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The Treatment of Acute Poisoning

Ghon lesion. He admits that the views expressed are by no means universally accepted. In a text-book of this size one feels that the author might have given more space to mycotic infections of the lung. A notable absence from the book is psittacosis, a disease which has been recognized quite recently in humans for the first time in Australia, although proved by Burnet to be very prevalent among Australian birds. In view of its occurrence in other countries, we feel that a description of the lesions of this disease should be in a text-book of this kind. The author has added to the chapter on the retiology of gastric ulcer. The views expressed, however, are still the subject of much controversy and are unacceptable to many writers. He has included a small section of chronic follicular gastritis, diffuse gastric hremorrhage, and on that rare condition, tuberculosis of the stomach. He has omitted a short chapter on the intestinal tract in deficiency disease which appeared in the first edition. In the pages devoted to the liver there has been considerable rearrangement. Hremochromatosis is dealt with in connexion with the pancreas. No mention is made of the work of Cameron and Mayes on the circulation, of the work of Turnbull on glycogenic infiltration, and of the work of Cameron and Oakley on biliary obstruction. An interesting inclusion is a short description of glycogen storage (von Gierke's) disease. The chapters on jaundice have been largely rewritten and a new terminology, which has much in its favour, has been introduced. Much new work is included in the chapters on the gall-bladder. The section on diseases of the kidney remains largely unaltered, except for a short description of renal dwarfism. A full description of hyperparathyreoidism is given, with references to all the recent work that has been published on this interesting condition. Diseases of the pituitary body have been brought up to date and new material has been added. The section on diseases of the blood has been largely rewritten and recent work on anremias has been included. The author presents an excellent account of that debatable condition status lymp1ulticus, with a full discussion of the varying opinions which are held. The section on diseases of the nervous system is improved by the addition of new material on thrombosis of the inferior cerebellar artery and encephalitis B. Altogether more than forty-seven new illustrations have been added. These maintain the high standard of excellence of the first edition. This work is most readable and can' be highly recommended to both pathologists and physicians.