The Progress in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Affections of the Throat, Nose, and Ear during the past Twenty Years

I propose to put before you a few points in connection with the progress that has taken place in the diagnosis and treatment of disease of the throat, nose, and ear, in which I have been especially interested for the past twenty years. Before, however, proceeding to this my main subject, I may incidentally remark on the great increase in the facilities for studying these organs which has taken place during that time. At the beginning of this period, the British Medical Association did