Clinical Surgical Diagnosis

as a guide in this vast field of surgical diagnosis. It is arranged in six parts on a topographical plan, dealing with the surgical diseases of the head, neck, thorax, abdominal and pelvic viscera, pubes and spinal column, and extremities. The book represents, above all, the point of the author's experience, and is encyclopaedic in character. Throughout the years of starting with the symptoms which caused the patient to such advice has been adhered to, and the consequent vividness of description is thus greatly enhanced. The illustrations, with few exceptions derived from the author's own observations, are extraordinarily clear and good, and emphasize the teaching of the text in a most lucid