cavities and their accessory sinuses. While the anatomy and physiology of the nasal cavities are fairly fully described, but little is said on these subjects with regard to the larynx. Special chapters are occupied by a consideration of " Neoplasms of the Respiratory Tract," and " Related Pathological Conditions of the Nose and the Eye" ; the latter of which, though short, is instructive. A cha...

The author of this little work is to be congratulated upon the amount of useful information crammed into such a little space. The references after each chapter are very large in number and go to show the amount of reading that must have been necessary in the process of sifting. The work places before the reader various methods of treatment practised at Home and abroad, and it is the author's in...

children it is nearly always so. The exciting cause in tl em is, as a rule, adenoid vegetations of the pharynx or, as they are commonly called, Post Nasal Growths. In a few it is tonsilitis, rhinitis or pharyngitis. The frequency with which these cases of post nasal growths came under my observation startled me at first. In Burdwan I operated on over thirty cases in less than five months, but t...

This is the seventh edition of this very useful manual. It has been revised and entirely reset. So far as I know there is no book of its size in the English language which deals with all three subjects, i.e., ear, nose, and throat, so adequately. The first fifty pages deal with the art of laryngoscopy, otoscopy and rhinoscopy. The descriptions are lucid and practical. There is a short descripti...