Landmarks and Surface Markings of the Human Body

the trouble to visualise a muscle they have just dissected by its surface-markings on their own bodies. Mr. Rawlings has found that the " dryness" of thesubject is mitigated if the importance of the surface-markings of the different structures is realised; all the most important have been fully and accurately described in this book. The numerous illustrations are a special feature of the work; many of which have apparently been reproduced from photographs of a man on whose body the structures beneath the skin have been outlined ; they are extremely good. This book should be of use both to students