Observations on the Surgical Anatomy of the Head and Neck : Illustrated by Cases and Engravings

man by whom it was written, conspire to give it a deep and peculiar interest. JSo region of the human body presents, with respect to anatomico-chirurgjcal research, a wider or more important field than those so ably delineated in this work. It is the last production of Allan Burns, and unquestionably his best. As such, we never open it without mingled feelings of sorrow and veneration. Perhaps an opportunity may ere long be afforded us of paying