Bacteriology: General, Pathological and Intestinal

The reviewer was not previously familiar with th'S book, of which the volume under review is_ the thi edition, and there appears to be nothing to indicate wn the first two editions appeared. However, from , preface one gathers that the more important adnitio ; include details of the Kalm test, and the Dick test, recent work on filterable viruses, especially bacteriophage. _ j(je Tn view of the fact that bacteriology is a very w subject, of which medical bacteriology is only a c e paratively small specialisation, it is surprising that n1 writers on the special subject do not give their D0