The Semon Lecture ON SUSPENSION LARYNGOSCOPY AND ITS PRACTICAL USE: Delivered before the University of London

SIJSPENSION LARYNGOSCOPY.r TEA oamniwA I IS r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,,IALJU1WI constant leucopenia.The fourth, fifth, and sixtlh cases were apparently splenomegalies of Gaucher's type in adult females.Thle leucocytes in thlese did not vary, but tended to be increased in number amounting to about 15,000 per cubic millimetre.CONCLUSIONS.I would like to urge the advisability of further research in this manner.It would be very gratifying to lhave care- ful and accurate leucocyte charts made from several daily observations over considerable periods of time, of say teli or more cases of every known disease.If this were done our knowledge regarding tlle pathology of the blood would be greatly increased.Some splendid work has been done