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Book Review: Tropical Urology and Renal Disease

the Atlantic. The standards are high both in content and clarity and the book is up-to-date. The editors, with the assistance of Ellie Breeze, have achieved a remarkable consistency of style and presentation. More tables and illustrations might have been helpful and captions to the tables should more often state the country of origin of the data rather than leaving the reader to infer this from the chapter title. In view of the paucity of cross-referencing, the 8-page index is an essential feature. Though 'intended to be a comprehensive textbook', it has in places the excitement of a journal review and some contributions are really thoughtful and stimulating essays. This well produced volume is highly recommended for postgraduate students, practitioners, and all concerned with public health. W E WATERS Professor ofCommunity Medicine University ofSouthampton