The content discusses various medical topics, including the legal responsibility of criminals in a state of diminished consciousness due to drunkenness, where drunkenness is no longer considered an excuse. Drunkards may face special measures such as compulsory detention, prohibition of alcohol, and loss of civil rights. Homosexuality remains a criminal offense for men but not for women. Professional secrecy is not required when it conflicts with public interest, such as in cases of infectious diseases. The Congress also addressed quackery and unqualified practice, voting to eliminate them and amend the law accordingly. A corrigendum notes an error in attributing a paper to K. N. Chatterjee, correcting it to S. K. Das. The review discusses "The Nematode Parasites of Vertebrates" by Warrington Yorke and P. A. Maplestone. The book is a comprehensive reference for nematode identification, containing keys, descriptions, and illustrations. It is up-to-date and includes recent literature, making it invaluable for researchers. The book is praised for its clarity and usefulness in identifying nematode genera. Another review discusses "Operative Cystoscopy" by E. Canny Ryall. It describes the evolution of cystoscopy from a secretive practice to a more accessible and efficient procedure using diathermy. The book provides detailed illustrations of cystoscopic procedures, making it a valuable resource for medical professionals. The book includes 115 plates with 60 views of a single case, illustrating the entire treatment process. It is considered essential for those without access to specialized departments.The content discusses various medical topics, including the legal responsibility of criminals in a state of diminished consciousness due to drunkenness, where drunkenness is no longer considered an excuse. Drunkards may face special measures such as compulsory detention, prohibition of alcohol, and loss of civil rights. Homosexuality remains a criminal offense for men but not for women. Professional secrecy is not required when it conflicts with public interest, such as in cases of infectious diseases. The Congress also addressed quackery and unqualified practice, voting to eliminate them and amend the law accordingly. A corrigendum notes an error in attributing a paper to K. N. Chatterjee, correcting it to S. K. Das. The review discusses "The Nematode Parasites of Vertebrates" by Warrington Yorke and P. A. Maplestone. The book is a comprehensive reference for nematode identification, containing keys, descriptions, and illustrations. It is up-to-date and includes recent literature, making it invaluable for researchers. The book is praised for its clarity and usefulness in identifying nematode genera. Another review discusses "Operative Cystoscopy" by E. Canny Ryall. It describes the evolution of cystoscopy from a secretive practice to a more accessible and efficient procedure using diathermy. The book provides detailed illustrations of cystoscopic procedures, making it a valuable resource for medical professionals. The book includes 115 plates with 60 views of a single case, illustrating the entire treatment process. It is considered essential for those without access to specialized departments.