MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS IN HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY: with Answers and Comments

are discussed. Many of his views are controversial, but undoubtedly they are most stimulating. He has clear-cut thoughts on the pathology of many of the common painful conditions, but they cannot be considered to be anything more than theoretical. This volume will be invaluable to physiotherapists and their teachers, and it should be read by orthopaedic surgeons and rheumatologists. The production is excellent and the photographs clear. It is somewhat surprising to see that the author performs injection treatment even into joints, without removing his smart lounge suit jacket. R.I.W.