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I 1 1 place since the previous edition. Dr. Das has added to most of the descriptions of methods of examining surgical cases an account of the differential diagnosis of the lesions in the various regions and systems under examination, and this constitutes a very valuable addition to the book. The greater part of the work remains, as before, an exhaustive and well-described account of the methods of clinical examination as taught to students of clinical surgery, and it can be recommended strongly both to the students themselves and to junior teachers. The book is profusely and very well illustrated and should form a most valuable addition to every student's library. Surgery of the Pancreas.
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