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Am. J. Trop. Med., s1-9(3), 1929, pp. 211-213
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Kala-azar. A handbook for students and practitioners

By EVERARD L. NAPIER, M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P. (Lond.). In charge Kala-azar research, Calcutta School of Tropical Medicine. Second edition. 185 pages of text with 15 charts in the text, 18 plates, and an appendix of references to literature, author index and subject index. Oxford University Press. London, Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, 1927

Paul A. Schule

The first edition, by the present author and Ernest Muir, 1923, was reviewed in the JOURNAL iv, no. 3, May, 1924. The present edition is larger by some forty pages; in addition, better paper, better type, and a slightly wider page have made it possible to print more text per page.

The second edition brings the subject up to date. A comparison of the two editions reveals how considerable has been the progress in our knowledge of kala-azar. The chapter on epidemiology is much enlarged, based on more extensive and more accurate data. Etiology is discussed at great length due to the recent information of the probable rôle of Phlebotomus in the transmission of the disease. The author states in his preface that much of this chapter "will be entirely superfluous directly the transmission problem is solved."







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