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Books received for review Adaptation to Extrauterine Life (Report of 3 1st Ross Conference on Pediatric Research). Edited by T. J. Oliver. Jr. 96 pages, 25 figures. Columbus, Ohio, 1959, Ross Laboratories. Anesthesia for Infants and Children. By Robert M. Smith. 418 pages, 182 figures. St. Louis, 1959, The C. V. Mosby Company. $12.00, Annales Universitatis Mariae Curie-Sklodowska, Volume 8. By 40 contributing authors of Nakladem Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Sklodowska. 469 pages. Lublin, Poland, 1959. Nakladem Uniwersytetu Marii Curie-Sklodowskie. Avortements tardifs et accouchements premat&s. By Otto Stamm. 130 pages, 37 figures, 14 tables. Paris, 1959, Masson et tie. 2.000 fr. Carcinogenesis-Mechanisms of Action. By G E. W. Wolstenholme and Maeve O’Connor, editors for the Ciba Foundation. 336 pages, 48 illustrations. Boston, 1959, Little, Brown & Company. $9.50. Clinical Auscultation of the Heart. By S. A. Levine and W. P. Harvey. Serond edition. 657 pages, 660 figures. Philadelphia, 1959. W. B. Saunders Company. $11.00. Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, Volume 2, -Number 1, Spontaneous Abortion, edited by David N. Danforth, and Menstrual Disorders, edited by C. Frederick Fluhmann. 256 pages, 50 figures, 9 tables. New York, 1959, Paul B. Hoeber, Inc. $18.00 per year for 4 volumes. Clinical Obstetrics and Gynecology, Volume 2: Number 2, Genital Infections, edited by George Schaefer, and Prolonged Labor and Difficult Delivery, edited by Clyde L. Randall. 596 pages, 49 figures, 13 tables. New York, 1959. Paul B. Hoeber, Inc. $18.00 for set of 4 hooks per year.

Combined Textbook of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. By Dugald Baird. Sixth edition. 936 pages, 492 illustrations. Baltimore, 1957, Williams & Wilkins Co. $15.00. Diagnosis and Treatment of Menstrual Disorders and Sterility. By Leon Israel. Fourth edilion. 666 pages, 147 figures. New York, 1959, Paul B. Hoeber, Inc. $15.00. Fundamentals of Gynecology. By S. J. Behrman and J. R. G. Gosling. 416 pages, 166 figures. New York, 1959, Oxford University Press. $9.50. Introductory Lectures in Medical Hypnosis. Ny M. K. Bowers. 89 pages. New York, 19.58, Institute for Research in Hypnosis. $2.50. Mayes’ Handbook for Midwives and Maternity Nurses. Revised by F. D. Thomas. Sixth edition. 476 pages, 167 figures. Baltimore, 1959, Williams & Wilkins Co. $5.50. Medical Management of the Menopause. Ry Minnie B. Goldberg. 98 pages, 10 figures, 5 tables. New York, 1959. Grune & Stratton, Inc. $4.50. Open Reduction of Common Fractures. By Oscar P. Hampton, Jr., and William T. Fitts, .Jr. 212 page?. 72 figures. New York, 1959, Grune & Stratton, Inc. $8.75. Pediatric Pathology. By Daniel Stowens. 676 pages, 374 figures. Baltimore, 1959, Williams & Wilkins Co. $20.00. Physiology of the Newborn Infant. By Clement A. Smith. Third edition. 497 pages, 62 figures, 60 tables. Springfield, 1959, Charles C Thomas, Publisher. $12.50. Principles and Practice of Obstetric Anaesfhesia. By J. Selwyn Crawford. 128 pages, 2 figures, 2 tables. Springfield, 1959, Charles C Thomas: Publisher. $4.00. Recent Progress in the Endocrinology of Re194

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production. Edited by C. W. Lloyd. 532 pa:es. New York, 1959, Academic Press, Inc. $1’2.00. Regulation of Cell Metabolism. By G. E. W. Wolstenholme and Cecilia M. O’Connor, editors for the Ciba Foundation. 387 pages, 109 illustrations. Boston, 1959, Little, Brown & Company. $9.50. Relaxation and Exercise for Natural Childbirth. B)r Helen Heardman. Second edition. 31 pages, 20 figures. Baltimore, 1959, Williams & Wilkins Co. 75 cents. Roentgens, Rads and Riddles-A Symposium on. Supervoltage Radiation Therapy. By M. Friedman, M. Brucer, and E. B. Anderson. 495 pages. Washington, D. C., 1959, Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office. $3.50. 60 Jahre Medizinische Radiologie-Probleme und Empirie. By Hans R. Schinz. 275 pages, 86 figures. Stuttgart, 1959, George Thieme Verlag. $4.65. Die Sterilitit der Frau-ein Leitfaden der Diagnostik und Therapie fiir die Praxis. By M’. Bickenbach and G. K. Doring, Eighth Stuttgart, 1959, Georg Thieme edition. Verlag. $1.60. Strahlenbehandhmg in der Gynikologie. By J. Ries and J. Breitner. 219 pages, 60 figures.

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Miinchen & Berling, 1959, Urban & Schwarzenberg. DM 32. The Surgeon and the Child. By W. J. Potts. 225 pages, 22 illustrations. Philadelphia, 1959, W. B. Saunders Company. $7.50. Symposium on Pulmonary Ventilation. Edited by R. P. Harbord and R. Woolmer. 109 pages, 28 figures. Baltimore, 1959, Williams & Wilkins Co. $4.00. A Synopsis of Anaesthesia. By J. Alfred Lee. Fourth edition. 616 pages, 72 illustrations, Baltimore, 1959, Williams & Wilkins Co. $6.50. A Synopsis of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. By Aleck W. Bourne. Twelfth edition. 632 pages, 167 figures. Baltimore, 1959, Williams & Wilkins Co. $8.00. Textbook of Pediatrics. Edited by Waldo E. Nelson. Seventh edition. 1462 pages, 423 figures. Philadelphia, 1959, W. B. Saunders Company. $16.50. 1958-1959 Series Year Book of Cancer. By R. L. Clark, Jr., and R. W. Cumley. 570 pages, 202 figures. Chicago, 1959, Year Book Publishers, Inc. $8.00. Your Care During Pregnancy. By Norman F. Miller and Staff, Women’s Hospital, University of Michigan Medical Center. 31 pages, 20 illustrations. Ann Arbor, 1959, Caduceus Press. 32 cents.

Selected abstracts Acta obstetrica et gynecologica scandinavica Vol.

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Hijordis: Physical Working Capacity, Blood Volume and Heart Volume in Cardiac Patients, p. 1. Robbe: Physical Working Capacity, Blood Volume and Heart Volume in Cardiac Patients, p. 1. Twenty-eight women with different types of heart disease were examined during pregnancy, labor, and the puerperium, and at about 8 months after delivery. Work-up of these patients included a wide variety of physiological tests. During pregnancy, the total blood volume and total amount of hemoglobin showed the ‘-These

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same mean increases as in normal pregnant women; 4 weeks after delivery stationary and normal values were found. The mean hemoglobin concentration was approximately normal during and after pregnancy. The increase of radiographic heart volume was slightly, but not significantly, greater in the cardiac patients than in normal women. After delivery the heart volume of the cardiac patients diminished more slowly than normally, and stationary values were not found until several months after delivery. The physical working capacity in the groups of patients with septal defects, pulmonary stenosis, and aortic valvular disease remained approximately constant during and after pregnancy, except in 2 cases complicated by toxemia. In the group of mitral valvular disease, pure or combined with aortic valvular disease, there was