Purulent Nasal Discharges: Their Diagnosis and Treatment

added text. , , Part I deals with the purulent nasal discharges of infancy and of those associated with the "exanthemata, the nasal manifestations of constitutional disease, and the pathology ot the nasopharyngeal mucosa. But the author devotes the bulk of the book to Part II, in which his aim is to five a concise and practical account of the symptoms, diagnosis and treatment of chronic suppuration of the nasal accessory cavities. This subject is naturally divided into sections dealing with antral, ethmoidal, frontal, and sphenoidal suppuration. The illustrations in the sections on the maxillary antrum and ethmoidal cells are well selected and instructive. Stress is laid on the fact that