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Progress in surgery, Volume 10. Edited by M. Allgöwer, Basel, S. E. Bergentz, Malmo, R. Y. Calne, Cambridge, and U. F. Gruber, Basel. 9½ × 7 in. Pp. 132, with 55 Illustrations. 1972. Basel: S. Karger. £6.05.


Book ID
101737116
Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1972
Tongue
English
Weight
134 KB
Volume
59
Category
Article
ISSN
0007-1323

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75 1 tumour immunology, the liver, congenital heart disease, and the peripheral arteries.

The illustrations throughout the book have been well chosen and are well produced. Experimental surgery receives full coverage. This is a desk book for the surgeon of today; it can be read at odd times between seeing patients.

Sectional Anatomy and Tomography of the Head.

By GUY D. POTTER, M.D., New York. 11 x 7 $ in. Pp., 334+xi. Illustrated. 1972. London: William Heinemann Medical Books Ltd. A13.50. THIS is a useful and practical atlas comprising 145 radiographs of anatomical sections I mm. thick of the human head. A line drawing of each section is shown so that the reader can pick out easily the various relations of the different structures of the head. These sections were made in the coronal, lateral, axial, and oblique directions.

When all the sections are added together one has a detailed three-dimensional concept of the anatomical formation of the structures of the head and their relationships to one another. This atlas will be of real value to the radiologist who can compare his radiographs with those in this volume. Any abnormality in the body structure can be seen.

Anatomists will find this atlas useful in teaching students the outline of the skull at various levels, and nasal surgeons will find this volume invaluable as a reference work.

The author is to be congratulated on a great piece of work.


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