This is a monograph presenting the present status of knowledge of the urologic aspects of spinal cord injuries. This subject has assumed great importance during the last few years because of the many war casualties and the increasing number of automobile accidents. The subject matter is well arranged and is profusely illustrated. Anatomy and physiology receive due consideration. An extensive bibliography is appended. The author discusses the military policy of treating war casualties and stresses the importance of institution of proper treatment at once. An excellent suggested program for treatment in these cases is given at the end of the book. The value and importance of team work is emphasized. This monograph should be in the hands of every urologist, neurologist and orthopedic surgeon.THEREVIEWS HERE PUBLISHED HAVE BEEN PREPARED BY COMPETENT AUTHORITIES AND DO NOT REPRESENT THE OPINIONS OF ANY OFFICIAL BODIES UNLESS
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