Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Dublin Journal of Medical Science, Vol. 97: January to June, 1894
The study of pathological processes has always been of great interest to me, not only from their practical importance, but also from their intimate connection with normal physiological ones. Both are necessarily the same vital phenomena. In the one case we have the normal functions of the body, and in the other the same functions going a little too fast, or too slow, or irregularly through some outside agency.
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