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Cameron also notes that of the Old English Medical compilations "Leechbook III reflects most closely the medical practice of the Anglo-Saxons while they were still relatively free of Mediterranean influences," in contrast to Bald's Leechbook, which "shows a conscious effort to transfer to Anglo-Saxon practice what one physician considered most useful in native and Mediterranean medicine," and the Lacnunga, which is "a sort of commonplace book with no other apparent aim than to record whatever items of medical interest came to the scribe's attention". Cameron notes, "this separation of external and internal diseases may be unique in medieval medical texts". Cameron notes, "in Bald's Leechbook is the only plastic surgery mentioned in Anglo-Saxon records". 169 The recipe in question prescribes surgery for a cleft lip and palate. The primary care physician or the consulting physiatrist completes an examination and prescribes the appropriate physical therapy. Outpatient therapy is a good option for those transitioning from a residential program. But there is another sort of character who will narrate anything, and, the worse he is, the more unscrupulous he will be; nothing will be too bad for him: and he will be ready to imitate anything, not as a joke, but in right good earnest, and before a large company.
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