The Physiology and Pathology of the Cerebral Circulation

In these pages we have the records of an extensive experimental research in the above branch of physiology, and also a summary of the previously recorded work of others. The author describes with lucidity the numerous and varied experiments he has made in the attempt to shed light upon the problem of the cerebral circulation. That he has exercised great care and ingenuity in devising and performing these experiments, many of which were delicate and complicated, is obvious, and the conclusions he has drawn from them appear to be fully justified. The mutability of physiological and pathological doctrine has been so frequently illustrated in the past that we