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MEMORY SYSTEMS OF THE BRAIN , 1985. Edited by Norman M. Weinberger, James L. McGaugh and Gary Lynch. Published by The Guilford Press, New York. 514 pages. $83 Cdn. approx.

The book is clearly written, generally well illustrated, using sufficient photographs of gross, microscopic and ultrastructural pathology. There is, however, a distinct lack of correlation of the pathology with modern imaging techniques, computerized tomographic scans, magnetic resonance imaging or arteriography. Ultrasound correlations with perinatal pathology would also be useful. The current interest in the use of immunocytochemistry is ignored. Each chapter has an up-todate extensive reference list of pertinent articles.