Practical Hæmatological Diagnosis

no enumeration of all the possible, and impossible, methods just to fill up space; the methods are well selected, obviously by writers of practical experience. Let us take as an example the chapter on the blood platelets; this covers 16 pages. The origin an" development of the platelets has been discussed in a general chapter earlier in the book. Their physical properties, physiology and the mode of their destruction are detailed. There is a paragraph on the normal variations of this element of the blood; on this matter