Two agents are like-minded when their beliefs are equal once conditioned on knowledge of both of their types. Assuming the existence of an outside observer that is commonly known to be likeminded and uninformative about the insiders, we derive the existence of a common prior among the insiders, with the outsiders beliefs (appropriately conditioned) serving as the common prior. A key advantage o...

Reported here is the case of a 55-year-old man who had tarry stools for 3 days before he was seen at this Department. The man had weight loss and an intermittent fever for 3 months prior. Histopathology revealed an inflammatory pseudotumor of the liver. This case is reported here along with a review of the literature. Nine days after surgery, the patient passed bright red blood (150 mL) in the ...

In this book, which is distinguished by the clearness of statement and thoroughness of treatment which marked the Lectures on Bright's Disease by the same author, we have an account of the etiology, morbid anatomy, symptomatology,, and treatment of diabetes which fully comes up to the anticipations we had formed from our knowledge of his previous work, and which indeed leaves little or nothing ...