Geriatrics 2001: Vol 56 Index

3 Pages·2001·0.93 MB·English

Annual subject/author index
Index to Geriatrics Volume 56, January through December 2001
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SUBJECT INDEX O
Falis Ophthalmology
A in-office prevention and evaluation managing vision changes (Dec) 27
Anomalies
(Mar) 414
subclavian artery steal syndrome Osteoarthritis
(Sept) 49 H managing pain and improving
Anxiety disorders Herpetic neuralgia function (Oct) 14
recognition and treatment (May) 24 combination therapy for pain relief Osteoporosis
(Dec) 18 once-weekly bisphosphonate (Mar) 28
C Hormone replacement Pp
Cardiovascular disease guide to treatment for the older woman
use of ARBs for hypertension (Feb) 20 (Sept) 32 Pain management
blood pressure dysregulation syndrome nocturnal leg cramps (June) 34
(Mar) 50 Hypercholesterolemia osteoarthritis pain (Oct) 14
peripheral arterial disease (Apr) 20 lipid lowering (Sept) 22 low back pain work-up (Nov) 26
the aging heart (June) 45 Hypertension low back pain treatment (Nov) 38
lipid lowering (Sept) 22 use of ARBs (Feb) 20 herpetic neuralgia (Dec) 18
subclavian artery steal syndrome Parkinson's disease
(Sept) 49
Incontinence diagnosis and management (Aug) 24
D screening and treatment (Oct) 25 Podiatry
Dermatology infectious disease in-office assessment of the foot (Nov) 48
skin and soft tissue infections (Oct) 33
influenza prevention and therapy (Jan) 43
Prevention
Derm DDx treatment of pneumonia, influenza, prostate cancer screening (Jan) 22
neurofibroma (Feb) 19 and UTIs (Sept) 43 preventing falls and injuries (Mar) 41
minocycline reaction (Mar) 27 skin and soft tissue infections (Oct) 33 when to screen for disease (Apr) 41
xanthelasma (Apr) 19 Influenza prevention of cardiac disease (June) 45
sarcoidosis (May) 21 use of vaccine and antiviral therapy assessing physical and cognitive function
rhus dermatitis (June) 18 (Jan) 43 in the older woman (July) 23
ylue nevus (July) 20 treatment of pneumonia, influenza, HRT and urogynecologic health (Sept) 32
pyogenic granuloma (Aug) 23 and UTis (Sept) 43
porphyria cutanea tarda (Sept) 21 Primary care
chondrodermatitis nodularis helix (Nov) 21 successful aging (Jan) 35
leukoplakia (Dec) 16 Medicare prescribing (Feb) 30
Diabetes can benefits be sustained? (May) 50 falls and function (Mar) 41
oreventive medicine (Apr) 41
new insights change practice (June) 20 Medicare Matters nursing home practice (May) 37
Drug therapy billing for office visit and ECG (Jan) 60 Medicare (May) 50
influenza vaccine and antiviral therapy calculating deductible, copay (Feb) 64 the aging heart (June) 45
(Jan) 43 PA provider number (Mar) 72 preoperative assessment (July) 36
ARBs for hypertension (Feb) 20 accountability for accurate claims (Apr) 68 functional assessment (Aug) 36
prescribing to older patients (Feb) 30 don't bill for filling out forms (May) 63 infectious disease (Sept) 43
prostate cancer treatment (Feb) 39 colonoscopy screening (June) 66 incontinence (Oct) 25
once-weekly bisphosphonate (Mar) 28 ID number change (July) 66 podiatry (Nov) 48
management of PAD (Apr) 20 file claim for reimbursement (Aug) 50 ophthalmology (Dec) 27
treatment of prostatitis (Apr) 32 misplaced claims can be filed (Sept) 64
Prostate health
treatment of anxiety disorders (May) 24 established patient rules (Oct) 48
prostate cancer screening (Jan) 22
managing illnesses in the nursing home codes listed on charge tickets (Nov) 62
prostate cancer treatment (Feb) 39
(May) 37 billing no-shows (Dec) 52 benign prostatic hyperplasia (Mar) 33
new drugs for type 2 diabetes (June) 20 Men's health prostatitis (Apr) 32
management of cardiac disease (June) 45 prostate cancer screening (Jan) 22
Parkinson's disease management (Aug) 24 prostate cancer treatment (Feb) 39 Psychiatric Consultant
lipid lowering (Sept) 22 benign prostatic hyperplasia (Mar) 33 serotonin syndrome (Jan) 52
hormone replacement (Sept) 32 prostatitis (Apr) 32 impulsivity and aggression in
treatment of pneumonia, influenza, vascular dementia (Feb) 53
and UTIs (Sept) 43 N neurosyphilis (Mar) 61
osteoarthritis pain management (Oct) 14 Neurology neuropsychological testing (Apr) 58
treatment of incontinence (Oct) 25 Parkinson's disease (Aug) 24 smoking cessation (May) 58
management of skin and soft tissue Mini-Mental State Examination (June) 55
infections (Oct) 33 New Frontiers late-life suicide (July) 47
low back pain treatment (Nov) 38 creativity with aging (Apr) 51 alternative medicine (Aug) 44
herpetic neuralgia treatment (Dec) 18 Nursing home cholinesterase inhibitors (Sept) 56
managing acute and chronic illnesses pseudodementia (Oct) 42
E (May) 37 psychotic symptoms of Parkinson's
Endocrinology management of skin and soft tissue disease (Nov) 56
bisphosphonate for osteoporosis (Mar) 28 infections (Oct) 33 posttraumatic stress disorder (Dec) 35
type 2 diabetes (June) 20
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Psychiatry Chopra, Pradeep K
anxiety disorders (May) 24 see Cohen, Robert |. Kanaan, Nabil
Chow, R. Dobbin Nocturnal leg cramps: Clinically mysterious
S Benign prostatic hyperplasia: Patient and painful—but manageable (June) 34
Screening
prostate cancer screening (Jan) 22 evaluation and relief of obstructive Kerstein, Morris D.
when to screen for disease (Apr) 41 symptoms (Mar) 33 see Weiner, Shepard D.
Prostatitis: Work-up and treatment
functional assessment (Aug) 36 of men with telltale symptoms Koller, William C.
Surgery (Apr) 32 see Marjama-Lyons, Jill M.
preoperative assessment (July) 36
Ciark, Elizabeth L
U Preoperative assessment: Primary care Lang, Ariel J.
Urology work-up to identify surgical risks (July) 36 Anxiety disorders: How to recognize and treat
prostate cancer screening (Jan) 22 Cohen, Gene D. the medical symptoms of emotional illness
prostate cancer treatment (Feb) 39 Creativity with aging: Four phases of (May) 24
benign prostatic hyperplasia (Mar) 33 potential in the second half of life (Apr) 5 Lantz, Melinda S.
prostatitis (Apr) 32 (The Psychiatric Consultant)
urogynecologic heaith (Sept) 32 Cohen, Robert I. Serotonin syndrome: A common but often
incontinence screening and treatment Low back pain, part 1: Primary care work-up unrecognized psychiatric condition
of acute and chronic symptoms (Nov) 26
(Oct) 25 (Jan) 52
Low back pain, part 2: Guide to conservative,
see Buchalter, Eric N. (Feb)
WwW medical, and procedural therapies (Nov) 38
see Peterson, Ann
Women’s health Cohen, Stephen P. Smoking cessation: The key to treating older
assessing physical and cognitive Prostate cancer treatment: Therapeutic smokers? Don't quit helping (May) 58
function (July) 23 options based on tumor grade, life see Likourezos, Antonios
guide to HRT and urogynecologic health expectancy, and patient preferences Suicide in late life: Identifying and managing
(Sept) 32 (Feb) 39 at-risk older patients (July) 47
Conn, David K. see Rhodes-Kropf, Jennifer
Pseudodementia: Cognitive decline caused
Cholinesterase inhibitors: Comparing the
AUTHOR INDEX by untreated depression may be reversed
options for mild-to-moderate dementia
with treatment (Oct) 42
a (Sept) 56 Posttraumatic stress: Helping older adults
Ackermann, Richard J.
Nursing home practice: Strategies to Curb, J. David cope with tragedy (Dec) 35
manage most acute and chronic illnesses see Alagiakrishnan, Kannayiram Leipzig, Rosanne M.
without hospitalization (May) 37 Prescribing: Keys to maximizing benefit while
D
avoiding adverse drug effects (Feb) 30
Alagiakrishnan, Kannayiram Drexler, Andrew J.
Blood pressure dysregulation syndrome: The Type 2 diabetes: How new insights, new Levine, Norman (Derm DDx)
case for control throughout the circadian drugs are changing clinical practice neurofibroma (Feb) 19
cycie (Mar) 50 (June) 20 minocycline reaction (Mar) 27
xanthelasma (Apr) 19
Aronow, Wilbert S.
E sarcoidosis (May) 21
Cholesterol 2001: Rationale for lipid Edelberg, Helen K. rhus dermatitis (June) 18
towering in older patients with or without
Falls and function: How to prevent falls and blue nevus (July) 20
CAD (Sept) 22 injuries in patients with impaired mobility pyogenic granuloma (Aug) 23
Asche-Crowe, Pearl (Mar) 41 porphyria cutanea tarda (Sept) 21
see Eugene, Jean-Renoir Edwards, Joseph chondrodermatitis nodularis helix (Nov) 21
see Eugene, Jean-Renoir leukoplakia (Dec) 16
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Bajwa, Zahid H. Eugene, Jean-Renoir Likourezos, Antonios
Herpetic neuralgia: Use of combination CABG complication: Subciavian artery steal MMSE: Interpreting mental status
therapy for pain relief in acute and chronic syndrome increases risk of ischemia, examination scores in cases of mild
herpes zoster (Dec) 18 death (Sept) 49 dementia (June) 55
Baran, Daniel G M
Osteoporosis: Efficacy and safety of a Gambert, Steven R. Marjama-Lyons, Jill M.
bisphosphonate dosed once weekly (Mar) 28 Prostate cancer: When to offer screening in Parkinson's disease: Update in diagnosis
Barnes, Thomas the primary care setting (Jan) 22 and symptom management (Aug) 24
see Eugene, Jean-Renoir Giambanco, Vincent Markinson, Bryan C.
Blanchette, Patricia Lanoie see Lantz, Melinda S. (May) Podiatry: Three-step approach to in-office
see Alagiakrishnan, Kannayiram assessment of the geriatric foot (Nov) 48
PBrieoveonmti,v e Hmaerdirciisnoe:n WGh.e n to screen for HHsee er r,M cCKaerebelrag , A.Bi ll H. sMeaes aAkliag,i akKriasmhanaln , Kannayiram
disease in older patients (Apr) 41 MicCarberg, Bill H.
TBruecahtamelntte ro,f iEmrpuilcs ivNi.t y and aggression in a Hseoe, BCajhwaar,l eZash idC .H . Ostiemoparrtohvrei tipsa:t ieHnto w futnoc tmioann a(gOec t) pa1i4n and
patient with vascular dementia (Feb) 53 J McLaughlin, Mary Ann
see Lantz, Melinda S. (Oct, Dec) Jacobson, Edwin J. The aging heart: State-of-the-art prevention
Hypertension: Update on the use of and management of cardiac disease
Cc angiotensin Il receptor blockers (June) 45
CSuacscseesls,f ulC hargiinsgt:i nHeo w K.i ncreased life (Feb) 20 Messinger-Rapport, Barbara J.
expectancy and medical advances are Jaskulsky, Steven R. Prevention for the older woman, part 1:
changing geriatric care (Jan) 35 see Cohen, Stephen P A practical guide to assessing physical
and cognitive function (July) 23
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Prevention for the older woman, part 2: New benefit: Cancer screening with
A practical guide to hormone repiacement colonoscopy (June) 66
therapy and urogynecologic health Change ID number, but don’t change patient
ANTI-AGING
(Sept) 32 status (July) 66
Miglietta, Maurizio Patients are reimbursed only if you file the
see Eugene, Jean-Renoir claim (Aug) 50
An unfiled claim need not be a lost claim # a ean
PMaornkiinasson,' s Adninseaa se: Management of Est(aSbelpit)s he6d4 patient rule is easy; don't ing and |
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Mossad, Sherif B. tickets (Nov) 62 MEDICINE i] 773-528-4333
see Sandhu, Satinderpal K. You can bill no-shows, but don’t expect them
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Rosenthal, Bruce P.
Ophthalmology: Screening and treatment of Tagoe, Albert
age-related and pathologic vision changes see Eugene, Jean-Renoir | Geriatrics
(Dec) 27 Thacker, Holly L.
see Messinger-Rapport, Barbara J.
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