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Here is Walker's "Introduction to Dermatology" in a new and larger edition. It has been getting larger and more complete with each edition, and this edition is the ninth. There is not much to say about a medical book that, without being especially touted, has gone through nine editions. The medical profession has decided for itself. Walker's work has always been one of the books in dermatology that has a character of its own, the reflection of an experienced, wise and full character. This edition shows the same qualities. Doubtless his associate, Dr. Percival, has done most of the detail work of the book, and he has been able happily to blend his personality with that of Dr. Walker.
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