It is surprising how much information the authors have been able to include in such a small book. It is the most complete, compact and useful compendium on the subject that has ever come to our attention and should prove particularly valuable to students and interns in their work in the wards and with outpatients. It is profusely illustrated, contains blank pages interspersed throughout for personal notes, and has a good index in addition to an appendix, consisting of tables of drugs with dosage and solubility, analysis of spring waters, and tables of various poisons with symptoms and proper therapy.
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