Contributions to Obstetrics and Gynæcology

This book remains the best, simplest, most adequate and most practical handbook on diabetics in the world. By its aid, any general practitioner can handle almost any diabetic at any phase of his disorder, and so gain the specific satisfaction which is the reward of every doctor who takes an intelligent and patient interest in diabetics. No facets of the diabetic life escape comment by Dr. Lawrence, who we fervently hope will continue to produce many fresh editions of this most important work. The author's working years have covered all the eras from pre-insulin days to the present epoch of isotopic research into carbohydrate metabolism, and he himself has made contributions to our knowledge and practice at each phase. Truly this is a unique experience, the results of which, after critical scrutiny, have been incorporated in a relatively small, easily read and well arranged volume.