the series?physiological, bacteriological and pathological matters have been treated of in connection with the subjects to which they bear the closest relationship in practice. The volume before us?Volume I?deals with diseases of the respiratory and circulatory organs of the blood vessels and blood-making organs, with general infectious diseases...

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Elements of Practical Medicine

than Dr. Money's, is rather more bulky; but owing to difference in type, they contain about an equal amount of matter. And the matter in both cases is excellent. With so much condensation of a large subject there must be failure here and there. The weak part in Dr. Carter's book is the treatment; but in this, perhaps, there is scarcely any harm to be apprehended, as the author only intends to g...

Elements of Practical Medicine

Carter, m.d., m.sc., f.r.c p. (Lond.), Professor of Medicine, University of Birmingham, etc. Ninth Edition. Pages 614 and xvi. Pi-ice, 10s. 6c?. Publishers: H. K. Lewis, London, 1906. Once again we are glad to welcome a new edition?the ninth?of Carter's Elements of Medicine. It would be very interesting to get statistics of the number of medical students who begin their hospital career by makin...