Clinical Atlas of Blood Diseases

This is a most valuable little book; it is exactly what both the laboratory worker and the genera! practitioner need, a small textbook of haematology, admirably put together, and splendidly illustrated. Both the authors and the publishers are to be congratulated on the abundant and splendid colour plates with which the volume is so richly furnished; they are exactly what the laboratory worker requires to turn to when in difficulties. The work commences with a useful glossary of terms and coloured schemata of the derivation of the different types of blood cells, ijlustrated by 8 coloured plates, all of them most faithful reproductions. A page on nuclear indices is then followed by a section of 30 pages with 11 colour plates on the anaemias, every variety of which is considered. The third section of the book deals with changes in the leucocyte picture, 25 pages with 9 colour plates. Next conies