The Anæmia of Pregnancy *Being a paper read before the Calcutta branch of the British Medical Association on 12th December, 1931.

On Certain Cyclical Changes Observed in the Blood Pictures of Cases of Untreated Anæmia Complicating Pregnancy in Tea Estate Coolies *Read before British Medical Association at Shillong, 11th March, 1939.

The Treatment of Otitis Media *A paper read at the clinical meeting of the British Medical Association, Calcutta, on 12th August, 1938.

The Use of Forceps in England, Two Hundred Years Ago *Being a paper read at the July 1931 meeting of the Calcutta branch of the British Medical Association.

It appears from two books published in London during the first half of the 18th century and containing records of obstetric cases in the practice of two obstetricians, Giffard and Chapman, between the years 1710 or earlier and 1735, that the use of forceps was well known at that time. From the details recorded, it is also possible to find the conditions under which forceps had been used and wit...

Anæmia in Tea-Garden Labour Forces

Acting Professor of Tropical Medicine Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine [This paper gives a short account of work carried out by the writer and his assistants in Calcutta and in Assam. The writer is a worker under the endowment of the Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine, but some of the work reported was financed by the Indian Research Fund Association. The paper, in very much the same form...

Syphilitic Diseases of the Eye *Being a paper read at a meeting of the Calcutta Branch of the British Medical Association on 17th July, 1931.

cases. (b) The Wassermann reaction negative, m 318 cases, but of these 149 gave a history of venereal diseases, and 31 cases showed evidence of hereditary syphilis, with such lesions as Hutchinson's peg-top-shaped teeth, flat noses, ozsena, linear scars at the angles the mouth, nodes on the long bones, swelling of the joints, enlarged lym~ phatic glands, and deafness. 169 cases gave a history o...