On the relation of the nervous system to disease and disorder in the viscera.

  • Morison, Alexander.
Date:
1899
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    Departments by Allan Macfadyen, M.D., Sidney Martin, M.D. (Lond.) {Pathological Chemistry) ; S. G. Shattock, F.R.C.S. {^Morbid Anatomy and Histology); G. E. Cartwright Wood, M.D. (Edin.) (^Bacteriology). Subscription, One Guinea per annum (in advance), post free. Volumes I. to V. can also be had in extra cloth binding. Price 25s. each nett. It has been felt for some time that the want in this country of a Journal dealing specially with General and Experimental Pathology has militated most seriously against the free interchange of ideas, not only between English-speaking pathologists, but also between British and Foreign workers. Although the Transactions of the Pathological Society deal with communications which are brought before its members, there is no medium in which longer articles, and especially those from workers throughout the United Kingdom and abroad, can be brought before a less limited circle of readers. It has been thought desirable, therefore, to found a journal specially devoted to the publication of original contributions to General Pathology, Patho- logical Anatomy, and Experimental Pathology, including Bacteriology. These articles will, of course, be mainly from British Laboratories and Hospitals ; but the co-operation of many distinguished Continental, American, and Colonial Pathologists has been obtained, and papers written or edited by them will be placed before our readers. In order to increase the interest and extend the usefulness of the Journal, it is intended that, in addition to original articles, critical summaries of work done in special departments of Pathology and Bacteriology shall from time to time be published. All articles appearing in the Journal will be signed. The Journal appears at least four times a year, but it will be issued more frequently if necessary, in order to ensure publication of all papers as early as possible after they are received. The numbers issued throughout the year form a volume, royal 8vo, of about 500 pages. They are printed on good paper, and freely illustrated with Woodcuts and Chromo-lithographs. Amongst those who collaborate are the following:—Sir Henry Acland, Bart., Oxford ; J. G. Adami, Montreal; S. Arloing, Lyons ; B. Bang, Copenhagen ; Ch. Bouchard, Paris ; R. Boyce, Liver- pool ; J. Rose Bradford, London; H. Buchner, Munich; Sir Charles Cameron, Dublin ; Angelo Celli, Rome; A. Chantemesse, Paris; A. B. Charrin, Paris; A. Chauveau, Paris; W. Watson Cheyne, London; H. Chiari, Prague; W. T. Councilman, Boston; D. D. Cunningham, Calcutta; S. Del^pine, Manchester; J. Dreschfeld, Manchester; D. Drummond, Newcastle; Von Esmarch, Koenigsberg; Ch. Firket, Li^ge; R. H. Fitz, Boston ; P. Grawitz, Greifswald ; W. S. Greenfield, Edinburgh; E. H. Hankin, Agra ; Victor Horsley, London ; F. Hueppe, Prague;