The rules of aseptic and antiseptic surgery; a practical treatise for the use of students and the general practitioner . ally of a most reliable nature ; indeed, it is this selecting from many proposed proced-ures, which are usually met with in the larger surgical works, that much of the value of Professor Bry-ants book depends, and in this respect the book becomes a very able aid to the inexperienced surgeon. The scope of the workincludes most of thesurgical diseases, andthe operative meth-ods for their relief orcure. The operationspeculiar to the femalesex, and the surgery ofthe eye and ear,
The rules of aseptic and antiseptic surgery; a practical treatise for the use of students and the general practitioner . ally of a most reliable nature ; indeed, it is this selecting from many proposed proced-ures, which are usually met with in the larger surgical works, that much of the value of Professor Bry-ants book depends, and in this respect the book becomes a very able aid to the inexperienced surgeon. The scope of the workincludes most of thesurgical diseases, andthe operative meth-ods for their relief orcure. The operationspeculiar to the femalesex, and the surgery ofthe eye and ear, arenot considered in thebook. ... In conclud-ing our notice of Pro-fessor Bryants book, itremains for us to con-gratulate him upon thesuccessful result of hislabor. He has writtena very able and reliablesurgical work, one thatmay be consulted bothby surgeon and stu-dent, and one that con-tains all the more im-portant advances ofmodem surgery. Thepublishers part of thework has been welldone, and the numer-ous illustrations addmuch to the value ofthe volume.—Thera-peutic —Compressing Femoral D. APPLE TON (S- CO:S MEDICAL WORKS. PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS RESPECTING THE VARIETIES OF ELECTRIC CURRENTS AND THE USES OFELECTRICITY IN MEDICINE, with Hints relating to the Selectionand Care of Electrical Apparatus. By Ambrose L. Ranney, M. D., Pro-fessor of Nervous Diseases in the Medical Department of the University ofVermont; Professor of the Anatomy and Physiology of the Nervous Systemin the New York Post-Graduate Medical School and Hospital, etc. l6mo, 147 pp., with 44 Illustrations and 14 Plates, as an aid in treating morbid states of the motor or sensory apparatus. $ It is clearly written, quite practical in tone, and It presents in a condensed form the latest views offers an excellent epitome of the subject.—i/^f^z- on this important subject. Numerous illustrations cal and Siir°-ical Reporter. increase the clearness with which the author presents ^ .
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