Anglo-Norman medicine

There is one part of the book, however, that may be of use for those considering further investigation into either Schaudinn's biography or the history of syphilis: 60 out of the 252 pages are devoted to a list of Schaudinn's works, most of which are summarized. In view of the time and labour the authors must have invested, and considering the potential of their expertise in the field, it is a pity that they did not consult medical historians (not a single historian or medical historian is mentioned in the long list of acknowledgments) or at least some of the pertinent literature on their subject.