Alfred Webb-Johnson

Treatment of Carcinoma of the Cervix

producing reactions. The blood mixture was injected into the median basilic vein at such a temperature that the cephalic vein of the same arm felt cold to the touch, but the recipients had no discomfort. In our series of over 4,000 transfusions we have been unable to find any evidence to support the xiew that the blood should be warmed during administration.-I am, etc., The State University of Iowa, ELMER L. DEGOWIN. Iowa City, Dec. 31.