Chelation Therapy in Chronic Iron Overload

specialisation has continued, a book that encompasses the entire field of pathology is unlikely to be as popular as a single- discipline treatise directed at experts in that discipline.Although the book is expensive it is eminently readable, the more .generalchapters on the evaluation of methods in clinical chemistry and the place of the computer in medical bacteriology and the chapter on shared clinical laboratories being perhaps more generally useful for the specialist reader.The latter chapter is of particular interest should the potentially wider exploitation of private practice in Great Britain become a reality.