Chest 1993: Vol 103 Table of Contents

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THE CARDIOPULMONARY JOURNAL
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CHEST
FOR PULMONOLOGISTS, CARDIOLOGISTS, CARDIOTHORACIC SURGEONS,
CRITICAL CARE PHYSICIANS, AND RELATED SPECIALISTS
VOLUME 103
OFFFIFCIIACLI AL PUPUBBLLII CATION OF
THE AMERICAN COLLEGE OF CHEST PHYSICIANS JANUARY-JUNE, 1993
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CONTENTS
NUMBER 1, JANUARY, 1993 EDEMA; A PREVENTABLE COMPLICATION? SUBJECTS
Yves Louagie; Emmanuel Gonzalez; Jacques Ja- Joseph Kaplan; Paul F. Fredrickson; Scott A. Re-
1 INTRACORPOREAL RESPIRATORY SUPPORT; A mart; Genevieve Bulliard; Jean-Claude Schoe- naux; Peter C. O'Brien, Rochester, Minnesota
POTENTIAL SUPPLEMENT TO AIRWAY PRES- vaerdts, Yvoir, Belgium 196 EVALUATING PRETHROMBOTIC STATE IN LUNG
SURE THERAPY? PROLONGED INDEPENDENT LUNG RESPIRA- CANCER USING MOLECULAR MARKERS
Barry A. Shapiro; William T. Peruzzi, Chicago TORY TREATMENT AFTER SINGLE LUNG TRANS- Esteban C. Gabazza; Osamu Taguchi; Tomoya
THE BURGEONING FIELD OF RESPIRATORY PLANTATION IN PULMONARY EMPHYSEMA Ye hk , Motoko Machishi; Hidenori Ibata; Shiro
CARE CAPTURED IN A SINGLE VOLUME! A HiS- Vittorio Gavazzeni; Gaetano lapichino; Daniele Mas- Suzuki, Tsu-city, Japan
TORICAL PERSPECTIVE AND COMMENT ON A cheroni; Martin Langer; Giovanni Bordone; Piero PRIMARY PULMONARY LYMPHOMAS; A CLINI-
MAGNIFICENT NEW BOOK Zannini; Danilo Radrizzani; Giorgio Damia, Milan, CAL STUDY OF 70 CASES OF NONIMMUNOCOM-
Thomas L. Petty, Denver Italy PROMISED PATIENTS
RELIABILITY COEFFICIENT; MAN VERSUS MA- COLCHICINE IN THE TREATMENT OF PULMO- Jean-Francois Cordier; Edmond Chailleux; Domi-
CHINES NARY FIBROSIS nique Lauque; Martine Reynaud-Gaubert; Anita
Geraid L. Baum, Givat Savyon, israe/ Steve G. Peters; John C. McDougall; William W. Dietemann-Molard; Jean Charlies Dalphin; Francois
THE EFFECT OF THEOPHYLLINE ON SLEEP IN Douglas; Douglas T. Coles; Richard A. DeRemee, Blanc-Jouvan; Robert Loire, France
NORMAL SUBJECTS Rochester, Minnesota INTRAPLEURAL RECOMBINANT IL-2 IN PASSIVE
Philip L. Smith; Alan E. Schwartz, Baltimore DOUBLE-BLIND CROSSOVER STUDY OF NEDO- IMMUNOTHERAPY FOR MALIGNANT PLEURAL
ABSTRACTS FROM THE EUROPEAN RESPIRA- CROMIL SODIUM IN PARTIALLY REVERSIBLE EFFUSION
TORY JOURNAL CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE AIRWAYS DISEASE Philippe Astoul, Jean-Regis Viallat; Jean Claude
Alfred Softer, Morthbrook, illinois Maharaj K. Tandon, Hollywood, Australia Laurent; Maud Brandely; Christian Boutin, Paris,
PASTEURELLA MULTOCIDA PNEUMONIA IN A PULMONARY FUNCTION AND HYPOXIC VENTI- France
MAN WITH AIDS AND NONTRAUMATIC FELINE LATORY RESPONSE IN SUBJECTS SUSCEPTI- LATISSIMUS DORS! CARDIOMYOPLASTY, PE-
EXPOSURE BLE TO HIGH-ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA RIOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT AND POSTOPER-
Joseph J. Drabick; Robert A. Gasser, Jr; Nancy B Mark A. Selland; Thomas J. Steizner; Troy Stevens; ATIVE EVOLUTION
Saunders; TedL . Hadfieid; Lisa C.R ogers; Benjamin Robert S. Mazzeo; Robert E. McCullough; John T. Pascale Blanc; Claude Girard; Catherine Vedrinne;
W. Berg; Christine J. Drabick, Washington, DC Reeves, Boulder, Colorado Philippe M. ff; Suzanne Est. , Lyon, France
PULMONARY ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION AND COMPARISON OF BLUE DYE VISUALIZATION HIGH SERUM ALBUTEROL LEVELS AND TACHY-
COR PULMONALE ASSOCIATED WITH CHRONIC AND GLUCOSE OXIDASE TEST STRIP METHODS CARDIA IN ADULT ASTHMATICS TREATED WITH
DOMESTIC WOODSMOKE INHALATION FOR DETECTING PULMONARY ASPIRATION OF HIGH-DOSE CONTINUOUSLY AEROSOLIZED AL-
Julio Sandoval; Juan Salas; Maria Luisa Martinez- ENTERAL FEEDINGS IN INTUBATED ADULTS BUTEROL
Guerra; Arturo Gomez; Carlos Martinez; Arnulfo Richard G. Potts; Michael H. Zaroukian; Patricia A Robert Y. Lin; Anthony J. Smith; Paul Hergenroeder,
Portales; Andrés Palomar; Manuel Villegas; Roberto Guerrero; Carolyn D. Baker, East Lansing, Michigan New York
Barrios, Mexico City, Mexico PREVENTIVE EFFECTS OF BECLOMETHASONE PREVALENCE AND SEVERITY OF DOPPLER-DE-
SUBSTANCE ABUSE-RELATED ADMISSIONS TO ON HISTAMINE-INDUCED CHANGES IN BREATH- TECTED VALVULAR REGURGITATION AND ESTI-
ADULT INTENSIVE CARE ING PATTERN IN ASTHMA MATION OF RIGHT-SIDED CARDIAC PRESSURES
W. Andrew Baldwin, Brian A. Rosenteid; Michael J. Alessandra Fanelli; Enrico Maggi; Loredana Sten- IN PATIENTS WITH NORMAL TWO-DIMENSIONAL
Breslow; Timothy G. Buchman; Clifford S. Deutsch- dardi; Massimo Gorini; Roberto Duranti; Giorgio ECHOCARDIOGRAMS
man; Richard D. Moore, Baltimore Scano, Florence, Italy Carl J. Lavie; Kathy Hebert; Mark Cassidy, New
CHEST RADIOGRAPH—A POOR METHOD FOR END-TIDAL CO, ANALYSIS IN SLEEP APNEA SYN- Orleans
DETERMINING THE SIZE OF A PNEUMOTHORAX DROME; CONDITIONS FOR USE A THREE-YEAR STUDY OF SEVERE COMMU-
Olle Engdahi; Torgil Toft, Vaxj6, Sweden; Jacob Boe, Antoine Magnan; Francois Philip-Joet; Marc Rey; NITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA WITH EMPHASIS
Oslo, Norway Martine Reynaud; Francoise Porri; Alain Arnaud, ON OUTCOME
DAYTIME SLEEPINESS, SNORING, AND OB- Marseilles, France Jordi Rello; Elisabet Quintana; Vinceng Ausina; Alvar
STRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA; THE EPWORTH INFECTION OF PULMONARY ARTERY CATHE- Net; Guillem Prats, Barcelona, Spain
SLEEPINESS SCALE TERS; EPIDEMIOLOGIC CHARACTERISTICS AND A REAPPRAISAL OF BLIND BRONCHIAL SAM-
Murray W. Johns, Melbourne, Australia MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS OF RISK FACTORS PLING IN THE MICROBIOLOGIC DIAGNOSIS OF
PULMONARY REHABILITATION THAT INCLUDES Jordi Rello; Pere Coll; Alvar Net; Guillem Prats, NOSOCOMIAL BRONCHOPNEUMONIA; A COM-
ARM EXERCISE REDUCES METABOLIC AND Barcelona, Spain PARATIVE STUDY IN VENTILATED PATIENTS
VENTILATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR SIMPLE A LIMITED AXILLARY THORACOTOMY AS PRI- Laurent Papazian; Claude Martin; Bernard Meric;
ARM ELEVATION MARY TREATMENT FOR RECURRENT SPONTA- Jean-Francois Dumon; Frangois Gouin, Marseille,
James |.C ouser, Jr; FernandoJ .M artinez; Bartolome NEOUS PNEUMOTHORAX France
R. Celli, Boston Kevin D. Murray; Robert G. Matheny, E. Paul Ho- PROTECTED SPECIMEN BRUSH IN THE ASSESS-
THE LONG-TERM BENEFITS OF OUTPATIENT wantiz; P. David Myerowitz, Columbus, Ohio MENT OF VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED PNEUMO-
PULMONARY REHABILITATION ON EXERCISE EFFECT OF NASAL PRESSURE SUPPORT VEN- NIA; SELECTION OF A CERTAIN LUNG SEGMENT
ENDURANCE AND QUALITY OF LIFE TILATION AND EXTERNAL PEEP ON DIAPHRAG- FOR BRONCHOSCOPIC SAMPLING IS UNNEC-
Frederick Vale; Jane Z. Reardon; Richard L. Zu- MATIC ACTIVITY IN PATIENTS WITH SEVERE ESSARY
Wallack, Hartford, Connecticut STABLE COPD Charles H. Marquette; Frederic Herengt; Fabienne
HEMODYNAMIC RESPONSES TO EXERCISE AF- Stefano Nava; Nicolino Ambrosino; Fiorenzo Rubini; Sauinier; Rémy Nevierre; Daniel Mathieu; René
TER LUNG TRANSPLANTATION Claudio Fracchia; Ciro Rampulla; Giorgio Torri; Courcol; Philippe Ramon, Lille, France
David J. Ross; Paul F. Waters; Zab Mohsenifar; Edoardo Caiderini, Pavia and Milan, Italy EFFECT OF PROTRACTED DOBUTAMINE INFU-
Michael J. Beiman; Robert M. Kass; Spencer K TRENDS IN PHYSICIAN-DIAGNOSED ASTHMA SION ON SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS IN CARDIO-
Koerner, Los Angeles PREVALENCE IN MANITOBA BETWEEN 1980 AND GENIC SHOCK TREATED WITH INTRAAORTIC
PULMONARY FUNCTION AFTER SUCCESSFUL 1990 BALLOON PUMPING
HEART TRANSPLANTATION; ONE YEAR FOL- Jure Mantreda; Allan B. Becker; Pei-Zhong Wang; Spyridon D. Moulopoulos; S ES
LOW-UP Leslie L. Roos; Nicholas R. Anthonisen, Winnipeg, lopoulos; John N. Nanas; Dimitrice A. Komoyannis,
Sue A. Ravenscraft, Cynthia R. Gross; Spencer H. Canada Seratin N. Nanas, Athens, Greece
Kubo; Maria Teresa Olivari; Sara J. Shumway; R PROLONGED INTRACORPOREAL SUPPORT OF MYOCARDIAL SARCOIDOSIS
Morton Bolman III; Marshall |.H ertz, Minneapolis GAS EXCHANGE WITH AN INTRAVENACAVAL Om P. Sharma; Anoop Maheshwari; Kartik Thaker,
IMPAIRMENT OF BRONCHIAL MUCOCILIARY OXYGENATOR Los Angeles
CLEARANCE IN LONG-TERM SURVIVORS OF Steven A. Conrad; Jane M. Eggerstedt; Vickey F. THE CLINICIAN’S PERSPECTIVE ON PARAPNEU-
HEART/LUNG AND DOUBLE-LUNG TRANSPLAN- Morris; Michael D. Romero, Shreveport, Louisiana MONIC EFFUSIONS AND EMPYEMA
TATION CHRONIC EOSINOPHILIC PNEUMONIA; A LONG- Charlie Strange; Steven A. Sahn, Charleston, South
Philippe Herve; Daniele Silbert; Jacques Cerrina; TERM FOLLOW-UP OF 12 PATIENTS Carolina
Gerald Simonneau; Philippe Dartevelle; and the Michae! Naughton; John Fahy; Muiris X. FitzGerald, VOMITING, ABDOMINAL PAIN, AND VISUAL DIS-
Paris-Sud Lung Transplant Group, Paris, France Dublin, ireland TURBANCES IN A 31-YEAR-OLD MAN
USE OF MAXIMUM EXPIRATORY FLOW-VOLUME FUNCTIONAL ELECTRICAL STIMULATION TO EN- Mary Jean Vogt; John E. Heffner; Steven A. Sahn
CURVE PARAMETERS IN THE ASSESSMENT OF HANCE COUGH IN QUADRIPLEGIA HUMAN SYNGAMOSIS; TWO CASES OF
EXERCISE-INDUCED BRONCHOSPASM Steven H. Linder, Palo Alto, California CHRONIC COUGH CAUSED BY MAMMOMONO-
Francois Haas; Kenneth Axen; John Salazar Schic- SPIROMETRY AND MAXIMAL RESPIRATORY GAMUS LARYNGEUS
chi, New York PRESSURES IN PATIENTS WITH FACIAL PARAL- Thais de A. Correa de Lara; Maria Aparecida Bar-
OUTCOME OF SUBJECTS WITH IDIOPATHIC PUL- YSIS bosa; Mauro Rodrigues de Oliveira; irma de Godoy;
MONARY FIBROSIS WHO FAIL CORTICOSTE- Jose A. Fiz; Manuel Haro; Javier Aguilar; Jesus Thais T. Queluz, Botucatu, Brazil
ROID THERAPY; IMPLICATIONS FOR FURTHER Alvarez; Jorge Abad; Eduard Monso; José Morera, CONTINUOUS POSITIVE AIRWAY PRESSURE IN
STUDIES Badalona, COPD PATIENTS IN ACUTE HYPERCAPNIC RES-
Charlies S. Dayton; David A. Schwartz; Richard A INTERMITTENT POSITIVE PRESSURE VENTILA- PIRATORY FAILURE
Heimers; Robert J. Pueringer; Steven R. Gilbert; TION VIA THE MOUTH AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO Adelaida M. Miro; Urmila Shivaram;, Isabelle Hertig,
Robert K. Merchant; Gary W. Hunninghake, lowa TRACHEOSTOMY FOR 257 VENTILATOR USERS A PERSISTENT PULMONARY LESION FOLLOW-
City John R. Bach; Augusta S. Alba; Louis R. Saporito, ING CHEMOTHERAPY FOR METASTATIC CHO-
RIGHT VENTRICULAR FUNCTION AT REST AND Newark RIOCARCINOMA
DURING EXERCISE IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE DECREASE OF SKIN AND BRONCHIAL SENSITI- Alan G. Casson; David McCormack; lan Craig;
PULMONARY DISEASE; COMPARISON OF TWO ZATION FOLLOWING SHORT-INTENSIVE SCHED- Richard Inculet; Leslie Levin, London, Canada
RADIONUCLIDE TECHNIQUES ULED IMMUNOTHERAPY IN MITE-ALLERGIC THORACOSCOPIC IMPLANTATION OF THE IM-
RichardM . Oliver; John S. Fleming; Derek G. Waller, ASTHMA PLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER DEFIBRILLATOR
Southampton, England Pilar Garcia-Ortega; Adoracién Merelo; Jaume Mar- Stephen W. Ely; irving L. Kron, Charlottesville
CARDIAC INDEX VS OXYGEN-DERIVED PARAM- rugat; Cristébal Richart, Barcelona, Spain THE ROLE OF CORONARY ARTERIOGRAPHY IN
ETERS FOR RATIONAL USE OF DOBUTAMINE IN 1ODINATED GLYCEROL AND THYROID DYS- DEMONSTRATION OF MURAL THROMBOSIS AF-
PATIENTS WITH CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE FUNCTION; FOUR CASES AND A REVIEW OF THE TER ANGIOPLASTY ; INSIGHTS FROM AN EXPER-
Jean-Louis Teboul; Laid Graini; Ratik Boujdaria; LITERATURE IMENTAL MODEL
Christine Berton; Christian Richard, Le Kremlin- Carolyn B. Becker; Jonathan M. Gordon, New Ha- Francisco R. M. Laurindo; Andrea D. Furlan; Ruy G
Bicetre, France ven, Connecticut Protasio L. da Luz, Sao Paulo, Brazil
86 POSTCARDIOPULMONARY BYPASS LUNG 193 THEOPHYLLINE EFFECT ON SLEEP IN NORMAL 279 INTERRUPTION OF THE AORTIC ARCH WITH
CHEST / 103 /6/ JUNE, 1993 1959
ASSOCIATED CARDIAC ANOMALIES; SURVIVAL Kathy S. Albain, Maywood, Iilinois
TO ADULTHOOD 51S QUALITY OF LIFE ISSUES IN LUNG CANCER;
Prafulla Kerkar; Bharat Daivi; Purushottam Kale, NEW SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES
Bombay, india Regina Schmitt, Denver
FROM SWIRLING TO A MOBILE, PEDUNCULATED Response , Detroit 56S INNOVATIONS IN MULTIMODALITY THERAPY
MASS—THE EVOLUATION OF LEFT VENTRICU- ABSENCE OF IgM AND igG ANTIBODY RE- FOR LUNG CANCER; COMBINED MODALITY
LAR THROMBUS DESPITE FULL ANTICOAGULA- SPONSE TO THE THRE NTS OF THE MANAGEMENT OF LIMITED SMALL-CELL LUNG
TION MYCOBACTERIUM BOVIS BCG 85 COMPLEX AN- CANCER
Michael Glikson; Oren Agranat; Zvi Ziskind; Elieser TIGEN AFTER BCG VACCINATION Andrew T. Turrisi, ili, Ann Arbor
60S CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS STRATEGIES IN HIGH-
queline De Bruyn; Jean-Paui Van Vooren, Brussels, RISK GROUPS WITH AN EMPHASIS ON LUNG
Belgium CANCER
a INDUCED PSEUDOSEPSIS SYN- Gary E. Goodman, Seattle
63S CURRENT AND FUTURE THERAPY FOR MALIG-
oo A Schmidt, Chicago NANT PLEURAL EFFUSION
Response—James W. Leatherman, Minneapolis; Steven M. Keller,
HIATAL HERNIA BY MAGNETIC RESONANCE IM- Paul Schmitz, St Louis 68S MANAGEMENT OF METASTATIC NON-SMALL-
AGING DYSPHAGIA ASA — OF ORAL ANTI- CELL LUNG CANCER AND A CONSIDERATION OF
S. David Rockoff, Benjamin L. Aaron; Carl Black; } anergy nat COST
Rajeev Kathuria, Lewis Biben, Washington, DC Creecenclo Comecho-Vazques Lorenzo Silva Mel- William K. Evans, Ottawa, Canada
LEFT VENTRICULAR ANEURYSM, NORMAL COR- TREATMENT OF THE ELDERLY PATIENT WITH
ONARY ARTERIES AND EMBOLIZATION IN A PA- SMALL-CELL LUNG CANCER
TIENT WITH SYSTEMIC LUPUS ERYTHEMATO- David H. Johnson, Nashville
sus NUMBER 2, FEBRUARY, 1993
Akira Fujiwara; Masazumi Watanabe!, Tsuchiura, Michigan
JPaOpSaTnO PERATIVE IMPROVEMENT IN BLOOD LAC- 323 PPAHLYLSIAETMIAON WOIFT HS EVUESREE OFS UBA CUTTRAONCEAORU-ST YPEEM- ACTC CUDRIAATGEN,O SIBSU T O'SF IT ERMEPLHEYVSAENMTA?: IT MAY BE
TATE THRESHOLD DURING EXERCISE IN A PA- Nestor L. Muller, Vancouver, Canada
TIENT WITH PULMONARY ARTERIOVENOUS FIS- ENVIRONMENTAL TOBACCO SMOKE AND
TULA Toru Tsuda, Otsu, Japan; Yasuhiko Shimizu, Kyoto, ASTHMA
Masato Minami; Kazuya Nakahara; Shinichiro Japan RoyJ .S hephard, Toronto, Canada
Miyoshi; Shinichi Takeda, Hikaru Matsuda, Osaka, 323 ETIOLOGY AND DIAGNOSIS OF PNEUMONIA RE- MITRAL STENOSIS AND LEFT ATRIAL THROM-
Japan QUIIRCUI ADNMISGSIO N BUS; ROLE OF TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHOCAR-
DIAGNOSIS OF CIRCUMFERENTIAL DISSEC- David M. NiermNaewn Y,or k DIOGRAPHY
TION OF THE ASCENDING AORTA BY TRANS- Response—Peter D. Potgieter; Janet M. J. Ham- ArthurJ .L abovitz,S t
mond, Cape Town, South Africa A CATASTROPHE IS onewers
Suneja, INCORREUSCET O F METEDOSRE IENHADLER S Nancy E. Duniap; William C. Bailey, Birmingham,
UNILATERAL ABSENCE OF A PULMONARY AR- BY MEDICAL PERSONNEL
TERY; DATA FROM CARDIOPULMONARY EXER- TimothyH . Self, Mark J.R umbaMkemp,hi s GENE ANALYSIS OF PULMONARY PSEUDOLYM-
CISE TESTING Response—Ronaid B. George; G. Gary Guidry, PHOMA
James M. Brassard; James E. Johnson, Fort Sam Tetsuhiro Shiota; Wataru Chiba, Sadao !keda; No-
Houston, Texas PULMONARY PARENCHYMAL PERFORATION AS buhiro Ikei, Kyoto, Japan
OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA IN A PESTICIDES MAN- A COMPLOIF CPLAACEMTENTI OOF NA N A- ROOM-TEMPERATURE THERMODILUTION CAR-
UFACTURING WORKER DIAC OUTPUT; CENTRAL VENOUS VS SIDE PORT
HelenR . Pesola; Gene R. PesoiNeaw Y,or k
Baimes DECREASED EFFICACY OF INHALED PENTAMI-
UNILATERAL AUTO-PEEP IN THE RECIPIENT OF DINE IN THE PREVENTION OF PNEUMOCYSTIS
A SINGLE LUNG TRANSPLANT CARINII PNEUMONIA AMONG HIV-INFECTED PA-
Clifford Popple; Thomas L. Higgins; Patrick Mc- TIENTS WITH SEVERE IMMUNODEFICIENCY
Carthy; Andrea Baldyga, Atul Mehta, JohnK . Mallen; John N. Landis; Kenneth M. Frankel, Lisa M. Casale; Howard Gold; Clyde SchechterN,e w
CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ASPERGILLOSIS Springfield, Massachusetts York; Abdollah Naficy; Joseph R. Masci, Elmhurst,
FOLLOWING STEROIDAL THERAPY FOR ALLER- Response—Russell Dumire; Mark M. Crabbe; F. New York
GIC BRONCHOPULMONARY ASPERGILLOSIS Greg Mappin, Wright-PattersAoFnB , Ohio; LarryJ 345 PNEUMOTHORAX; RESULTS OF THORACOS-
Geraid P. Bodey; Alan S. Giann FonteBniloexi,l Milsseiss,ipp i COPY AND PLEURODESIS WITH TALC POUD-
RHEUMATOID NODULES IN THE TRACHEA 327 SUBSTIOTF UMETTERIEDO-DNOS E INHALERS RAGE AND THORACTOMY
Mary S. M. ip; Maria P.- Wong; K. L. Wong, Hong FOR HAND-HELD NEBULIZERS JeskeA . Van de Brekel; Vincent A. M. Duurkens;
Kong Bodo NiggemanBner,li n, Germany RolandG . J. R. A. Vand hi 9 the
HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONITIS AND AIR- 327 THE METERED-DOSE INHALER SUPERSEDES Netherlands
WAYS HYPERREACTIVITY INDUCED BY OCCU- ee LEFT ATRIAL THROMBUS AND SPONTANEOUS
PATIONAL EXPOSURE TO PENICILLIN Hofford, Wilmington, Delaware ECHO-CONTRAST IN NONANTICOAGULATED MI-
Albedre tHoyoos ; D. Linn Hoiness; SusanM . Tario, 327 COUGH SYNCOPE INDUCED BY ENALAPRIL TRAL STENOSIS; A TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHO-
Toronto, Canada A Jayarajan; Prakash, , India CARDIOGRAPHIC STUDY
MALOPRIM-INDUCED PULMONARY EOSINO- 328 PRIMARY PERICARDIAL LIPOSARCOMA PRE- Carlo Vigna; VincenDez Roit o; Gian Marco Criconia;
PHILIA SENTING WITH CARDIAC TAMPONADE AND Aido Russo; Marco Testa; Raffaele Fanelli; Fran-
Stephen Begbie, Keith R. Burgess, Sydney, Australia MULTIPLE ORGAN METASTASES
DISSEMINATED PNEUMOCYSTOSIS PRESENT- Cevat Can; Fikret Arpaci; Bilent Celasun; Omer EFFECTS OF A BRONCHOPROVOCATION CHAL-
ING AS A PLEURAL EFFUSION Gdnhan; Ritki Finci, Ankara, Turkey LENGE TEST WITH CIGARETTE SIDESTREAM
Robert L. Jayes; Harry N. Kamerow; Susan M. SMOKE ON SENSITIVE AND HEALTHY ADULTS
Hasseiquist; Morgan D. Delaney; David M. Parenti,
Washington, oc NUMBER 1, JANUARY, 1993 (Supplement)
H-TYPE TRACHEOESOPHAGEAL FISTULA AND REPEATED TUBERCULIN TESTING IN PATIENTS
1S INTRODUCTION WITH ACTIVE PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS
PaulA .B unn, Jr, Denver Ricardo L. Sepu'veda; Delfina Araya; Ximena Ferrer,
OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA CAUSED BY PECTIN 1S OVERVIEW OF GENETIC AND MOLECULAR , Chile; Ricardo U. SorensenN,ew Orleans
INHALATION DURING THE MANUFACTURE OF EVENTS IN THE PATHOGENESIS OF LUNG CAN- a RAPID TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING PRO-
JAM CER WHO HAVE HAD NO
Andrea J.C ohen; MoniqueS . Forse; SusanM . Tario, Bruce E. Johnson; MichaelJ . Kelley, Bethesda
Toronto, Canada INITIATORS AND PROMOTERS OF LUNG CANCER , San
DELAYED PULMONARY PERFORATION; A RARE JamesL . Muishine; Anthony M. Treston; Powel H. BRONCHIAL HYPERSENSIT! IVITY IN ASTHMAT-
COMPLICATION OF TUBE THORACOSTOMY Brown; MichaelJ . Birrer; Gail L.S haw, Bethesda ICS IN LONG-TERM SYMPTOM-FREE STATE
Daniel K. Resnick, Philadelphia DETEANCD LTOCAILIZOATINON OF EARLY LUNG
PULMONARY SPOROTRICHOSIS TREATED WITH CANCER BY IMAGING TECHNIQUES
ITRACONAZOLE Stephen Lam; Calum MacAulay; Branko Paicic,
James L. Breeling; Louis Weinstein, Boston Vancouver, Canada MIDOLE-AGED AND ELDERLY MEN; THE
RESPIRATORY DYSKINESIA PRESENTING AS CHEMOPREVENTION STRATEGIES IN LUNG NORMATIVE AGING STUDY
ACUTE RESPIRATORY DISTRESS CARCINOGENESIS George T. O Connor; David Sparrow; Mark Segal;
Matthew Ivanovich; Russell Glantz; Roger C. Bone; ScottM . Lippman; Steven E.B enner; WauKi nHon g, Scott T. Weiss, Boston
Peter Szidon, Houston PROSPECTIVE EVALUATION OF THE INCIDENCE
WEGENER'S GRANULOMATOSIS PRESENTING THE EPIDEMIOLOGY OF LUNG CANCER OF BACTEREMIA AFTER PROTECTED SPECI-
AS A PRIMARY SEIZURE DISORDER WITH BRAIN MEN BRUSHING IN ICU PATIENTS WITH AND
LESIONS DEMONSTRATED BY MAGNETIC RES- WITHOUT PNEUMONIA
ONANCE IMAGING Kamel Djedaini; Yves Cohen; Laurence Mier; Patrick
K. Scott Miller; Joseph M. Miller, Charleston, South Hoimes, Los Angeles Brun; Isabelle Gros; Francois Coste; Didier Dreytuss,
Carolina RATIONAL INTEGRATION OF RADIATION AND Paris, France
TREATMENT OF ATELECTASIS OF THE RIGHT CHEMOTHERAPY IN PATIENTS WITH UNRESEC- COMPARATIVE EFFICACY OF BRONCHOALVEO-
UPPER LOBE WITH A J-SHAPED CATHETER TABLE STAGE IHiA OR 1B NSCLC LAR LAVAGE AND TELESCOPING PLUGGED
Yukio Kubota; Yoshiro Toyoda; Hiroshi Kubota; Akira Henry Wagner, Jr, Tampa CATHETER IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF PNEUMONIA
Asada, Osaka, Japan INDUCTION THERAPY FOLLOWED BY DEFINI- IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENTS
319 GALLBLADDER WALL THICKENING; A NEW Di- TIVE LOCAL CONTROL FOR STAGE ili NON- Jorge Sole ViolFéelnip;e C. Rodrigdeu Ceasztro ;
AGNOSTIC SIGN OF ACUTE PULMONARY EM- SMALL-CELL LUNG CANCER José Caminero Luna; Ana Bordes Benitez; Jose Luis
1960 Subject Index, Volume 103 (January-June, 1993)
Manzano Alonso, Las Paimas, Spain Helsinki, Finland; Christer Peterson, Uppsala, Swe- mon, Tel Aviv, Israel
EARLY AND LATE EXERCISE TESTING; USEFUL- den 583 BILATERAL UPPER LOBE MULTIPLE CAVITARY
NESS AFTER PERCUTANEOUS TRANSLUMINAL RELEASE OF TUMOR NECROSIS FACTOR-a LESINI A OPATINENTS WI TH INGUINAL DIFFUSE
CORONARY ANGIOPLASTY FROM HUMAN ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES IS LARGE CELL LYMPHOMA
Gonzalo De La Morena; Juan Jose Sanchez-Mufioz; DECREASED IN SMOKERS Joseph F. Mondschein; Angeline A. Lazarus, Ports-
Jose Lopez Candel; Francisco Pico-Aracil; Juan Etsuro Yamaguchi; Akihide Itoh; Ken Furuya; Hiroshi mouth, Virginia
Antonio Ruiperez, Murcia, Spain Miyamoto; Shosaku Abe; Yoshikazu Kawakami, Sap- 585 LYMPHOMA, NEUTROPENIA, AND WHEEZING IN
CONTROL OF VENTILATION, RESPIRATORY poro, Japan A70-YEOLAD RMA N
MUSCLE STRENGTH, AND GRANULOMATOUS EFFECT OF INHALED AMILORIDE ON THE BRON- Lee C. Edmonds; Udaye 8B. S. Prakash, Rochester,
INVOLVEMENT OF SKELETAL MUSCLE IN PA- CHIAL RESPONSE TO METHACHOLINE AND Minnesota
TIENTS WITH SARCOIDOSIS COLD AIR HYPERVENTILATION CHALLENGES 588 THE AFFECTS OF VENTILATOR WORKING PRES-
Ahmet Baydur, Downey, California; Kamiesh P. Pan- MichaelA . Netzel; Russell J.H opp; Rodney Buzzas; SURE DURING PRESSURE SUPPORT VENTILA-
dya; Om P. Sharma; Gary C, Kanel, Downey, Caii- PaulJ .D owling; Eda Paimeiro; Againdra K. Bewtra, TION
fornia; Michael Carison, Los Angeles Omaha, Nebraska lan L. Cohen, Albany, New York; Ziye Bilen, Istanbul,
SPECIFICITY AND SENSITIVITY OF DISTINCTIVE THE ACUTE EFFECT OF IPRATROPIUM BROMIDE
CHEST RADIOGRAPHIC AND/OR *’Ga IMAGES IN BRONCHODILATOR THERAPY ON COUGH
DIAGNOSIS OF SARCOIDOSIS CLEARANCE IN COPD
Stephen B. Sulavik; Richard Spencer, Farmington, William D. Bennett; Wesley F. Chapman; Jeanie M.
Connecticut, Christopher J. Palestro, New Hyde Mascarella, Chapel Hill, North Germany
Park, New York; Alfred J. Swyer; Stanley J. Gold- SURFACTANT PROTEIN-A CONCENTRATION IN A REVISED SYSTEM FOR ANALYSIS OF ABNOR-
smith; Alvin S. Teirstein, New York BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE FLUIDS OF PA- MAL PULMONARY IMAGES
LUNG CANCER IN PATIENTS WITH IMMUNODE- TIENTS WITH PULMONARY ALVEOLAR PROTEI- David S. Feigin, La Jolla, California
FICIENCY SYNDROME NOSIS DIURETIC-INDUCED SEVERE HYPONATREMIA;
Jason Karp; George Profeta; Paul Marantz; Jill P. Yasuhito Honda; Hiroki Takahashi; Noriharu Shijubo; REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF 129 REPORTED PA-
Karpel, Bronx, New York Yoshio Kuroki; Toyoaki Akino, Sapporo, Japan TIENTS
LACK OF EFFICACY OF INTRAPLEURAL BUPI- MECHANISMS OF IMPAIRED ARTERIAL OXYGEN- Moshe S ; YechielF riedlander; Arnoid J.
VACAINE FOR POSTOPERATIVE ANALGESIA ATION IN PATIENTS WITH LIVER CIRRHOSIS AND Rosin, Jerusalem, |srae/
FOLLOWING THORACOTOMY SEVERE RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY; EF- PATHOGENESIS OF HYPONATREMIC ENCEPHA-
Roslyn F. Schneider; Patricia C. Villamena; James FECTS OF INDOMETHACIN LOPATHY; CURRENT CONCEPTS
C. Harvey; Burton G. Surick; llona Weiner Surick; Pierre Andrivet, Creteil, France; Jacques Cadranel; Allen |.A riSaen Ffranfcis,co; J.C arAylus,o Hosust on
Edward J. Beattie, Jr, New York Bruno Housset, Paris, France; Robert Herigault; CARDIAC REHABILITATION IN SWITZERLAND;
ETIOLOGIC FACTORS OF CHRONIC BRONCHITIS Alain Hart; Serge Adnot, Creteil, France EFFICACY OF THE RESIDENTIAL APPROACH IN
IN DAIRY FARMERS; CASE CONTROL STUDY IN PULMONARY FUNCTION AT DIAGNOSIS OF PATIENTS FOLLOWING BYPASS SURGERY
THE DOUBS REGION OF FRANCE SCLEROSIS; RATE OF DETERIORATION Paul Dubach; Karin Litscher; Max U. Kuhn; Peter
Jean Charles Dalphin; Didier Pernet; Andre Dubiez; Philip L. Schitftman; Jerry M. Beish, New Brunswick, Laske; Peter Buser; Peter Muller; Reto Ratti, Chur,
Didier Debieuvre; Hubert Allemand; Alain G. De- New Jersey Switzerland; Jonathan Myers, Paio Alto, California
pierre, Besancon, France OVERSHOOT IN MIXED VENOUS OXYGEN SAT- CHOLELITHOPTYSIS; A COMPLICATION FOL-
HYPOXEMIA DURING ALTITUDE EXPOSURE; A URATION DURING RECOVERY FROM SUPINE LOWING LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY
META-ANALYSIS OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE BICYCLE EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH RECENT GordonH . Downie; Mark K. Robbins; Joseph J.
PULMONARY DISEASE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION Souza; Linda J. Paradowski, Chapel Hill, North
Thomas A. Dillard; Benjamin W. Berg, Washington, Tsutomu Sumimoto; Tetsuro Sugiura; Masahari Ta- Carolina
DC; Alan P. Rosenberg, Laurel, Maryland keuchi; Fumio Yuasa; Toshiji lwasaka; Mitsuo inada, EARLY DIAGNOSIS OF TRAUMATIC THORACIC
INCREASED PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII RECOV- Osaka, Japan AORTIC RUPTURE BY TRANSESOPHAGEAL
ERY FROM THE UPPER LOBES IN PNEUMOCYS- THE EFFECT OF VENOUS OCCLUSION WITH ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
TIS PNEUMONIA; THE EFFECT OF AEROSOL TOURNIQUETS ON PERIPHERAL BLOOD POOL- Jean Pierre Goarin; Francoise Le Bret; Bruno Riou;
PENTAMIDINE PROPHYLAXIS ING AND VENTRICULAR FUNCTION Yves Jacquens; Pierre Viars, Paris, France
Robert P. Baughman; Michael N. Dohn; Ralph Ship- Herman O. Klein; Eitan Brodsky; Reuven Ninio; CHRONIC BRUCELLA EMPYEMA
ley; James A. Buchsbaum; Peter T. Frame, Cincinnati Elieser Kaplinsky; Elio Di Segni, Tel Hashomer, Israe/ Nabil Mili; Raymond Auckenthaler; Laurent Pierre
NONSMOKING, NON-ALPHA,-ANTITRYPSIN DE- INTERATRIAL RIGHT-TO-LEFT SHUNTING DE- Nicod, Geneva, Switzerland
FICIENCY-INDUCED EMPHYSEMA IN NONSMOK- VELOPING AFTER PULMONARY RESECTION IN TRACHEAL OCCLUSION FROM AN INTRATHO-
ERS WITH HEALED SPONTANEOUS PNEUMO- THE ABSENCE OF ELEVATED RIGHT-SIDED RACIC STOMACH
THORAX, IDENTIFIED BY COMPUTED HEART PRESSURES; REVIEW OF THE LITERA- Gary8 B. Anderson; Thomas E. Walsh; Steven E
TOMOGRAPHY OF THE LUNGS TURE Swartz, Bethesda, Maryland
Laszié Bense, Norsborg, Sweden; Rolf Lewander; Frank W. J M. Smeenk, Eindhoven, the Netherlands; LEVITATING LUNG LESIONS DUE TO BRONCHIO-
Gunnar Eklund, Stockholm, Sweden; Goran C. He- Pieter E. Postmus, Amsterdam, the Netherlands LITIS OBLITERANS ORGANIZING PNEUMONIA
denstierna, Uppsala, Sweden; Lars Gosta Wiman, OCCUPATIONAL ASTHMA INDUCED BY INHALED JeromeM . Reich; David Scott; Portland, Oregon
Stockholm, Sweden EGG LYSOZYME FORTUITOUS ESOPHAGEAL INTUBATION
ALVEOLAR IMMUNE MEDIATORS IN HIV-RE- Jonathan A. Bernstein, Cincinnati; Allen Kraut, Win- Daniel Dunham; Gregory A. Schmidt, Chicago
LATED PNEUMONIA; DIFFERENT ROLE OF IL-2 nipeg, Canada; David |.B ernstein, Cincinnati; Rich- RETRIEVAL OF AN ASPIRATED BULLET FRAG-
AND IL-1 IN INDUCING LUNG DAMAGE ard Warrington, Winnipeg, Canada; Tami Bolin, Cin- MENT BY FLEXIBLE BRONCHOSCOPY IN A ME-
Alberto Biglino; Brunella Forno; Anna M. Pollono; cinnati; C. P. W. Warren, Winnipeg, Canada; | CHANICALLY VENTILATED PATIENT
Paolo Ghio; Carlo Albera, Torino, Italy Leonard Bernstein, Cincinnati John Fuiginiti, ili; Harakh V. Dedhia; John Kizer;
GRAFT POSITION AND PULMONARY FUNCTION THE EFFECT OF PULMONARY IMPAIRMENT ON Gregory Timberlake, Morgantown, West Virginia
AFTER SINGLE LUNG TRANSPLANTATION FOR ALL-CAUSE MORTALITY IN A NATIONAL COHORT BLEEDING VARICES DUE TO PORTAL HYPER-
OBSTRUCTIVE LUNG DISEASE Ki Moon Bang, Hyattsville, Maryland; Peter J. Ger- TENSION IN SARCOIDOSIS; FAVORABLE EFFECT
Stephanie M. Levine; Antonio R. Anzueto; William J. gen, Bethesda, Maryland; Rachel Kamer, Hyattsville, OF PROPRANOLOL AND PREDNISONE
Gibbons, John H. Calhoon; Stephen G. Jenkinson; Maryland; Bruce Cohen, Boston ChristianF .M elissant; SierdJ .S mith; Bart A.K azzaz,
J. Kent Trinkle; Charles L. Bryan, San Antonio, Texas THE EFFECT OF ANTIBIOTIC THERAPY ON RE- The Hague, the Netherlands; Maurits G.P . Demedts,
SERUM NEOPTERIN AFTER LUNG TRANSPLAN- COVERY OF INTRACELLULAR BACTERIA FROM Pelienberg, Beigium
TATION BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE IN SUSPECTED MR AND CT DIAGNOSIS OF CARCINOID HEART
Marc Humbert; Rose Marie Delattre; Jacques Cer- VENTILATOR-ASSOCIATED NOSOCOMIAL PNEU- DISEASE
rina; Philippe G. Dartevelle; Geraid Simmoneau; MONIA Scott A. Mirowitz; Fernando R. Gutierrez, St Louis
Dominique Emilie, Clamart and Le Plessis Robinson, Randy G. Dotson; Susan K. Pingleton, Kansas City, FARMER'S FEVER; SYSTEMIC MANIFESTATION
France Kansas OF FARMER'S LUNG WITHOUT LUNG INVOLVE-
KNOWLEDGE AND ATTITUDE OF HEALTHY HIGH EVALUATION OF CLINICAL JUDGMENT IN THE MENT
SCHOOL STUDENTS TOWARD BRONCHIAL IDENTIFICATION AND TREATMENT OF NOSO- Yvon Cormier; Marcien Fournier, Michael Laviolette,
ASTHMA AND ASTHMATIC PUPILS COMIAL PNEUMONIA IN VENTILATED PATIENTS Quebec, Canada
Uzi Brook; Yehezkiel Kishon, Holon, Israe/ Jean-Yves Fagon; Jean Chastre; Allan J. Hance; PULMONARY HEMORRHAGE IN ASSOCIATION
DIAGNOSIS OF TUBERCULOUS PLEURISY US- Yves Domart; Jean-Louis Trouillet; Claude Gibert, WITH AUTOIMMUNE CHRONIC ACTIVE HEPATI-
ING THE BIOLOGIC PARAMETERS ADENOSINE Paris, France Tis
DEAMINASE, LYSOZYME, AND INTERFERON RATE OF DECAY OR INCREMENT OF ARTERIAL Amir F. Kagalwaila; Abdul Rahman M. Abu Taleb;
GAMMA PaO, FOLLOWING A CHANGE IN SUPPLEMENTAL Yasmeen A. Kagaiwalla; Mir Mumiaz Ali; Hassan M.
Luis Valdés; Esther San José; David Alvarez; Alfredo OXYGEN IN MECHANICALLY VENTILATED PA- Yaish, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Sarandeses; Antonio Pose; Benilda Chomdén; José TIENTS WITH DIFFUSE PNEUMONIA PNEUMOBLASTOMA IN NEUROFIBROMATOSIS
Manuel Alvarez-Dobafio; Marcelino Saigueiro; José Roberto A. Solis, South Orange, New Jersey; Chris- luc P. Bron; Nigel R. HowaArlext Fh. M;ull er,
Ramon Rodriguez Suarez, La Coruna, Spain topher Anseimi, Paterson, New Jersey; Marc H. Geneva, Switzerland
PSEUDOMONAS CEPACIA IN LUNG TRANS- Lavietes, Newark, New Jersey; M. Anees Khan, IDIOPATHIC HEMOTHORAX
PLANT RECIPIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS South Orange, New Jersey Christianne M. Yung; Steven C. Bessen; Vijay Hin-
Gregory |. Snell; Alberto De Hoyos; Me! Krajden; PROPOFOL VS MIDAZOLAM IN SHORT-, MEDIUM- gorani; Neil C. Clements, Jc; Anthony A. Caruso,
TimothyL . Winton; Janet R.M aurer, Toronto, Canada AND LONG-TERM SEDATION OF CRITICALLY ILL Tucson
CRYOSURGERY IN BRONCHOSCOPIC TREAT PATIENTS; A COST-BENEF!T ANALYSIS CARDIAC ABSCESS FOLLOWING PERCUTANE-
MENT OF TRACHEOBRONCHIAL STENOSIS; IN- Genis Carrasco, Ricard Molina; Josep Costa; Josep OUS TRANSLUMINAL CORONAAY ANGIO-
DICATIONS, LIMITS, PERSONAL EXPERIENCE Maria Soler; Liuis Cabré, Barcelona, Spain PLASTY
Alberto Marasso; Ettore Gallo; Gian Mario Mas- SERUM CYTOKINE LEVELS IN HUMAN SEPTIC Jean-Francois Timsit; Miche! A. Wolff; Jean-Pierre
saglia; Maurizio Onoscuri; Valter Bernardi, Torino, SHOCK; RELATION TO MULTIPLE-SYSTEM OR- Bédos; Jean Christopher Lucet; Dominique Décré,
Maly GAN FAILURE AND MORTALITY Paris, France
HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF EOSINOPHIL CATI- Michael R. Pinsky, Pittsburgh; Jean-Louis Vincent; CARDIAC TAMPONADE DUE TO NOCARDIA AS-
ONIC PROTEIN AND EOSINOPHIL PROTEIN X IN Jacques Deviere; Marisa Alegre; Robert J. Kahn; TEROIDES
EOSINOPHILIC PLEURAL EFFUSIONS Etienne Dupont, Brussels, Belgium Timothy L. Clenney; Michael D. Hammond; Peter P.
Tom Petterson, Helsinki, Finland; Henrik N. Riska; ORGANOPHOSPHATES AND THE HEART McKeown; Doug A. Holt; Paul M. Wallach, Tampa
Seppo Sutinen, Mjolboista, Finland; Matthi Kiockars, Arie Roth; llan Zellinger; Michael Arad; Jacob Ats- PULMONARY HYPERTENSION SECONDARY TO
CHEST / 103 /6/ JUNE, 1993 1961
THROMBOCYTOSIS IN A PATIENT WITH MYELOID THE PASSAGE OF APOPTOTIC CELLULAR DE- TRANSCRIPTION
METAPLASIA BRIS THROUGH PHAGOCYTIC MACROPHAGES Lois J. Geist; Martha Monick; Mark Stinski; Gary
Kenneth S. Marvin; Richard D. Speliberg, Long Richard S. Kornbiuth; Janette Rhodes; Dougias D. Hunninghake, lowa City
Beach, California Richman, San Diego INITIATION AND MAINTENANCE OF THE GRAN-
FOCAL PULMONARY EMBOLISM PRESENTING HIV INFECTIONS OF THE LUNG; ROLE OF VIRUS- ULOMATOUS RESPONSE
AS DIFFUSE PULMONARY EDEMA INFECTED MACROPHAGES IN THE PATHOPHYS- Steven L. Kunkel; Robert M. Strieter; Nicholas Lu-
R. Lee Jobe; Mervyn 8. Forman, Nashville tOLOGY OF PULMONARY DISEASE kacs; Stephen W. Chensue, Ann Arbor
CONCURRENT CATAMENIAL HEMOTHORAX AND Monte S. Meltzer; Richard S. Kornbiuth; Brian Han- FUNCTIONAL AND PHENOTYPIC PROPERTIES
HEMOPNEUMOTHORAX sen; Subhash Dhawan; Howard E. Gendeiman, San OF THE CD4 + T CELL POPULATION IN A MURINE
P Ravidran; R. Jose Raj; K. Parameswaran, Trivan- Diego PULMONARY DELAYED-TYPE HYPERSENSITIV-
drum, india ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES IN HIV-1 INFECTION ITY RESPONSE
ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME- EXPRESS ACCESSORY MOLECULES, ACTIVA- Patricia S. Coulson; Lesiey E. Smythies; R. Alan
RELATED VISCERAL LEISHMANIASIS PRESENT- TION MARKERS, AND RELEASE INCREASED BI- Wilson, York, England
ING IN A PLEURAL EFFUSION OLOGICAL RESPONSE MODIFIERS INCREASED TNF-ALPHA AND IL6 mRNA EX-
Carol E. Chenoweth, Ann Arbor Michigan; Sarah Carlo Agostini; Livio Trentin; Renato Zambelio; Pietro PRESSION BY ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES IN
Singal, Rochester, New York; Richard D. Pearson, Bulian; Spiridione Garbisa; Angiolo Cipriani; Paoio CHRONIC BERYLLIUM DISEASE
Charlottesville, Virginia; Robert F. Betts, Rochester, Cadrobbi; Gianpietro Semenzato, Padua, Italy Thomas Bost; L. Newman; D. Riches
New York; David M. Markovitz, Ann Arbor, Michigan HIV IMPAIRS ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGE MAN- CELLULAR IMMUNITY IN SARCOIDOSIS AND HY-
RADIOTHERAPY: AN EFFECTIVE TREATMENT NOSE RECEPTOR FUNCTION AGAINST PNEU- PERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONIA; RECENT AD-
OF CEREBRAL INVOLVEMENT BY LYMPHOMA- MOCYSTIS CARINII VANCES
TOID GRANULOMATOSIS Henry Koziel; B. A. Kruskal; A. 8. Ezekowitz; R. M. Gianpietro Semenzato; Renato Zambelio; Livio Tren-
Héléne Simard, Pierre LeBlanc, Quebec, Canada Rose, Boston tin; Carlo Agostini, Padova, Italy
SLEEP STUDIES IN OSA PATIENTS BEFORE CPAP T CELL INVOLVEMENT IN RESISTANCE TO FAC- CD3+, CD4+, CD8-, ia- T CELLS ADOPTIVELY
TREATMENT: ONE NIGHT OR TWO? ULTATIVE INTRACELLULAR PATHOGENS OF THE TRANSFER MURINE EXPERIMENTAL HYPER-
William C. Orr, Oklahoma LUNGS SENSITIVITY PNEUMONITIS
CERVICAL INJURY CAUSING WIDENING OF THE Priscilla A.C ampbell, Denver Mark Schuyler; Katherine Gott; George Shopp; Lida
MEDIASTINUM BRONCHOALVEOLAR LAVAGE FLUID AND HAN- Crooks, Albuquerque
Janet M. J. Hammond; Peter D. Potgieter Cape DLING OF MYCOBACTERIA HYPERSENSITIVITY PNEUMONITIS IN THE
Town, South Africa Rodney P. Swartz; Henry Yeager, Jr, Washington, DC ATHYMIC NUDE MOUSE; ANOTHER EVIDENCE
BOA CONSTRICTOR HOST DEFENSE AGAINST PNEUMOCYSTIS CA- OF T CELL DEPENDENCY
John R. Cohn; Robert T. Sataioft, Philadelphia RINI IN MICE SELECTIVELY DEPLETED OF Ken Ohta; Hajime Takizawa; Naohito Suzuki; Takashi
THE ATTRIBUTION OF LUNG CANCER TO ASBES- Ueda; Tadashi Horiuchi; Hirokazu Okudaira; Junji
TOS ; Martha L. Warnock; H. Benfer Shiga; Kohji Ito, Tokyo, Japan
William Weiss, Philadelphia CONFERENCE SUMMARY
Response— Takumi Kishimoto, Okayama, Japan CD8 CELLS MEDIATE DELAYED HYPERSENS!- Peter H. Henson, Denver
SMALL-VOLUME NEBULIZERS VERSUS ME- TIVITY FOLLOWING INTRAPULMONARY INFEC-
TERED-DOSE INHALERS TION WITH CRYPTOCOCCUS NEOFORMANS NUMBER 3, MARCH, 1993
Warren C. Miller; John W. Mason, Webster, Texas Christopher H. Mody; Rober Paine, til; Catherine J.
CHYLOUS TRANSPORT OF AMIODARONE Jackson; Galen B. Toews, Ann Arbor CHARACTERISTICS INFLUENCING THE EFFEC-
ira Weinryb; Kenneth A. Conrad, Radnor, Pennsyl- POTENTIAL ROLE OF VIRUSES IN THE PATHO- TIVE ADMINISTRATION OF DRUGS AS INHALA-
vama GENESIS OF PULMONARY FIBROSIS TION AEROSOLS
DEFINITIONS FOR SEPSIS AND ORGAN FAILURE Lois J. Geist; Gary W. Hunninghake, lowa City AnthonyJ . Hickey, Chicago
THE ACCP/SCCM CONSENSUS CONFERENCE ALTERED PATTERNS OF LUNG LYMPHOCYTE BACTEREMIC PNEUMOCOCCAL PNEUMONIA
COMMITTEE REPORT ACCUMULATION IN SILICOSIS IN CYTOKINE- MORTALITY RATE—IS IT REALLY DIFFERENT IN
lan L. Cohen, Albany, New York SUFFICIENT (C3H/HeN) AND CYTOKINE-DEFI- SWEDEN?
Respon— sRoege r C. Bone, Chicago CIENT (C3H/HeJ-LPS*) MICE Thomas J. Marrie, Halifax, Canada
Geraid S. Davis; Kevin O. Lesiie; Janet E. Schwarz; THE ROLE OF THROMBOSIS IN PULMONARY
NUMBER 2, FEBRUARY, 1993 LHienmdean waM.y , PfBeuirflfeirn;g tonL,a urVae rmHoinltl -Eubanks; David R. HStYuParEt RRTiEchN,S ICOhiNc ago
(Supplement) ALTERED PRODUCTION AND REGULATION OF EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT MANAGEMENT OF
MONOCYTE CHEMOATTRACTANT PROTEIN-1 LIFE-THREATENING ASTHMA: ARE NEBULIZERS
INTRODUCTION FROM PULMONARY FIBROBLASTS ISOLATED OBSOLETE?
Peter Henson, Lee Newman, Denver FROM PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY Michael T Newhouse, Hamilton, Canada
T CELL TOLERANCE (GILES F. FILLEY LECTURE) FIBROSIS A STITCH IN TIME SAVES LIVES
Philippa Marrack; James McCormack, Jill Callahan; Theodore J. Standiford; Mark W. Rolfe; Steven L Witham C. Shoemaker, Los Angeles
Leszek ignatowicz; John Kappler, Denver Kunkel; Joseph P. Lynch, til; Frank S. Becker; Mark EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT TREATMENT OF SE-
T CELL RECEPTOR VARIABLE BETA-GENE EX- 8B. Orringer; Sem Phan; Robert M. Sirieter, Ann VERE ASTHMA: METERED-DOSE INHALER PLUS
PRESSION IN THE NORMAL LUNG AND IN ACTIVE Arbor HOLDING CHAMBER IS EQUIVALENT IN EFFEC-
PULMONARY SARCOIDOSIS RECOMBINANT INTERFERON-GAMMA RE- TIVENESS TO NEBULIZER
Jeffrey D. Forman; Richard F Silver; Jonathan T. DUCES PDGF-INDUCED LUNG FIBROBLAST Ahamed H. Idris; Michael F. McDermott; John C
Klein; E. James Britt; PeneloP.p Sceott ; StevenA GROWTH BUT STIMULATES PDGF PRODUCTION Raucci, Chicago; Angel Morrabel; Susan McGorray,
Schonteid; Carol J.J ohns; DavidR . Moller, Baltimore BY ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES IN VITRO Leslie Hendeles, Gainesville, Florida
ADHESION MOLECULES INVOLVED IN LEUKO- ArnoidR . Brody, James C. Bonner; Annette Badgett, SERIAL FIBEROPTIC BRONCHOSCOPIC OBSER-
CYTE RECRUITMENT AND LYMPHOCYTE RECIR- Research Triangle Park, North Carolina VATIONS OF ENDOBRONCHIAL TUBERCULOSIS
CULATION TOLERANCE TO HAPTEN PREVENTS SPECIFIC BEFORE AND EARLY AFTER ANTITUBERCULO-
Uoyd M. Stooiman, Ann Arbor DELAYED TYPE HYPERSENSITIVITY AND PUL- SIS CHEMOTHERAPY
CHARACTERIZATION OF THE LEUKOCYTE IN- MONARY INTERSTITIAL FIBROSIS IN THE Yong Hoon Kim; Hyeon Tae Kim; Kyung Soo Lee;
TEGRIN SUBUNIT BETA7 MOUSE MODEL Soo Taek Uh; Yeon Tae Cung, Choong Nam, Korea;
Curzio Riiegg; Robert Pytela; David J. Erie, San Ryo Kimura, Hui Hu; Joan Stein-Streiein, Miarm Choon S. Park, Seoul, Korea
Francisco THE T CELL AND THE AIRWAY’S FIBROTIC RE- COMPARATIVE COST-EFFECTIVENESS ANALY-
ROLE OF EXTRACELLULAR MATRICES, MATRIX SPONSE IN ASTHMA SIS OF THEOPHYLLINE AND IPRATROPIUM BRO-
RECEPTORS, AND CYTOKINES IN GRANULO- Stephen T. Holgate; Ratko Djukanovic; Peter H MIDE IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY
MATOUS LUNG INFLAMMATION Howarth; Stephen Montefort, William Roche, South- DISEASE; A THREE-CENTER STUDY
Rafael L.P erez: Young-June Jeon; Gerald W. Staton, ampton, England Amal Jubran; Nicholas J. Gross, Hines, lilinois; Joe
Jr, Jesse Roman, Atlanta A ROLE FOR T HELPER-1 CELLS IN THE INDUC- W. Ramsdell; Raffi Simonian, San Diego; Kar! Schut-
MECHANISMS OF LYMPHOCYTE ACCUMULA- TION OF AIRWAY HYPERRESPONSIVENESS tenheim, Long Beach; Michae/l Sax, Hartlord; Diane
TION IN PULMONARY DISEASE Johan Garssen; F P Nijkamp; H. Van Der Viiet; H J. Kaniecki; Renee J. Goldberg Arnoid, New York;
David M. Center, Jeffrey S. Berman, Hardy Kornteid; Van Loveren FrankA . Si g. New 8 k, New Jersey
ArthurC . Theodore; William W. Cruikshank, Boston IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION PULMONARY VASCULAR LESIONS OCCURRING
IN SITU REGULATION OF PULMONARY MACRO- OF T LYMPHOCYTES AND EOSINOPHILS IN THE IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC MAJOR VESSEL
PHAGE TNF-ALPHA mRNA EXPRESSION BY IL2 BRONCHIAL WALL OF ACTIVELY SENSITIZED THROMBOEMBOLIC PULMONARY HYPERTEN-
Steven M. Dubinett, Min Huang, Shawkat Dhanani GUINEA PIGS SION
David Kelley, Alan Lichtenstein; Wayne W. Grody Jose-Roberto Lapa e Silva; Marina Pretolani KennethM . Moser, Colin M. BioSoanr D,ieg o
Leah E. Mintz, Los Angeles Claude-Marie Bachelet, David Baker; Rik J. Shep- DOES COLD AIR AFFECT EXERCISE CAPACITY
CD4+ T CELL SUBSETS IN PULMONARY LYM- per; B. Boris Vargaftig AND DYSPNEA IN STABLE CHRONIC OBSTRUC-
PHOCYTE RECRUITMENT CHANGES IN T LYMPHOCYTE SUBSETS AND TIVE PULMONARY DISEASE?
Sucha Kim; Patricia J. Scott; Jeffrey L. Curtis, Ann ACTIVATION FOLLOWING CHRONIC ANTIGEN IN- David P S. Spence; David R. Graham; Jamila
Arbor HALATIONS IN MONKEYS Ahmed; Karen Rees; Michael G. Person; Peter M
PULMONARY RESPONSES TO ANTIGEN Donaid J Souza, Robert 1. Gundel; Randy W. A. Calverley, Liverpool, England
David E. Bice, Albuquerque Barton; Caro! D. Stearns; Carol A. Torcellini; Eric J. TREATMENT OF COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEU-
PROGRAMMED CELL DEATH AND APOPTOSIS IN Miner; L. Gordon Letts; Craig D. Wegner, Ridgefield, MONIA: A MULTICENTER, DOUBLE-BLIND, RAN-
LYMPHOCYTE DEVELOPMENT AND FUNCTION Connecticut DOMIZED STUDY COMPARING CLARITHROMY-
J. John Cohen, Denver LUNG ALLOGRAFT REJECTION; ROLE OF TU- CIN WITH ERYTHROMYCIN
THE ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE PHOSPHATIDYL- MOR NECROSIS FACTOR-ALPHA AND INTER- Sin Ming Chien, Toronto, Canada; Philip Pichotta;
SERINE ON APOPTOTIC CELLS IS AN INDUCIBLE LEUKIN-6 Nancy Siepman, Abbott Park, lilinois; Charlies K
FUNCTION IN MURINE BONE MARROW-DERIVED Mark W Rolfe, Steven Kunkel; Pamela Lincoin. Chan, Toronto, Canada and the Canada-Sweden
MACROPHAGES Michael Deeb, Flavian Lupinetti, Robert Stneter, Ann Clarithromycin-Pneumonia Study Group
Valerie A. Fadok; Dennis R. Voelker; Priscilla A Arbor RESPIRATORY HEALTH OF SWINE PRODUCERS
Campbell; Donna L. Bratton; J. John Cohen; PW. S IMMEDIATE EARLY GENES OF CYTOMEGALOVI- FOCUS ON YOUNG WORKERS
Nobile, David WH. Riches, Peter M.H enson, Denver RUS ANTAGONIZE THE INHIBITORY EFFECTS OF Jan E. Zejda; Thomas S. Hurst; Charies S. Rhodes;
RECOVERY OF INFECTIOUS HIV FOLLOWING CYCLOSPORIN A ON I” TERLEUKIN-2 GENE Ernest M. Barber; Helen H. McDuffie; James A
1962 Subject Index, Volume 103 (January-June, 1993)
Dosman, Saskatoon, Canada Naresh P. Singh; Judith A. Despars; David W. Stans- NONINVASIVE PRESSURE SUPPORT VENTILA-
DEATHS IN BACTEREMIC PNEUMOCOCCAL bury; Kathy Avalos; Richard W. Light, Long Beach, TION IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE RESPIRATORY
PNEUMONIA: A COMPARISON OF TWO POPU- California FAILURE
LATIONS-HUNTINGTON, WVA, AND STOCKHOLM, REDUCED EFFECT OF INHALED £,-ADRENER- Marc Wysocki; Laurent Tric; Michel A. Wolff; Jacques
SWEDEN GIC AGONISTS ON LUNG MUCOCILIARY CLEAR- Gertner; Henri Millet; Bernard Herman, Paris, France
Ake Ortqvist; Mats Kalin, Danderyd, Sweden; inger ANCE IN PATIENTS WITH CYSTIC FIBROSIS ASSESSMENT OF THERAPEUTIC BENEFIT IN
Julander, Stockholm, Sweden, Maurice Mufson, Jann Mortensen; Annelise Hansen; Merete Falk; ASTHMATIC PATIENTS
Huntington, West Virginia Inge Kirketerp Nielsen; Steffen Groth, Copenhagen, The Clinical Resp y Group
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE SEVERITY Denmark PULMONARY ATELECTASIS AND DYSPHAGIA IN
OF SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME AND 24-H BLOOD VARIANTS OF a,-ANTITRYPSIN IN PUERTO Ri- A 69-YEAR-OLD CACHECTIC MAN
PRESSURE VALUES IN PATIENTS WITH OB- CAN CHILDREN WITH ASTHMA Myung Soo Shin; Mark S. Forshag, Birmingham,
STRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA Charlotte R. Colp; John Pappas; Donaid Moran, New Alabama
Peretz Lavie; Naama Yoffe; lulia Berger; R. Peled, York; Jack Lieberman, Sepulveda, California DOSING EFFICIENCY AND PARTICLE-SIZE
Haita, Israel OCCULT CANCER IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE CHARACTERISTICS OF PRESSURIZED ME-
CATECHOLAMINES AND BLOOD PRESSURE IN PULMONARY EMBOLISM: A PROSPECTIVE TERED-DOSE INHALER AEROSOLS IN NARROW
OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME STUDY CATHETERS
Oreste Marrone; Loredana Riccobono; Adriana Sai- Manuel Monreal; Antoni Casals; Jaume Boix; Angel Robert H. Taylor; Jerrold Lerman, Toronto, Ontario
vaggio; Angela Mirabella; Anna Bonanno; Maria Olazabal; Enric Montserrat; Manue/ Ribas Mundo, Carole Chambers; Myrna Dolovich, Hamilton, Can-
Rosaria Bonsignore, Palermo, Italy Barcelona, Spain ada
EXERCISE-RELATED POTASSIUM AND FREE DOES THE HYPOXIC VENTILATORY RESPONSE ALTERED MENTAL STATUS, HYPOXEMIA, AND A
FATTY ACID LEVEL CHANGES IN CORONARY PREDICT THE OXYGEN-INDUCED FALLS IN VEN- RASH IN A 32-YEAR-OLD MAN
ARTERY DISEASE: RESPONSES AFTER MOD- TILATION IN COPD? William V. Kinnard; Robert M. Cook; Thomas A. Neff,
ERATE INTENSITY TRAINING Richard 8. Berry; Cornelis Kees Mahutte; James L Denver
Guy A. MacGowan; Michael Casey; Robert Stirling; Kirsch; David W. Stansbury; Richard W. Light, Long ANATOMIC CORRELATES OF REVERSIBLE RE-
Mark Brett; Anthony Kinsella; John H. Horgan, Dub- Beach, Calif~rnia STRICTIVE LUNG DISEASE
lin, Ireland PREVENTIVe THERAPY FOR THE PATIENT WITH David A. Kaminsky; Charles G. irvin, Denver
O, UPTAKE KINETICS IN RESPONSE TO EXER- BOTH UNIVERSAL INDICATION AND CONTRAIN- IMMUNOLOGIC THERAPY FOR ARDS, SEPTIC
CISE: A MEASURE OF TISSUE ANAEROBIOSIS DICATION FOR ISONIAZID SHOCK, AND MULTIPLE-ORGAN FAILURE
IN HEART FAILURE Marian R. Passannante; Robert A. Restifo; Lee B. RoyC . St. John; Paul M. Dorinsky, Columbus, Ohio
Yong Yu Zhang; Kariman Wasserman; Kathy E Reichman, Newark, New Jersey THE DIAGNOSIS OF A PULMONARY ARTERY
Sietsema; issahar Ben-Dov; Thomas J. Barstow; THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ALVEOLAR MAC- THROMBUS BY TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHO-
Grace Mizumoto; Cynthia S. Sullivan, Torrance, Cal- ROPHAGE TNF, IL-1, AND PGE, RELEASE, ALVEO- CARDIOGRAPHY
itornia LITIS, AND DISEASE SEVERITY IN SARCOIDOSIS Adam Cerel; Andrew J. Burger, Boston
EXERCISE-INDUCED AIRFLOW OBSTRUCTION Robert J. Pueringer; David A. Schwartz; Charles S MULTIPLE MYELOMA COMPLICATED BY RE-
IN A HEALTHY MILITARY POPULATION Dayton, Steven R. Gilbert; Gary W. Hunninghake, STRICTIVE CARDIOMYOPATHY AND CARDIAC
Anne E. O Donnell, Washington, DC; John Fling, lowa City TAMPONADE
Carswell AFB, Texas EMPYEMA OF THE THORAX IN ADULTS: ETIOL- Mark A. Mitchell; Mark D. Hornefter; Theodore J.
ALTERED EXERCISE GAS EXCHANGE AND CAR- OGY, MICROBIOLOGIC FINDINGS AND MANAGE- Standiford, Ann Arbor, Michigan
DIAC FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH MILD MENT HIGH-ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA WITH PUL-
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE Inmaculada Alfageme; Francisco Munoz; Nicolas MONARY THROMBOEMBOLISM
Rick Carter; Brooke Nicotra; Willie Blevins; David Pena; Sebastian Umbria, Seville, Spain Sawako Nakagawa; Keishi Kubo; Tomonobu Koi-
Holiday, Tyler, Texas THROMBOTIC LESIONS IN PRIMARY PLEXOGE- zumi; Toshio Kobayashi; Morie Sekiguchi, Matsu-
RED CELL MAGNESIUM CONCENTRATION IN NIC ARTERIOPATHY; SIMILAR PATHOGENESIS moto, Japan
COR PULMONALE: CORRELATION WITH CARDI- OR COMPLICATION? TENSION FECAL PNEUMOTHORAX IN A POST-
OPULMONARY FINDINGS Cornelis A. Wagenvoort; Paul G. H. Mulder, Rotter- PARTUM PATIENT
Nestor J. Angomachalelis; Hercules S. Titopoulos; dam, the Netherlands Leone! Lacayo; Juan M. Taveras, Ili; Nestor Sosa;
Mathos G, Tsougas; Agapios Gavrielides, Thessa- INCIDENCE AND NATURAL HISTORY OF Kenneth R. Ratzan, Miami Beach
loniki, Greece PHRENIC NEUROPATHY OCCURRING DURING USE OF IMIPENEM IN THE TREATMENT OF PUL-
ONE NEGATIVE POLYSOMNOGRAM DOES NOT OPEN HEART SURGERY MONARY NOCARDIOSIS
EXCLUDE OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA Michael A. DeVita; Lawrence R. Robinson; John William K. Lo; Kenneth V. |. Rolston, Houston
Thomas J. Meyer; Scott E. Eveloff, Providence, Rehder; Brack Hattler; Catherine Cohen, Pittsburgh INVERSE RATIO VENTILATION IN ARDS: IM-
Rhode isiand; Lewis R. Kline, Pittsburgh; Richard DIFFUSING CAPACITY DECREASES AFTER PROVED OXYGENATION WITHOUT AUTOPEEP
P. Millman, Providence, Rhode Island HEART TRANSPLANTATION Constantine A. Manthous; Gregory A. Schmidt, Chi-
CONGENITAL CYSTIC ADENOMATOID MALFOR- Jill A. Ohar; Joan Osterioh; Nadeem Ahmed; Leslie cago
MATION Miller, St. Louis EOSINOPHILIC PLEURITIS DUE TO PROPYL-
Michelle M. Cloutier; David A. Schaeffer; Donaid BRONCHOGENIC CARCINOMA IN YOUNG PA- THIOURACIL
Hight, Farmington, Connecticut TIENTS AT RISK FOR ACQUIRED IMMUNODEF'I- Kathryn L. Middleton, Chicago; Robert Santelia,
COMPARISON OF VIDEO THORASCOPIC LUNG CIENCY SYNDROME Cooperstown, New York; James |. Couser, Jr, Chi-
BIOPSY TO OPEN LUNG BIOPSY IN THE DIAG- Thomas K. S. Chan; Conrado P. Aranda; William N. cago
NOSIS OF INTERSTITIAL LUNG DISEASE Rom, New York GOODPASTURE’'S SYNDROME; UNUSUAL PRES-
Denis D. Bensard; Robert C. Mcintyre, Jr; Bruce J INTRAVASCULAR VOLUME LOADING REVERSI- ENTATION AFTER EXPOSURE TO HARD METAL
Waring; John S. Simon, Denver BLY DECREASES AIRWAY CROSS-SECTIONAL DUST
A PLACEBO-CONTROLLED DOSE-FINDING AREA Peter Lechieitner; Monika Detregger; Kari Lhotta
STUDY WITH BAMBUTEROL IN ELDERLY PA- Randall C. Wetzel, Baltimore; Christian J. Herold, Martin Totsch; Falko Fend, Innsbruck, Austria
TIENTS WITH ASTHMA Vienna, Austria; Elias A. Zerhouni; James L. Robo- LIVER CIRRHOSIS WITH SEVERE HYPOXEMIA
Daniel S. Sitar; Fred Y Aoki; Charles P. Warren, tham, Baltimore AND PARADOXIC PULMONARY VASCULAR RE-
Winnipeg, Canada; Allan Knight, Ronaid F. Gross- IN-HOSPITAL PROGNOSTIC RELEVANCE OF A SPONSE TO GRADED INSPIRATORY OXYGEN
man, Toronto, Canada; Michael Alexander, Niagara REDUCED ISCHEMIC THRESHOLD: STUDIES IN TENSION
Falls, Canada; Sherif Soliman, Lund, Sweden 357 CONSECUTIVE PATIENTS WITH ACUTE COR- Shyuichi Kobayashi; Akira Aida; Kenichiro Aoi; Ma-
DURATION OF EFFECT OF LORATADINE AND ONARY SYNDROMES saharu Nishirnura; Yoshikazu Kawakami, Sapporo,
TERFENADINE ADMINISTERED ONCE A DAY FOR Jaime Figueras; Rosa M. Lidon, Barcelona, Spain Japan
ONE WEEK ON CUTANEOUS AND INHALED DEMONSTRATION OF A RELATION BETWEEN INVASIVE PULMONARY ASPERGILLOSIS PRE-
REACTIVITY TO HISTAMINE URINARY DIGOXIN-LIKE IMMUNOREACTIVE SENTING AS MASSIVE HEMOPTYSIS IN A NON-
Manon Labrecque; Heberto Ghezzo; Jocelyne L SUBSTANCE AND CARDIAC PERFORMANCE IMMUNOCOMPROMISED HOST
Archeveque; Carole Trudeau; Andre Cartier; Jean Howard S. Friedman; Bernice Babb; In-Bo Shim; Jitendra Athayde; Eric T. Shore, Hartford, Connecti-
Luc Malo, Montreal, Canada Gustavo Sotomora; Santord M. Farrer; Balendu C cut
SERUM CONCENTRATION OF SOLUBLE INTER- Vasavada, Brooklyn THYMIC ABSCESS WITH BACTEREMIA AND MA-
LEUKIN 2 RECEPTORS IN ASTHMA: CORRELA- EFFICACY OF 1.4 PERCENT SODIUM CITRATE IN NUBRIOSTERNAL PYARTHROSIS IN A GERIAT
TION WITH DISEASE ACTIVITY MAINTAINING ARTERIAL CATHETER PATENCY IN RIC PATIENT
Christopher K. W. Lai; Christopher H. S. Chan; PATIENTS IN A MEDICAL ICU Eytan Rubinstien; James Slavin, Harttord, Connect-
Joseph C. K. Leung; Kar-neng Lai, Shatin, NT, Hong Pamela K. Branson; Randall A. McCoy; Barbara A icut
Kong Phillips; G. Dennis Clifton, Lexington, Kentucky IATROGENIC ASPIRATION OF COMPONENTS OF
EFFECT OF BODY POSITION ON GAS Ex- RESPONSE OF CRITICALLY ILL PATIENTS TO RESPIRATORY CARE EQUIPMENT
CHANGE IN PATIENTS WITH UNILATERAL CEN- TREATMENT AIMED AT ACHIEVING SUPRANOR- Steven R. Mohnssen; David Greggs, Terre Haute,
TRAL AIRWAY LESIONS: DOWN WITH THE GOOD MAL OXYGEN DELIVERY AND CONSUMPTION Indiana
LUNG? RELATIONSHIP TO OUTCOME GIANT ENDOCARDIAL BLOOD CYST IN LEFT
Shi-Chuan Chang; Huei-ing Chang; Guang-Ming Michelle A. Hayes; Ernest H. S. Yau; Andrew C VENTRICLE RESECTED BY TRANSAORTIC
Shiao; Reury-Perng Perng, Taipei, Taiwan, ROC Timmins; Charles J. Hinds; J. David Watson, London, VALVE APPROACH
PLEURAL EFFUSION IN PATIENTS WITH SYSTE- England Yasuhiro Ohmoto; Kazutumi Tsuchihashi; Shigemichi
MIC CHOLESTEROL EMBOLIZATION VALUE OF BEDSIDE PLATING OF SEMIQUANTI- Tanaka; Kazuaki Shimamoto; Osamu limura, Sap-
Marin H. Kollet, St. Louis; Michael T. McCormack; TATIVE CULTURES FOR DIAGNOSIS OF CEN- poro, Japan
DavidA . Kristo; Vishnu V. B. Reddy, Aurora, Colorado TRAL VENOUS CATHETER-RELATED INFEC- RESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO PULMONARY
BRONCHIAL REACTIVITY TO METHACHOLINE IN TIONS IN ICU PATIENTS LYMPHANGITIS CARCINOMATOSIS
HIV-INFECTED INDIVIDUALS WITHOUT AIDS Oleh W. Hnatiuk, Washington, DC; James D. Pike, Jiro Fujita; Yoshifumi Yamagishi; Akihito Kubo; Keiichi
Gianna Moscato; Renato Maserti, Paolo Marraccini, Tacoma, Washington; Danie! Stoltzfus, Washington, Takigawa, Yasufumi Yamaji; Jiro Takahara, Kagawa,
Francesco Caccamo; Antonio Dellabianca, Pavia, DC; William Lane, Ei Paso Japan
Italy MIXED VENOUS OXYGEN SATURATION IN CRIT- AORTIC STENOSIS ASSOCIATED WITH SCHEIE'S
EFFECTS OF BUSPIRONE ON ANXIETY LEVELS ICALLY ILL SEPTIC PATIENTS: THE ROLE OF SYNDROME: REPORT OF SUCCESSFUL VALVE
AND EXERCISE TOLERANCE IN PATIENTS WITH DEFINED EVENTS REPLACEMENT
CHRONIC AIRFLOW OBSTRUCTION AND MILD Peter Krafft; Heinz Steitzer; Michael Hiesmayr; Wal- Hiroshi Masuda; Yasuo Morishita; Akira Taira; Ma-
ANXIETY ter Klimscha; Alfons F. Hammerie, Vienna, Austria saru Kuriyama, Japan
CHEST / 103 / 6 / JUNE, 1993 1963
970 SYNCHRONOUS CARCIANDN SOOFTM-TIASSU E Ackerman; Sabrina Mattoli, Milan, Italy
SARCOMA: THE IMPORTANCE OF SEARCHING CARDIAC ARRHYTHMIAS DURING PERFORM-
FOR INCIDENTAL RADIATION EXPOSURE ANCE OF THE FLOW-VOLUME LOOP IN ADULT CYSTIC FIBROSIS PATIENTS
Alan D. Steinteid; James New York Cheryl L. Fields; RylaPn. Bdyrd , Jc; MiguelA . Moira L. Aitken; Wylie Burke; Gwen McDonaid;
NONCARDIOGENIC PULMONARY EDEMA AS- — ThomasM . Roy; Mark J. Michaels; Robert Carolyn Wallis; Bonnie Ramsey; Charles M. Nolan;
SOCIATED WITH ACCIDENTAL HYPOTHERMIA , Louisville, Kentucky Seattle
Carlos F. Morales; Patrick Strollo, San Antonio. Texas The RESTAGING OF RESPONDING PATIENTS ELEVATED D DIMER IN THE LUNGS AND BLOOD
HIGH-ALTITUDE PULMONARY EDEMA IN PAR- WITH LIMITED SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER; IS IT OF PATIENTS WITH SARCOIDOSIS
TIAL ANOMALOUS PULMONARY VENOUS CON- REALLY USEFUL? Rafael L. Perez, Decatur, Georgia; Alexander Dun-
NECTION OF DRAINAGE WITH INTACT ATRIAL Ronald Feid, Toronto, Canada; Joseph Pater, King- can; Robert L. Hunter; Geraid W. Staton, Jr, Atlanta
SEPTUM ston, Canada; Pamela J.G oodwin; RonaidF .G ross- ELEVATED CONCENTRATIONS OF CROSS-
Anita Derks; Frank H. Bosch, Amsterdam, the Neth- man, Toronto, Canada; Peter Coy, Victoria, Canada; LINKED FIBRIN DEGRADATION PRODUCTS IN
erlands Nevin Murray, Vancouver, PLASMA, AN EARLY MARKER OF GRAM-NEGA-
MASSIVE HEMOTHORAX ASSOCIATED WITH IN- PILOT STUDY OF CARDIOPULMONARY RISK TIVE BACTEREMIA
TRATHORACIC EXTRAMEDULLARY HEMATOPO}!- FROM PENTOXIFYLLINE IN ADULT RESPIRATORY StevenR . Deitcher; PaulR . Eisenberg, St. Louis
ESIS INVOLVING THE PLEURA DISTRESS SYNDROME TETRACYCLINE AND DOXYCYCLINE INHIBIT
John P. Kupferschmid; David M. Shahian; Andrew Philippe Montravers; Jean-Yves Fagon; Claude Gi- PLEURAL FLUID METALLOPROTEINASES: A POS-
G. Villanueva, Burlington, Massachusetts bert; Francoise Blanchet; Anna Novara; Jean SIBLE MECHANISM FOR CHEMICAL PLEURO-
SHARK OIL PNEUMONIA; AN OVERLOOKED EN- Chastre, Paris, France DESIS
TITY DIAGNOSTIC FIBEROPTIC BRONCHOSCOPY IN Adam N. Hurewitz; Chien Liang Wu; Paul Mancuso;
Deborah S. Asnis; Herbert P. Saltzman; Alex Mel- PATIENTS WITH COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEU- Stanley Zucker, Stony Brook
chert, Flushing, New York MONIA; COMPARISON BETWEEN BRONCHOAL- CEREBRAL HEMODYNAMICS IN OBSTRUCTIVE
PRINZMETAL'S ANGINA PECTORIS REVEALING VEOLAR LAVAGE AND TELESCOPING PLUGGED SLEEP APNEA
ANEURYSM OF THE RIGHT CORONARY ARTERY Mario Siebler; Andi Nach , D idort,
DURING EVOLUTION OF CHURG-STRAUSS SYN- Germany
OROME neses; Maria Eugenia Silva; Myra G. Wilson; Laura STABILITY OF BLOOD GASES IN ICE AND AT
Miche! Drogue; Jean Michel Vergnon; Bernard Wint- Otth, Valdivia, Chile ROOM TEMPERATURE
zer; Jean Christophe Antoine; Vincent Maiquarti, St. 1028 SURVIVAL OF PATIENTS UNDERGOING Nd:YAG HowardP . Liss; Charles B. Payne, Jr, Dayton, Ohio
Etienne, France LASER THERAPY COMPARED WITH Nd:YAG LA- LONG-TERM CHANGE IN SENSITIZED ASTH-
HIGH ADENOSINE DEAMINASE LEVEL IN PLEU- SER THERAPY AND BRACHYTHERAPY FOR MA- MATIC SUBJECTS TO BRONCHIAL HYPERRE-
RAL EFFUSION DUE TO BRONCHOALVEOLAR LIGNANT AIRWAY DISEASE SPONSIVENESS AND TOLUENE DIISOC YANATE
CARCINOMA JettreyM . Shea; RobleeP . Allen; R. Steven Tharratt, Carlo Giuntini; Pier Luigi Paggiaro; Barbara Vagag-
Eugeni Rodriguez; Jose Antonio Martinez; Jordi gini; Federico L. Dente; Elena Bacci; Lorenza Ban-
Buges, Miquel Torres, Barcelona, Spain calari; Maria Carrara; Antoneiia Di Franco; Daniele
A MECHANICAL MODEL OF AUTO-PEEP Giannim, Pisa, Italy
Ricardo Martinez-Ruiz, San Juan, Puerto Rico OF THE EFFECT OF ROUTE OF BREATHING ON PERFORMANCE OF A RESERVOIR NASAL CAN-
INFLUENCE OF PLATELET-DERIVED MICROPAR- UPPER AIRWAY SIZE AND FUNCTION IN NORMAL NULA (OXYMIZER) DURING SLEEP IN HYPOXE-
TICLES IN COAGULATION IN A LUNG CANCER MEN MIC PATIENTS WITH COPD
PATIENT RECEIVING CHEMOTHERAPY ChariesD . Burger; Anthony W. Stanson; Bruce K. EileenM . Hagarty; Morton S. Skorodin, Hines, lili-
Shosaku Nomura; Kojiro Yasunaga, Osaka, Japan Daniels; Patrick F. Sheedy II; John W. Shepard,J r nois; WilliamM . Stiers; Meenal B.M amdaniJi;ll A
CLOSURE OF A TRACHEOEOSOPHAGEAL FIS- Rochester, Minnesota Jessen; Edwin C. Belingon, Hines, illinois
TULA BY BRONCHOSCOPIC APPLICATION OF ENERGY BALANCE IN STABLE MALNOURISHED CARDIORESPIRATORY FITNESS EVALUATION BY
TISSUE GLUE PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PUL- THE SHUTTLE TEST IN ASTHMATICS DURING
Jihad Bouchi, Beirut, Lebanon MONARY DISEASE AEROBIC TRAINING
SEROLOGIC RESPONSE TO ITRACONAZOLE IN C. Francis Ryan; Jeremy D. Road; Patricia A. Buck- SaidB . Ahmaidi; AlainL .V array, Montpellier, France;
ALLERGIC BRONCHOPULMONARY ASPERGIL- ley; Cameron Ross; J. Scott Whittaker, Vancouver, AnneM . Savy-Pacaux, Osseja, France; Christian G
LOSIS Canada Pretaut, Montpellier, France
Adalberto Pacheco; Jose Antonio Martin; Manuela CARDIORESPIRATORY RESPONSES TO INCRE- REDUCTION OF LUNG DIFFUSION FOR CARBON
Cuevas, Madrid, Spain MENTAL EXERCISE IN PATIENTS WITH ASBES- MONOXIDE IN PATIENTS WITH LUNG CARCI-
PERSISTENT BRONCHOPLEURAL FISTULAE IN TOS-RELATED PLEURAL THICKENING AND NOR- NOMA
AN AIDS PATIENT WITH PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINII MAL OR SLIGHTLY ABNORMAL LUNG FUNCTION SergioS . Menna Barreto; PatriciaA .M cClean; John
PNEUMONIA: SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT WITH Albert Miller; Anand D. Bhuptani; Mark F. Sloane; P. Szalai; Noe Zamel, Toronto, Canada
CHEMICAL PLEURODESIS Lee K. Brown; Alvin S. Teirstein, New York SNORING, HYPERTENSION, AND THE SLEEP
John M. Travaline; Gerard J. Criner, Philadeiphia ANTIBODIES TO COLLAGEN IN PATIENTS WITH APNEA SYNDROME: AN EPIDEMIOLOGIC SUR-
AN UNUSUAL CASE OF SEVERE ANAPHYLAXIS IDIOPATHIC PULMONARY FIBROSIS
DUE TO IPRATROPIUM BROMIDE INHALATION George Nakos; Alex Adams; Nikos Andriopouios,
WilliamD . Bone; Dennis E.A mundsSoann Di,eg o Greece
PREGNANCY COMPLICATED BY CARDIAC VAL- RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN CHARACTERISTICS
VULAR DISEASE AND HYPERTENSION OF EXPOSURE TO PIGEON ANTIGENS: CLINICAL PNEUMOCOCCAL BACTEREMIA IN THREE COM-
David J. Wiody, Brooklyn, New York MANIFESTATIONS AND HUMORAL IMMUNE RE- MUNITY TEACHING HOSPITALS FROM 1980 TO
EXPOSURE OF HEALTH-CARE WORKERS TO SPONSE: A STUDY OF 343 PIGEON BREEDERS 1989
AEROSOLIZED PENTAMIDINE IN THE CANARY ISLANDS Chatrchai korn, Youngstown, Ohio; Ann
R. Andrew Mcivor; Lesiie R. Lee Pack; ChariesK pn yee ae de Castro; Teresa Carrillo; Rodolfo Greifenstein; Karen Stroh; David G.J arjoura, Roots-
Chan, Toronto, Canada Castillo; Carlos Bianco; Fernando Diaz, Las Paimas, town, Ohio; DeborBalehn d; Ann Cugino; Andre J
Response — Thomas G. O'Riordan; Geraid C. Smal- ; Manuela Cuevas, Madrid, Ognibene, Canton, Ohio
done, Stony Brook, New York DOPPLER- DERIVED AORTIC MAXIMAL ACCEL- A NEW OXYGEN APPLICATOR FOR SIMULTANE-
ADENOID CYSTIC CARCINOMA MIMICKING A ERATION: A RELIABLE INDEX OF LEFT VENTRIC- OUS MOUTH AND NOSE BREATHING
DERMOID OR HYDATID CYST ULAR SYSTOLIC FUNCTION Dieter Kéhier; Martin Knoch; Sc Clemens Sommer-
Oral Alpan; Selim Yaicin, Ankara, Turkey Olivier Dubourg; Guillaume Jondeau; Alain Beau- feid; Helen Miller, Starnberg, Germany
TETRACYCLINE PLEURODESIS chet; Anne Hardy; Jean-Pierre Bourdarias, Bou- EFFECTS OF INSPIRATORY FLOW RATE ALTER-
Carlos Guzman; Cesar Quijada, , Chile logne, France ATIONS ON GAS EXCHANGE DURING MECHAN-
ADIEU, TETRACYCLINE PLEURODESIS (BUT EFFECTS OF FLECAINIDE AND PROPAFENONE ICAL VENTILATION IN NORMAL LUNGS: EFFI-
NOT IN GERMANY) ON SYSTOLIC PERFORMANCE IN SUBJECTS CIENCY OF END-INSPIRATORY PAUSE
Ulrich Costabel, Essen, Germany WITH NORMAL CARDIAC FUNCTION Odile Pillet; Marie Luce Choukroun; Yves Castaing,
984 ERRATUM Vincenzo Santinelli; Mariarosaria Arnese; igino Bordeaux, France
Crescenzo Matarazzi. Stefania Maione; Ma- THE EFFECTS OF CIGARETTE SMOKING ON
rio Paima; Anna Giunta, Naples, Italy PUL MOD
NUMBER3 , MARCH, by An e. sepmeg EXERCISE-INDUCED SILENT MYOCARDIAL IS-
Abstracts, XVII World CHEMIA IN SINGLE VESSEL CORONARY ARTERY
Ghosnses of the Chest, Aensterdam. DISEASE PATIENTS WITH AND WITHOUT QO WAVE
June 13-18, 1993 INFARCTION: ASSESSMENT BY THALLIUM-201 , Scotland
SINGLE-PHOTON EMISSION COMPUTED TO- DYNAMIC ‘RESPIRATORY PATTERNS AFTER LAP-
MOGRAPHY AROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY
NUMBER 4, APRIL, 1993 Yasuo Matsuda, Takashi Yamagishi; Akira Satoh, StevenM . Shuiman; Timothy A. M. Chuter; Charies
Masami Nakatsuka, Junya Maeda, Yamaguci, Ja- New York
985 IS CHEST CT PERFORMED TOO OFTEN? pan ALLERGEN-INDUCED RECRUITMENT OF IN-
Anthony F. DiMarco; Berta Briones, Cleveland ECHOCARDIOGRAPHIC EVALUATION OF PUL- FLAMCELMLS AIN TLAVAOGE R3 ANYD 2 4 H
986 ASTHMA, LYMPHOCYTES, AND DENDRITIC MONARY ARTERY DISTENSIBILITY AFTER CHALLENGE IN ALLERGIC ASTHMATIC
CELLS Tomasz J. Pasierski; Randal G. Starling; Philip F. LUNGS
Mark W. Frampton, Rochester, New York ; Anthony C. Pearson, Columbus, Ohio René AalberHesn;k F.K auftmBaartn Vr;ug t; Gerard
987 CARDIOVASCULAR ALTERATIONS IN HEAT “INFECTIVE” MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION H. KoéteJran; G. R. de Monchy, Groningen, the
STROKE Arnon Bium; Samuel Sclarovsky; Eidad Rechavia, Netherlands
Zakauddin A. Vera; Carroll E. Cross, Sacramento, Petah Tiqva, !srae/ EFFECTS OF SHORT-TERM OXYGENATION
California USE OF BCG VACCINE IN SHELTERS FOR THE
989 MAST CELLS IN FIBROTIC LUNG DISORDERS HOMELESS; A DECISION ANALYSIS
Alberto Pesci; Giuseppina Bertorelli, Marzio Ga- Mary D. Nettleman, iowa City
brielli; Dario Olivieri, Parma, italy THE INFLUENCE OF RESPIRATORY ACID-SASE Antonio Pesenti; Nicola Rossi; Andrea Calori; Giu-
997 INTRAEPITHELIAL DENDRITIC CELLS AND SE- STATUS ON ADULT PULMONARY VASCULAR RE- seppe Foti; Gian Piero Rossi, Monza, Italy
LECTIVE ACTIVATION OF Thi2-LIKE LYMPHO- SISTANCE BEFORE AND AFTER CARDIOPUL- INTRAPLEURAL STREPTOKINASE AS ADJUNC-
CYTES IN PATIENTS WITH ATOPIC ASTHMA MONARY BYPASS TIVE TREATMENT FOR PERSISTENT EMPYEMA
Alberto Sellini; Enza Vittori,; Maurizio Marini; Victoria DavidA . Fullerton; LyleE . Kirson; John A. St. Cyr; IN PEDIATRIC PATIENTS
1964 Subject Index, Volume 103 (January-June, 1993)
Harel Rosen; Vinay M. Nadkarni; Mary Theroux; Raj CORONARY ARTERY IN ANEURYSMAL SUBA- 1308 NEW FORCEPS FOR BIOPSY OF PERIPHERAL
Padman; Joe! Klein, Wilmington, Delaware RACHNOID HEMORRHAGE AIRWAYS
CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE Takanori Yasu; Mafumi Owa; Nobuhiro Omura; Ta- Takashi Aikawa; Sanae Shimura; Hidetada Sasaki
MORTALITY; A ROLE FOR ALTITUDE kaaki Katsuki; Muneyasu Saito, Omiya, Japan Tamotsu Takishima, Sendai, Japan
Timothy R. Coté, Baltimore; Donna F. Stroup, Atlanta; REGRESSION OF CARDIAC INSUFFICIENCY AF- REDUCED MORTALITY RATES IN SEVERE ADULT
Diane M. Dwyer, Baltimore; John M. Horan, Atlanta; TER AMBULATORY INTRAVENOUS DEFEROXA- RESPIRATORY DISTRESS SYNDROME
Dan E. Peterson, Madison, Wisconsin MINE IN THALASSEMIA MAJOR Klaus L ; Rolf Rossaint; Klaus Slama;
CHEST ROENTGENOGRAPHIC GUIDELINES IN Pierre Wacker; Daniel S. Halperin; Dominique Bal- Konrad J. Falke; Henning Weidemann, Berlin, Ger-
THE SELECTION OF PATIENTS FOR FIBEROPTIC mer-Ruedin, ingrid Oberhansii; Marinette Wyss, Ge- many
BRONCHOSCOPY neva, Switzerland PNEUMOTHORAX COMPLICATING BiPAP THER-
Wei-Juin Su; Pui-Yuen Lee; Reury-Perng Perng, Tai- ECTOPIC INTRAPULMONARY THYROID APY FOR PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINI/ PNEUMONIA
pei, Taiwan, ROC Toru Bando; Keiichiro Genka; Kiyoshi Ishikawa; Ma- Gerard J. Sheehan; Lilly J. Miedzinski; Dallas G
EXPOSURE TO MICROORGANISMS ASSOCI- sayuki Kuniyoshi; Tomoharu Kuda, Okinawa, Japan Schroeder, Edmonton, Canada
ATED WITH ALLERGIC ALVEOLITIS AND FEBRILE ANTEMORTEM DIAGNOSIS OF ENDOMYOCAR- GIANT T-WAVE INVERSION IN PATIENTS WITH
REACTIONS TO MOLD DUST IN FARMERS DIAL BREAST CANCER METASTASIS BY TRANS- ACUTE CORONARY INSUFFICIENCY
Per Maimberg, Stockhoim, Sweden; Anna Rask- VENOUS ENDOMYOCARDIAL BIOPSY David H. Spodick, Worcester, Massachusetts
Andersen, Uppsala, Sweden; Leif G. Rosenhail, Eric B. Lieberman; John Arthur; Charles Steenber- Response —Edgar Lichstein, Brooklyn, New York
Umea, Sweden gen; Thomas M. Bashore, Durham, North Carolina VENTILATION-PERFUSION INEQUALITIES IN A
INVASIVE EVALUATION OF PATIENTS WITH HEAT HEMOPTYSIS AS A PRESENTATION OF MILD PATIENT WITH OBLITERATIVE BRONCHIOLITIS
STROKE HEMOPHILIA A IN AN ADULT AFTER SINGLE-LUNG TRANSPLANTATION FOR
Nabil S. Dahmash; Saad S. Al Harthi; Jawaid Akhtar, John P. Connolly, Pensacola, Florida PRIMARY PULMONARY HYPERTENSION
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia LEFT VENTRICULAR OUTFLOW TRACT OB- Gregory P. M. Mannes; Willem J. De Boer; Jacobus
PREDICTION OF MINIMAL PRESSURE SUPPORT STRUCTION FOLLOWING REPAIR OF PNEUMO- J. Meuzelaar; Aafke F. Meinesz, Groningen, the
DURING WEANING FROM MECHANICAL VENTI- COCCAL MITRAL ANNULAR ABSCESS Netherlands
LATION Richard Charney; Matthew E. Schwinger; Richard ELEVATION OF CARDIAC OUTPUT AND OXYGEN
Steven D. Nathan; Abraham M. Ishaaya; Spencer F. Brodman; Hugo Spindola Franco; Evan Levine; DELIVERY IMPROVES OUTCOME IN SEPTIC
K. Koerner; Michael J.B eiman, Los Angeles Stuart Moser, Bronx, New York SHOCK
A COMPUTER-CONTROLLED VENTILATOR GIANT ESOPHAGEAL VARICES; AN UNUSUAL Donald L. Bredie, Rootstown, Ohio
WEANING SYSTEM: A CLINICAL TRIAL CAUSE OF A POSTERIOR MEDIASTINAL MASS ADDITIONAL COMMENTARY
James H. Strickland, Jr; Jack H. Hasson, Birming- Stephen G. Basheda; Peter O'Donovan; Joseph A Marcy F. Petrini; Joe R. Norman, Jackson, Missis-
ham, Alabama Golish, Cleveland sipp!
CONTROLLED TRIAL OF A CONTINUOUS IRRI- RIGHT UPPER LOBE PULMONARY EDEMA ADDITIONAL COMMENTARY
GATION SUCTION CATHETER VS CONVEN- CAUSED BY ACUTE MITRAL REGURGITATION; Dan Schuller, St Louis
TIONAL INTERMITTENT SUCTION CATHETER IN DIAGNOSIS BY TRANSESOPHAGEAL ECHOCAR- Response —James A. Tuchschmiat, Vallejo, Califor-
CLEARING BRONCHIAL SECRETIONS FROM DIOGRAPHY ma
VENTILATED PATIENTS James M. Roach; Karl C. Stajduhar; LTC Kenneth G
Jose O. isea-Dubuc; Donna Poyant; Charles O'Don- Torrington, Washington, DC NUMBER 4, APRIL, 1993 (Supplement)
neil; L. Jack Faling; Joel B. Karlinsky; Bartolome R. FATAL OBSTRUCTION OF THE LEFT VENTRICU-
Celli, Boston LAR OUTFLOW TRACT CAUSED BY LOW-PRO-
PREOPERATIVE AND INTRAOPERATIVE FAC- FILE BIOPROSTHESES IN THE MITRAL VALVE 3278S INTRODUCTION: MULTIMODALITY THERAPY OF
TORS ASSOCIATED WITH PROLONGED ME- POSITION CHEST MALIGNANCIES UPDATE
CHANICAL VENTILATION FOLLOWING MAJOR Uberto Bortolotti; Aldo Milano; Vincenzo Tursi; David J. Sugarbaker, Boston
ABDOMINAL VASCULAR SURGERY Marco Minarini; Gaetano Thiene; Alessandro Maz- 328: S APPROACH TO THE DIAGNOSIS AND STAGING
Christian Jayr; Michael A. Matthay; Jerry Goldstone; zucco, Padova, Italy OF MEDIASTINAL MASSES
Warren M. Gold; Jeanine Wiener-Kronish, San Fran- MINOXIDIL OVERDOSE Leslie J. Kohman, Syracuse, New York
cisco Andrew R. MacMillan; Frank J. Warshawski; Richard SURGICAL AND MEDICAL MANAGEMENT OF
ACUTE CARDIOGENIC SHOCK IN A 62-YEAR- A. Steinberg, Calgary, Canada GERM CELL TUMORS OF THE CHEST
OLD MAN PULMONARY SEQUESTRATION WITH PRIMARY Philip Kantoff, Boston
Harold A. Wilson, Jc; Brian Werbel; Alien S. Hud- BLASTOMYCOSIS; FAILURE OF KETOCONAZOLE CURRENT THERAPY FOR THYMOMA
speth; Edward F Haponik, Winston Salem, North THERAPY AFTER RESECTION JoelD . Cooper, St. Louis
Carolina Ruth A. Serneels; Gary S. Marshall; Jeffrey Wampler; SCREENING FOR LUNG CANCER RE-EXAMINED
RIGHT-SIDED HEMOTHORAX AND RECURRENT David Miller; Garrett Adams, Louisville, Kentucky A REINTERPRETATION OF THE MAYO LUNG
ABDOMINAL PAIN IN A 34-YEAR-OLD WOMAN PULMONARY EMBOLIZATION AND INFARCTION PROJECT RANDOMIZED TRIAL ON LUNG CAN-
Melissa K. Shepard; Mary C. Mancini; G. Douglas AN IATROGENIC COMPLICATION OF TRANS- CER SCREENING
Campbell; Ronaid 8. George, Shreveport, Louisiana CATHETER EMBOLIZATION OF A CEREBRAL AR- Gary Strauss; Ray E. Gleason; David J. Sugarbaker,
ARGININE VASOPRESSIN INDUCES ENDOTHE- TERIOVENOUS MALFORMATION WITH POLYVI- Boston
LIUM-DEPENDENT VASODILATATION OF THE NYL ALCOHOL SPONGE PREOPERATIVE ASSESSMENT OF PATIENTS
PULMONARY ARTERY: V,-RECEPTOR-MEDI- Joel N. Kline; Tony J. Ryals; Jeffrey R. Gaivin; UNDERGOING PULMONARY RESECTION
ATED PRODUCTION OF NITRIC OXIDE Christopher M. Loftus; James H. Hunter, lowa City John J. Reilly, Jr; Steven J. Mentzer; David J. Sugar-
Paulo R. B. Evora; Paul J.P earson; Hartzell V. Schatt, LUNG CARCINOMA IN A PATIENT WITH LUCITE baker, Boston
Rochester, Minnesota SPHERE PLOMBAGE THORACOPLASTY STAGING OF THE MEDIASTINUM: ROLE OF ME-
CURRENT CONCEPTS IN CEREBRAL PROTEC- Russell W. Harland; Maddie Sharma; David Y. Ro- DIASTINOSCOPY AND COMPUTED TOMOGRA-
TION senzweig, Milwaukee PHY
Brian J. Kelly, Bethesda; John M. Luce, San Fran- ALIFE-THREATENING TRACHEAL LOCALIZATION F. Griffith Pearson, Toronto, Canada
cisco OF LYMPHOMA IN A PATIENT WITH AIDS SURGICAL RESECTION IN THE MANAGEMENT
DIAGNOSIS OF UNILATERAL MAINSTEM BRON- Ari Chaouat; Philippe Fraisse; Romain Kessler; Jean- OF SMALL-CELL CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG
CHIAL OBSTRUCTION FOLLOWING SINGLE- Marie Lang; Emmanuel Weitzenbium, Strasbourg, Steven J. Mentzer; John J. Reilly, Jr; David J. Sugar-
LUNG TRANSPLANTATION WITH ROUTINE SPI- France baker, Boston
ROMETRY ADENOSINE-INDUCED TORSADES DE POINTES NEW ADJUVANT STRATEGIES FOR THE MAN-
Gregory R. Neagos; Fernando J. Martinez; G. Mi- Geraid R. Harrington; EdwardG . Froelich, Washing- AGEMENT OF RESECTABLE NON-SMALL-CELL
chael Deeb; Richard L. Wahi; Mark B. Orringer. oc LUNG CANCER
Joseph P. Lynch, ill, Ann Arbor, Michigan TREATMENT OF PULMONARY ASPERGILLOMA Mark R. Green, San Diego
EUTHANASIA AND ASSISTED SUICIDE: ETHICS BY ENDOSCOPIC INTRACAVITARY INSTILLATION MULTIMODALITY THERAPY FOR STAGE IIIA (N2)
AND POLITICS OF KETOCONAZOLE LUNG CANCER: AN OVERVIEW
Peter B. Terry, Baltimore Randeep Guleria; Dheeraj Gupta; Surinder K. Jindal, Robert J. Ginsberg, New York
RESTRICTIVE CHEST BELLOWS DISEASE AND Chandigarh, india NEW APPROACHES TO PANCOAST AND CHEST
FRONTOMETAPHYSEAL DYSPLASIA EXPANDABLE METALLIC STENTS APPLIED TO WALL TUMORS
Eric Lipson; Tahir Ahmed; Michael Kiel; Alejandro D. BENIGN BRONCHOSTENOSIS Harold C. Urschel, Jr, Dallas
Chediak, Miami Beach Shiro Satoh; Masashi Mori; Yoshihiro inoue, Tokyo, CHEMOTHERAPY AND RADIOTHERAPY FOR RE-
PNEUMATOCELES CAUSING RESPIRATORY n GIONALLY ADVANCED NON-SMALL-CELL LUNG
COMPROMISE: TREATMENT BY PERCUTANE- NONINVASIVE FACE-MASK MECHANICAL VEN- CANCER
OUS DECOMPRESSION TILATION IN PATIENTS WITH ACUTE HYPERCAP- Anthony Elias, Boston
LukeE . Sewall; Alien |.F ranco; Myron M. Wojtowycz; NIC RESPIRATORY FAILURE SOLITARY BRAIN METASTASES: RADIATION, RE-
John C. McDermott, Madison, Wisconsin Guy W. Soo Hoo, Santa Monica, California; Adrian SECTION, OR RADIOSURGERY?
AIDS AND MALIGNANT MESOTHELIOMA—I S J. Williams, Los Angeles Peter McL. Biack, Boston
THERE A CONNECTION? Respon—s Naebi l Abouchala; Gianfranco U. Meduri, NEW DIRECTIONS FOR CHEMOTHERAPY IN
Cynthia A. Behling; Paul L. Wolf; Parvis Haghighi, Memphis NON-SMALL-CELL LUNG CANCER
San Diego TRAINING AND COMPETENCE IN BRONCHOS- Mark R. Green, San Diego
CHRONIC RESPIRATORY FAILURE DUE TO BILAT- COPY; THE THORACIC SURGEON'S VIEWPOINT NATURAL HISTORY AND EPIDEMIOLOGY OF MA-
ERAL VOCAL CORD PARALYSIS MANAGED WITH Gaetano Rocco, Tirano, italy; Adriano Rizzi; Mario LIGNANT MESOTHELIOMA
NOCTURNAL NASAL POSITIVE PRESSURE VEN- Robustellini; Fabio Massera; Claudio Della Pona; Karen H. Antman, Boston
TILATION Gerolamo Rossi, Sondaio, Italy EXTRAPLEURAL PNEUMONECTOMY IN THE
Kota G. Chetty; Robert L. McDonaid; Richard 8 UTILIZATION OF THE PEAK EXPIRATORY FLOW SETTING OF A MULTIMODALITY APPROACH TO
Berry; C. Kees Mahutte, Long Beach, California RATE IN EVALUATION OF ACUTE DYSPNEA OF MALIGNANT MESOTHELIOMA
RESOLUTION OF SEVERE INTRAPULMONARY CARDIAC OR PULMONARY ORIGIN David J. Sugarbaker; Steven J. Mentzer; Maicoim
SHUNTING AFTER LIVER TRANSPLANTATION Charles V. Pollack, Jc, Phoenix DeCamp; ThomasJ . Lynch, Jc; Gary Strauss, Boston
Sarah Jane Schwarzenberg; Deborah K. Freese; Respo—n Rsobeer t M. McNamara, Philadelphia PLEURECTOMY/DECORTICATION AND ADJU-
Warren E. Regeimann; Paul F Gores; Robert J. METHOTREXATE AND ASTHMA VANT THERAPY FOR MALIGNANT MESOTHELI-
Boudreau; William D , Minneapolis Bertrand Deiciaux, Paris, France; William A. White- OMA
TRANSIENT ST ELEVATION AND LEFT VENTRIC- law, Calgary, Canada; Jean Philippe Derenne, Paris, Valerie W. Rusch, New York
ULAR ASYNERGY ASSOCIATED WITH NORMAL France MANAGEMENT OF MALIGNANT PLEURAL EFFU-
CHEST / 103 / 6 / JUNE, 1993 1965
SIONS Bruno Langevin; Denis Fouque; Patrick Léger; Dom- SQUAMOUS METAPLASIA OF THE BRONCHIAL
Thomas J. Lynch, Jc; David J. Sugarbaker, Boston inique Robert, Lyon, France MUCOSA AND ITS RELATIONSHIP TO SMOKING
VIDEO THORACOSCOPIC MANAGEMENT OF BE- ADIPOSITY AND CARDIOVASCULAR RISK FAC- Edward J. Peters; Rodolfo C. Morice; Steven E.
NIGN AND MALIGNANT PERICARDIAL EFFU- TORS IN MEN WITH OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP AP- Benner; Scott M. Lippman; John Lukeman; J. S
SIONS NEA Lee; J. ¥ Ro; Waun Ki Hong, Houston
Michael J. Mack, Dallas; Rodney Landreneau, Pitts- Paul D. Levinson, Stephen T. McGarvey; Caro! C INTRATHORACIC ADENOPATHY ASSOCIATED
burgh; Stephen R. Hazelrigg, Milwaukee; Tea E Carlisie; Scott E Eveloff; Peter N. Herbert; Richard WITH PULMONARY TUBERCULOSIS IN PATIENTS
Acuft, Dallas P. Milliman, Providence, Rhode isiand WITH HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS IN-
APPROACH TO THE PATIENT WHO PRESENTS 24-HOUR AMBULATORY BLOOD PRESSURE VAR- FECTION
WITH SUPERIOR VENA CAVA OBSTRUCTION \ABILITY IN OBSTRUCTIVE SLEEP APNEA SYN- Stephen M. Pastores; David P. Naidich; Conrado P.
Anthony Abner, Boston DROME Aranda; Georgeann McGuiness; William N. Rom,
SYNCHRONOUS PRIMARY LUNG CANCERS Akiko Noda; Tamotsu Okada; Hiroshi Hayashi; Fu- New York
Mark K. Ferguson, Chicago mihiko Yasuma; Mitsuhiro Yokota, Nagoya, Japan THE TIDAL VOLUME RESPONSE TO INCREMEN-
PULMONARY METASTECTOMY: CURRENT INDI- VALIDATION OF NEW PULSED DOPPLER ECHO- TAL EXERCISE IN COPD
CATIONS FOR REMOVING LUNG METASTASES CARDIOGRAPHIC TECHNIQUES FOR ASSESS- Carlos A. Vaz Fragoso; Trudy Clark; Arthur Kotch,
Thomas R. Todd, Ottawa, Canada MENT OF PULMONARY HEMODYNAMICS Danbury, Connecticut
OVERVIEW: THE CHANGING NATURE OF Dimitar Sajkov; Ritchie J. Cowie; Julie A. Bradley; BRONCHODILATOR DELIVERY FROM GENTLE-
ESOPHAGEAL CANCER Leo Mahar; R. Douglas McEvoy, Daw Park, Ausiralia HALER, A NEW LOW-VELOCITY PRESSURIZED
Robert J.M ayer Boston FELODIPINE IMPROVES PULMONARY HEMODY- AEROSOL INHALER
MULTIMODALITY THERAPY FOR ESOPHAGEAL NAMICS IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMO- Stephen P. Newman, Nottingham, England; Stewart
CARCIN—O UMPDAAT E NARY DISEASE W. Clarke, London, England
Mark B. Orringer, Ann Arbor, Michigan Dimitar Sajkov; R. Douglas McEvoy; Ritchie J. Co- DIAGNOSIS OF RIGHT ATRIAL MASS LESIONS
SELECTING THE SURGICAL APPROACH TO CAN- wie; Julie A. Bradley; Ral Antic; Raymond G. Morris, BY TRANSESOPHAGEAL AND TRANSTHORACIC
CER OF THE ESOPHAGUS Adelaide, Austraiia; Peter A. Frith, Daw Park, Austra- ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY
David J. Sugarbaker; Maicoim DeCamp, Boston ha Anis |. Obeid; Ali Al Mudamgha; Harold Smulyan,
SLEEVE LOBECTOMY, SEGMENTECTOMY, AND NUTRITIONAL STATUS OF PATIENTS WITH Syracuse, New York
THORASCOSCOPY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PULMONARY DISEASE NEEDLE ASPIRATION BIOPSY OF MALIGNANT
CARCINOMA OF THE LUNG AND ACUTE RESPIRATORY FAILURE LUNG MASSES WITH NECROTIC CENTERS: IM-
Steven J. Mentzer; David W. Myers; David J. Sugar- Jean-Pierre Laaban; Basile Kouchakji; Marie-France PROVED SENSITIVITY WITH ULTRASONIC GUID-
baker, Boston Dore; Elizabeth Orvoer-Frija; Patrick David; Jacques ANCE
INCORPORATION OF RADIOTHERAPY FRAC- Rochemaure, Paris, France Jiamn Fong Pan; Pan-Chyr Yang; Dun-Bing Chang;
TIONATION IN THE COMBINED-MODALITY THE INFLUENCE OF SPRING AND SUMMER NEW Yung-Chie Lee; Sow-Hsong Kuo; Kwen-Tay Luh,
TREATMENT OF LIMITED SMALL-CELL LUNG ENGLAND METEOROLOGIC CONDITIONS ON Taipei, Taiwan, Republic of China
CANCER THE RESPIRATORY STATUS OF PATIENTS WITH PROGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF POSTURALLY
Andrew T. Turrisi, ili, Ann Arbor, Michigan CHRONIC LUNG DISEASE INDUCED CRACKLES; LONG-TERM FOLLOW-UP
INVESTIGATION OF NEW AGENTS IN SMALL- Marianne C. Mann; Kaushik J. Patel, Jane Z. Rear- OF PATIENTS AFTER RECOVERY FROM ACUTE
CELL LUNG CANCER don; Mel Goidsteir; Thomas J. Godar; Richard L MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION
David H. Johnson, Nashville, Tennessee ZuWallack, Hartford and Danbury, Connecticut Fumiko Deguchi; Senri Hirakawa; Kohshi Gotoh;
IMPACT OF HEMATOPOIETIC GROWTH FACTORS CHANGES IN TRANSCUTANEOUS OXYGEN PAR- Yasuo Yagi; Sadao Ohshima, Gifu, Japan
ON THE MANAGEMENT OF SMALL-CELL LUNG TIAL PRESSURE AS AN INDEX OF RESPONSE SURVEYS OF LONG-TERM VENTILATORY SUP-
CANCER TO INHALED METHACHOLINE IN ASTHMATIC PA- PORT IN MINNESOTA: 1986 AND 1992
George D. Demetri, Boston TIENTS Alexander B. Adams; Judy Whitman; Theodore W.
HIGH-DOSE COMBINED ALKYLATING AGENT Giovanni A. Fontana; Salvatore Cardellicchio; Marcy, St. Paul, Minnesota
THERAPY WITH AUTOLOGOUS STEM CELL SUP- Gianna Camiciottoli; Pasquale Panuccio; Vieri EFFECTS OF OBESITY ON RESPIRATORY RESIS-
PORT AND CHEST RADIOTHERAPY FOR LIMITED Boddi, Florence, Italy TANCE
SMALL-CELL LUNG CANCER ACUTE EFFECTS OF NIFEDIPINE ON SYSTOLIC Francoise Zerah; Alain Hart, Léon Perlemuter; Hu-
Anthony Elias; Lois Ayash; Arthur T. Skarin; Cathy AND DIASTOLIC VENTRICULAR FUNCTION IN bert Lorino; Anne-Marie M. Lorino; Guy Atlan, Creteil,
Wheeler, Gary Schwartz; Rosemary Mazaret; |si- PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PUL- France
dore Tepler; Lowell Schnipper; Emil Frei, ili; Karen MONARY DISEASE BRONCHIAL HYPERREACTIVITY IN PATIENTS
H. Antman, Boston Pierre Mols; Cli Hoang Huynh; Philippe Dechamps, WITH MODERATE PULMONARY CIRCULATION
IMMUNOTOXIN THERAPY FOR SMALL-CELL Nicole Naeije; Hamphrey R. Ham,B is, Belgium OVERLOAD
LUNG CANCER: N901-BLOCKED RICIN FOR RE- CHANGING PATTERNS OF AEROSOL DEPOSI- Tilo Brunnée; Kristof Graf; Birgit Kastens; Eckart
LAPSED SMALL-CELL CANCER TION DURING METHACHOLINE BRONCHOPRO- Fleck; Gert Kunkel, Berlin, Germany
Thomas J. Lynch, Jr, Boston VOCATION THE BRONCHITIS INDEX: A SEMIQUANTITATIVE
ANALYSIS OF LONG-TERM SURVIVORS WITH Thomas G. O'Riordan; Lawrence A. Walser; Geraid VISUAL SCALE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF AIR-
SMALL-CELL LUNG CANCER C. Smaidone, Stony Brook, New York WAYS INFLAMMATION
Arthur T. Skarin, Boston REGIONAL IMPAIRMENT OF MUCOCILIARY Austin B. Thompson, Ill; Guillermo Huerta; Richard
PROPHYLACTIC CRANIAL IRRADIATION IN THE CLEARANCE IN CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE PUL- A. Robbins; Joseph H. Sisson; John R. Spurzem;
TREATMENT OF SMALL-CELL CARCINOMA OF MONARY DISEASE Susanna G. Von Essen; Kathleen Ann Rickard;
THE LUNG Gerald C. Smaidone; W. Michael Foster; Thomas G Debra J. Romberger; israei Rubinstein; Mo Ghafouri;
Anthony Abner, Boston O'Riordan; Matihew S. Messina; Robert J. Perry; David M. Daughton; Stephen |.R ennard, Omaha
THE MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF LUNG CANCER Edward G. Langenback, Stony Brook, New York “PSEUDO AUTO-PEEP?”: A NEW CAUSE FOR
PATHOGENESIS SUPPORTED ARM EXERCISE VS UNSUPPORTED DICCREPANCY BETWEEN THE END-EXPIRA-
John D. Minna, Dallas ARM EXERCISE IN THE REHABILITATION OF TORY OCCLUSION PLATEAU PRESSURE AND
PATIENTS WITH SEVERE CHRONIC AIRFLOW AIRWAY OPENING PRESSURE
OBSTRUCTION Ziya Bilen; lan L.C ohen, Albany, New York
NUMBER 5, MAY, 1993 Fernando J. Martinez, Ann Arbor, Michigan; Paula CHEST TUMOR RESPONSE DURING LUNG CAN-
Downes Vogel; Dawn Nelson Dupont; loannis Sta- CER CHEMOTHERAPY: COMPUTED TOMOGRA-
IS THE MDI DOOMED TO EXTINCTION? nopoulos, Anthony W. Gray, Jr; John F. Beamis,Jr , PHY VS FIBEROPTIC BRONCHOSCOPY
Staniey W. Epstein, Toronto, Canada Burlington, Massachusetts Eric Parrat; Jean-Louis Pujol; Véronique Gautier;
ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY VENTILATION—/NOU- ULTRASONICALLY GUIDED ASPIRATION BIOPSY Francois-Bernard Michel; Philippe Godard, Mont-
VELLE VENTILATION OR JUST OLD HASH! IN OSTEOLYTIC BONE LESIONS OF THE CHEST pellier, France
Stuart F. Quan; Charles W. Otto, Tucson, Arizona WALL AEROBIC AND ANAEROBIC MICROBIOLOGY OF
LONG-TERM VENTILATORY SUPPORT IN THE Remi Targhetta; Pierre Baimes, Christiane Marty- EMPYEMA: A RETROSPECTIVE RE /IEW IN TWO
COMMUNITY Double; Jean-Marc Maubouissin; Jean-Marie Bour- MILITARY HOSPITALS
Alien |.G oldberg, Maywood, Iilinois geois, Nimes, France; Léandre Pourcelot, Tours, Itzhak Brook; Edith H. Frazier, Bethesda, Maryiand
SELF-EFFICACY France EARLY AND RAPID DIAGNOSIS OF PERIOPERA-
Thomas L. Creer; Joan K. Wigal, Athens, Onio A COMPARISON OF MANUAL TO MECHANICAL TIVE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION IN AORTOCO-
CEASE (COLLABORATIVE EUROPEAN ANTI- CHEST PERCUSSION FOR CLEARANCE OF AL- RONARY BYPASS SURGERY BY IMMUNOTURBI-
SMOKING EVALUATION), A CHALLENGING MUL VEOLAR MATERIAL IN PATIENTS WITH PULMO- DIMETRIC MYOGLOBIN MEASUREMENTS
TICENTER TRIAL ORGANIZED BY THE EURO- NARY ALVEOLAR PROTEINOSIS (PHOSPHOLIPI- Peter Mair; Johannes Mair; ingo Seibt; Doris Balogh;
PEAN RESPIRATORY SOCIETY OOSIS) Bernd Puschendort, Innsbruck, Austria
Paolo Paoletti, Pisa, Italy; Philip Tonnesen, Hellerup, Willy E. Hammon; D. Robert McCaftree; Andrew J CLOSURE OF THE PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIO-
Denmark; Roberto Rodriguez-Roisin, Barcelona, Cucchiara, Oklahoma City SUS WITH A LIGACLIP THROUGH A MINITHO-
Spain USE OF ULTRAHIGH FREQUENCY VENTILATION RACOTOMY
YES, THERE |S LIFE AFTER VENTILATION IN PATIENTS WITH ARDS; A PRELIMINARY RE- Aljatri A. Majid, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Tedde Schart, Tempe, Arizona PORT A CLINICAL STUDY OF INTRAVENOUS CIBEN-
NATURAL HISTORY OF LEFT VENTRICULAR Eric H. Gluck, Chicago; Stephen O. Heard, Worces- ZOLINE IN SELECTED PATIENTS WITH RECENT-
FUNCTION IN PATIENTS WITH UNCOMPLICATED ter, Massachusetts; Chandra Patel; Jerry Mohr; Jerry ONSET SUPRAVENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA
ACUTE MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION M. Calkins, Phoenix Pierre Andrivet; Valerie Mach; Canh Vu Gnoc, Briis
Seisti Nakamura, Toshiji lwasaka, Tetsuro Suguwra; TOPICAL TREATMENT OF PULMONARY ASPER- Sous Forges, France
Naohiko Ohkubo; Hisako Tsuji; Mitsuo Inada, Osaka, GILLOMA BY ANTIFUNGALS; RELATIONSHIP BE- DIFFERENTIAL LOBE LAVAGE FOR DIAGNOSIS
Japan TWEEN DURATION OF THE DISEASE AND EFFI- OF ACUTE PNEUMOCYSTIS CARINIi PNEUMONIA
PULMONARY FUNCTION AND RESPIRATORY CACY OF THERAPY IN PATIENTS RECEIVING PROPHYLACTIC AER-
CHEMOSENSITIVITY IN MODERATELY OBESE Hiroshi Yamada, Kagoshima, Japan; Shigeru Kohno; OSOLIZED PENTAMIDINE THERAPY
PATIENTS WITH SLEEP APNEA Hironobu Koga; Shigefumi Maesaki; Mitsuo Kaku, Charles A. Read; Federico Cerrone; Anne E. Bus-
Avram R. Gold; Alan R. Schwartz; Robert A. Wise Nagasaki, Japan seniers; Richard E. Waidhorn; James P Lavelle;
Philip L. Smith, li, Baltimore BRONCHIAL CARCINOID TUMORS IN PEDIATRIC Phillip P. Pierce, Washington, DC
SLEEP APNEA SYNDROME AND END-STAGE RE- PATIENTS MEASURING SELF-EFFICACY EXPECTATIONS
NAL DISEASE: CURE AFTER RENAL TRANS- Linda T Wang; Earle W. Wilkins, Jc; Hans H. Bode, FOR THE SELF-MANAGEMENT OF CYSTIC FI-
PLANTATION Boston BROSIS
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