122 much of the first five chapters, whilst the material relating more specifically to speech control and its pathology is of more interest.Chapter 6, on treatment of the dysarthrias, is worthy of the attention of a wide variety of readers.It emphasises that specific reha- bilitation and treatment of this particular motor skill, which may be severely disabling, is beginning to be under-pinned by a phys- iologically rational approach and may sometimes be rewarding.This volume will be of interest to some specialist libraries, but it is to be hoped that Dr Netsell will, in a few years time, produce a book describing his subject in more particular detail than he has been able to here.
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