The obvious conclusion is that, without abandoning the quest for modifications of details, the French should exert themselves to change certain of their practices and to bring into daily usage the anatomic terms accepted everywhere else for several years. They should do this with the more diligence since their backwardness is real, since such a change cannot be effective from one day to the next, and since the adaptation will certainly take some years. It is for teachers, in the first place, to make the necessary effort, thereby playing their natural part as innovators. The work of theCommission de Francisation is there to help them in this.