Neurological Complications of Oral Contraceptives.

This publication provides an excellent oppor- tunity for keeping up to date with the growing points of gastroenterology, particularly those which are of special interest and concern to the clinician.The book has been published in record time, following the course held in Oxford in January this year.It is a book which is equally important for senior gastroenterologists as it is for those who are starting to work in this field.P. R. Salmon discusses the scope of present- day gastrointestinal endoscopy.Denis Gibbs surveys the normal appearances in upper gastrointestinal endoscopy-of particular in- terest to the younger endoscopists-and K. F. R. Schiller reviews the diagnostic applications.The endoscopist, the histo- pathologist, the cytologist come together in the chapter by Martin Roca, R. Whitehead, and M. M. Boddington to review tissue diagnosis.P. B. Cotton is the obvious choice