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ABC of Diabetes

disappointed by the short review on primary sclerosing cholangitis, which included references only up to 1990. Particularly frustrating was the lack of editorial guidance to the various authors, for instance, the section on laparoscopic cholecystectomy included details of technique which is surely of little relevance to the average physician. The main advantage of this volume is its relatively low price and therefore the series can be recommended to hospital libraries, but the individual physician would be better subscribing to a few journals for more even editorial content.