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'lhiis book i; divided into ,5 sections. includ-inig the introduction. In the introduction the terms used in the text are defined. r'l'e second section deals with the radiological manifestations of disease processes. Classification of these disease processes is into congenital. inflammatory. neoplastic. traumatic aind thrombo-embolic groups. and within each group there are separate sections describing the radiological appearances of masses, cysts and cavities. The text, is; clear a,nd concise and most of the radiographs are of good quality. Some of the inflammatory conditionis discussed are not encouintered in the U.K. Section 3 deals with the complications of cysts and cavities, and again the text is clear and concise. Section 4 essentially deals witlh the differential diagnosis of benign and malignant lesions, with two other short sections. one describing the distinction between a cyst and a cavity, the other discussing the differential diagnosis of a bronchopleural fistula and an abscess. lThe problem. which taxes all radiologists, whether a lesion in the lungs is benign or malignant, is discussed logicall,. and the criteria of malignancy and benignitiy aie listed. T'he role of CT is discussed. My only criticism of this section is the inclusioin of primary lymphonma of the lung as a lenign entity. Section 5 consists of 10 cases for self assessment.

Mediation of Cellular Immunity in Cancer by immune Modifiers. Progress in Cancer Research and Therapy, Vol. 19