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This is a most complete single volume treatise. Included are both gastric and extragastric dyspepsias; stomach and duodenum, liver and bile tracts, pancreas, appendix and visceroptosis. There are excellent chapters on the technic of gastric operations and of operations on the bile tracts. An easily readable text, supplemented by many excellent illustrations and roentgenograms, makes the book pleasant reading. The significance of the dyspeptic phenomena, particularly in their early stages, is too little appreciated. Otherwise the surgeon would encounter fewer late results, such as common duct stone, pancreatitis, Lane kink, pyloric stenosis, perforation, and perhaps even carcinoma.