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By Roy H. Parkinson, M.D., head oculist and aurist to St. Joseph's Hospital, San Francisco. Fifth edition. Price $2.25. Pp. 247, with 82 illustrations, including 2 in color. St. Louis: The C. V. Mosby Company, 1944.

Arch Otolaryngol. 1945;41(3):240.

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The author presents his comprehensive manual, now in its fifth edition. The volume totals 247 pages, and the entire format is first class. There are in all 82 figures or illustrations, which clarify the lucid text material.

All phases of thorough nursing care for the eyes, ears, nose and throat are dealt with, and especial attention is given to operative technic, the layout of instruments and the postoperative care. The ocular, aural and nasopharyngeal problems as met with by the public health nurse are adequately covered in 34 pages. The index is good.

This manual is recommended to all otolaryngologists (and oculists) for use in their hospitals and may well serve many chiefs in their sincere efforts to obtain the most efficient operative and postoperative results. . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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