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Surgical therapeutics and operative technique. By E. Doyen. English translation by H. Spencer-Browne, M.B. Cantab., etc.; Elève de l'Institut Pasteur; Physicien et Chef de Clinique de l'Institut Doyen. In 3 vols., large 8vo, with about 3000 illustrations. 1917. London: Baillière, Tindall & Cox. 25s. net each volume
1918
British Journal of Surgery
rnd submitted t o operation affords the best proof of the validity of his conclusions. It is clearly of great practical value t h a t the sequence of the symptoms should be so constant, and that the earliest should arise in the special sense organ t o which the affected nerve is distributed. Once more the importance of early diagnosis is urged, and by the pen of the writer whose work has done so much t o render i t possible. Not the least tragic of his experiences has been the late stage of the
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