Medical Eponyms: Diseases, Syndromes and Signs
Cyril Havard, BSc, MCh, FRCS

This book is designed for both practising clinicians and lawyers. Within the legal profession, lawyers often fret at the arcane terminology with which their medical colleagues feel constrained to render their reports so obscure. A glossary of such terms that occur within the text is added with lawyers in mind.

This comprehensive book contains hundreds of important definitions, coupled with over 2000 references for further study.

Sources of Coroners’ Law
Dr Knapman, MB, BS, LRCP, MRCS, DMJ of Grays Inn, Barrister
Dr Powers, QC, BSc (Hons), MB, BS, DA of Lincoln’s Inn, Barrister
Associate Editor: Dr Margaret Branthwaite, MD, FRCP, FFARCS, MA, Barrister

This volume contains more than twice as many cases as its predecessor, yet its vastly improved layout greatly facilitates the location of relevant judgements.

Dr Lowenstein has been treating young people suffering from severe personality disorders and behavioural difficulties at his therapeutic centre and school for over 20 years, and in the process has become one of Britain’s most quoted authorities on psychology in education. This is a selection of his articles which have appeared in various specialist publications over the past 20-odd years; they will have an appeal to all who have an interest in the underlying causes of criminal behaviour and the possibilities for treatment and care.