Problems and Opportunities for Research in Spa Treatment

The following are the more important works of the authors referred to:—.

Strangeways , Brit. Med. Journ., 1920, i, 661.

Fisher Timbrell A. F. G. , Lancet (ii), 1923, 541.

Much of the modern work on muscular movement, posture reflexes, etc., is summarized by Lovatt Evans in “Recent Advances in Physiology,” but the principal monographs are:—.

Magnus L. , “Korperstellung,” Berlin, 1924.

Hill , “Muscular Movement in Man,” New York, 1927.

Fulton , “Muscular Contraction and the Reflex Control of Movement,” Baltimore and London, 1926.

Harding Beryl , Journ. Path. and Bact., 1925, xxviii, 179; 1926, xxix, 189.

Physiological effects of temperature:—.

Bazett , Physiol. Rev., 1927, vii, p. 531.

Chemistry, etc., of natural waters:—.

Baudisch Davidson , Arch. Inter. Med., 1927, xl, 496.

Mocugeot , Arch. Med. Hydrol., May, 1927, 252.

The papers of Pemberton and his associates are numerous and scattered, but one of the more recent giving references is: —.

Pemberton Cajori Crouter , Arch. Inter. Med., 1926, xxxvii, 92.