(By Arrangement with the "Daily Telegraph.")
Here in Shanghai we hear much of osteopaths and chiropractors and their mogeal ski As' Sir David Wilkie says in his introduction to this most practical and useful book, the Tike of the. chiropractor and fsteopath is largely due to the Tack of training in practical procedures received by the medical student, and 0 {the tendency of the ordinary rmeical practitioner to leave all practl-Gal procedures in connection with his patients to the specialist, laboratory Worker, or masseuse, Patients "ike their doctor to do. things for. them, and. the study of "this Poole Should" help any Sector to get over his diaidence in this Better Resolts There are 17 sec tons dealing In de-{all with such things the application of Dlaster casts me Sis Bie of land has a tenant ape fusions, blood. trans-what bust" Carag.) 31 Wns explocer's name can never be fusion,' blood counts, cpltibe 4s of course ie See cee nar Injection treatment, Did the drawer of old Wke getting local. anaesthesia, 3 tas siner the use of three-way 20 For a popular feast there seems to syringes, catheters, xaulieg more' than one seactaele pawn Ste, Each section is written simply, cle worn by" a. mun 2 Boaeseet at Sheet Ty, concisely' and 4H] One of 2 popular set of five 3 Sounat'sr Sorrow shortly "by someone Siuapprover of who "has "special Knowledge of his ent eke' tis helper towne ater deem cone 38 A sort of home even Harmony in proportion subject. There Is wealth of erica; 2 He, gators for the: monies tactical detail and "many practlcos someone got marin: 3 Lui par of fat ft broken hints by. men who have. hod BAGO ele ne can yet 90m sre ets long experience of these procedures, 5 The" weak part ta an Engiionmarrs 3) Wale Saline RUA These details, if noted carefully, will deve, of law and order hot only lead to better results from the patients. point of view, but will Giles neatsar ance?
29 Not me' right sort of strokes when 29 No. this Mish' ts far from bong very. greatly to the practitioner's the village inn-keeper bats. distinguished one interest' in his" work All" doctors like good results, and in practical procedures: asin everything else Food results will come to those Who Work hard and pay. attention to the Ininutest detail. That a section Thould be "devoted to syringing. an far shows that the medical profes lon ie at last coming to a realization fof the tremendous Smportance of £0: filled minor' surgical" procedures.
The book is well printed in large type on good" paper. There are humorous illustrations. Altogether it a book which Is interesting and teasy {0 read, and all medical men Will Yearn much from" a careful perusal of ite pages—F.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.