The Physician and the Laboratory

tity and advocating one specific treatment as a panacea for the condition.These are only a ïcw of the important problems that demand in- tensive study before we can hope to clear away the present-day confusion concerning convul- sions of either organic or functional origin.nisetssiox Of mi.tiiom's PAVBB.Db. Stanley Cobb, Boston: Dr. Tbom 1ms said ihai i was Interested In the treatment of epilepsy and especially in the starvation treatment.The most use- ful thing that we have learned since 11115 is the use of liiminal.Lumina! has been of benefit lo many patients and ill some cases has made their lives prac- lieall.vfree from convulsions.We must look upon treatment by lu m ¡mil as symptomatic, in other words, we merely substitute ¡I for bromides.You may use