Gynecologic Diagnosis.

This is a translation of a well-known German work, but, unlike many translations, it would be difficult to distinguish it from an original work in English. This edition has been entirely rewritten and the text has been brought up to date. The number of illustrations of the original is almost doubled and many old drawings have been replaced by photogravures. The work is arranged in three parts, comprising general diagnosis, specific diagnosis and analytic diagnosis. The first part deals with the modern methods of diagnosis, external and internal, including the methods of using vaginal and rectal specula, cystoscopy, bacteriologic methods and radiography. Obsolete methods have been excluded. The second part, on specific diagnosis, is probably the most important of the three. It starts with the description of normal findings and then takes up deviations, abnormalities and diseased conditions. The third part deals with the methods of arriving at diagnosis by