A System of Surgery

F.R.C.S. Vol.11. Pp. xii, 1105. London: Cassell & Co., Ltd. 1912. 21s. net. Last year we had the opportunity of reviewing the first y?lume of this work, with which we were very favourably ^pressed. Although the present volume deals largely with ranches of surgery in which few striking advances have been made during quite recent years, and although, as a necessary c?nsequence, the main bulk of its material has already appeared ln other modern text-books, yet there will be found herein Embodied a great deal of recent research work and discovery. ecent advances in anatomy, physiology, embryology, pathology fld other branches of science have been drawn upon wherever y tend throw light upon the problems of surgery proper.