Recent Advances in the Treatment of Squint

A little knowledge may be a dangerous thing, but there is another side to the picture, and even a slight knowvledge will reveal possibilities and make limitations clearer. The imore a man knows in any branch of medicine, the less liable he is to dogmatism, with its consequent errors and dangers. A knowledge of the nature and function of radiology, and its possibilities in diagnosis and therapeusis, will enable the best use to be made of it in the future, even if he never practises it himself as a speciality.