The Treatment of Infected Wounds

military surgery. Whatever view we choose to take of the explanation of the antiseptic efficiency of Carrel's method, the fact remains that he has shown that infected wounds?early or late?can be sterilised by the means he has devised, and no greater tribute can be paid to the successful results so obtained than the words of a printed notice which the writer of this review saw on the walls in M. Tuffier's wards in Paris, where the Carrel treatment was in use : " Tout blesse qui suppure a le droit d'en demander la rarson a son chirurgien." The present volume is a full exposition of the technique described by the originator of this form of treatment, and on comparing the English with the French Edition we can say that the translator has done his work well. The text is elucidated