Radiography and Radio-Therapeutics

Hobert Knox, m.d. (Edin.), m.r.c.s. (Eng.), l.r c.p (Lond ), etc. Part II. Radio-Therapeutics. Tbie first edition of the work of which this book is Vol. II of the second edition, at once made its mark as a work of reference for the practical worker in a branch of therapeutics which is teeming with interest and suggestive of great possibilities. There is a good deal of new matter in this edition, and the original charm of the book?its simplicity and clearness?remains, while its value to the worker is largely increased by the added details, especially the references to the cases treated. X-ray therapy and, perhaps even more, radium therapy, are branches of work which are not as much known as they will be in the not very distant future, and of their immense value in the future there is no doubt. Most welcome, therefore, is a second edition of a work which treats so clearly