THE CLINICAL FORMS OF NERVE LESIONS (Vol. I). By Mme. Athanassio Benisty, House Physician of the Hospitals of Paris (Salpêtrière), with a Preface by Professor Pierre Marie. Edited with a Preface by E. Farquhar Buzzard, M.D., F.R.C.P., Captain R.A.M.C.(T.), etc. With 81 illustrations in the text, and seven full-page plates. Price 6/- net In this volume will be found described some of the most recent acquisitions to our knowledge of the neurology of war. But its principal aim is to initiate the medical man who is not a specialist into the examination of nerve injuries. He will quickly learn how to recognise the nervous territory affected, and the development of the various clinical features; he will be in a position to pronounce a precise diagnosis, and to foresee the consequences of this or that lesion. THE TREATMENT AND REPAIR OF NERVE LESIONS (Vol. II). By Mme. Athanassio Benisty. Edited by E. Farquhar Buzzard, M.D., F.R.C.P., Capt. R.A.M.C.(T.), etc. With 62 illustrations in the text and four full-page plates. Price 6/- net This volume is the necessary complement of the first. It explains the nature of the lesions, their mode of repair, their prognosis, and above all their _treatment_. It provides a series of particularly useful data as to the evolution of nerve-wounds--the opportunities of intervention--and the prognosis of immediate complications or late sequelae. _The cost of postage per volume is: Inland 5d.; Abroad 8d._ LONDON: UNIVERSITY OF LONDON PRESS, LTD., 18, WARWICK SQUARE, E.C.4 MILITARY MEDICAL MANUALS "The importance of this comprehensive series can hardly be exaggerated. The French genius in its application to scientific medicine will be discovered here at its best and it will be found to be a distinct gain to have had this method of collaboration applied to so important an enterprise." THE TREATMENT OF FRACTURES. By R. Leriche, Assistant Professor in the Faculty of Medicine, Lyons. Edited by F. F. Burghard, C.B., M.S., F.R.C.S., formerly Consulting Surgeon to the Forces in France. Vol. I.--"Fractures Involving Joints." With 97 illustrations from original and specially prepared drawings. Price 6/- net The author's primary object has been to produce a handbook of _surgical therapeutics_. But surgical therapeutics does not mean merely the technique of operation. Technique is, and should be, only a part of surgery, especially at the present time. The purely operative surgeon is a very incomplete surgeon in time of peace; "in time of war he becomes a public disaster; for operation is only the first act of the first dressing." Vol. II.--"Fractures of the Shaft." With 156 illustrations from original and specially prepared drawings. Price 6/- net