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Vol. IV. Edited by Darier, Sabouraud, Gougerot, Milian, Pautrier, Ravaut, Sézary and Clement Simon. Price, 300 francs. Pp. 964, with 311 illustrations and 22 colored plates. Paris: Masson & Cie, 1936.

Arch Derm Syphilol. 1937;36(2):470.

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The fourth volume of the nouvelle pratique dermatologique includes a section completing the discussion of the dermatoses due to microbic infection, one dealing with eruptions due to filtrable viruses, one covering the dermatoses caused by unknown or uncertain viruses and one dealing with diseases due to the action of mechanical, chemical and physical agents.

Twenty-two authors have contributed numbers of articles of varying length to give this volume the same high standard as that which characterized the preceding volumes in the series.

Milian, the chief contributor to this volume, presents an interesting discussion of the general considerations of primary and secondary eruptions due to exogenous and endogenous infection and follows this with an extensive section dealing with dermatoses due to streptococcic infection. His conception of this field is comprehensive, and he describes a variety of cutaneous pictures for which a streptococcic origin is not always recognized and sometimes not conceded, . . . [Full Text PDF of this Article]

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