Hawaii Medical Journal 1991: Vol 50 Index

5 Pages·1991·1.4 MB·English

Index to the
Hawaii Medical Journal
Vol 50, 1991
AGING Kleona Rigney MD, 50(5):169 Compliance with Hawaii’s Workers’
The 1992 HenryJ Kaiser lecture, The landmark JAMA of 15 May 1991, Compensation Law, 50(4):139
50(12):422 50(7):220 Electromagnetic fields: biological and clini-
ALCOHOL Look carefully at sashimi, 50(6):196 cal aspects, 50(3):113
The medical issue of our polluted environ- Evaluation of human exposure to the hep-
Alcohol and sleep apnea, 50(8):282
ment, 50(3):60 tachlor epoxide contamination of milk in
ANEMIAS National health care reform: an aura of Hawaii, 50(3):108
Hereditary anemias in Hawaii (Reprint of inevitability is upon us, 50(7):223 The health status of working women in
HMJ vol 46 No 8, 1987), 50(9):334 Plantation News (Reprint of HMJ vol 1 no Hawaii, 50(1):18
ANISAKIASIS 1, 1941), 50(9):308 Hereditary anemias in Hawaii (Reprint of
Anisakiasis in Hawaii: a radiological diag- Publication authorized (Reprint of HMJ vol HM vol 46 no 8, 1987), 50(9):334
nosis, 50(6):202 1 no 3, 1942, pg 185), 50(9):310 Human anisakiasis transmitted by marine
Human anisakiasis transmitted by marine The Robert T Wong MD Lectureship, food products, 50(1):9
food products, 50(1):9 50(2):36 Lead poisoning in Hawaii: 1990, 50(3):89
Taxation without representation, 50(8):274 The Maluhia Project: home health care for
ARNOLD, HARRY L JR MD
To protect our environment, 50(3):60 the uninsured, 50(5):173
In Memoriam: Harry L Arnold Jr MD, Tuberculosis, 50(12):408 The relative safety of Hawaii’s drinking
50(9):300
War came to Hawaii (Reprint of HMJ vol | water, 50(3):173
ASBESTOSIS no 3, 1942, pgs 139-140), 50(9):313 A review of some tumors of interest for
Toxic substances in the environment affect- What is AMA-ERF?, 50(2):39 demographic study in Hawaii (Reprint of
ing respiratory function of people in Working women, 50(1):4 HMJ vol 33 no 8, 1974), 50(9):326
Hawaii, 50(3):101 ‘The Bulletin is dead. Long live the Risk of death among Honolulu fire fighters,
Journal.’ (Reprint of HMJ vol 1 no 1, 50(3):82
CANCER
1941), 50(9):308 Sarcoidosis: a Hawaii rarity, 50(6):204
A review of some tumors of interest for
Testing of blood donors for antibody to
demographic study in Hawaii (Reprint of ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
HMJ vol 33 no 8, 1974), 50(9):326 Electromagnetic fields: biological and clini- HCV: the Hawaii experience, 50(7):231
Toxic substances in the environment affect-
CHINA cal aspects, 50(3):113 ing respiratory function of people in
The Hawaii Medical Fellowship Mission to ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY Hawaii, 50(3):101
China, 50(10):357 Environmental epidemiology: an introduc- Traumatic spinal cord injury in Hawaii,
CLINICAL PATHOLOGIST’S CHAIR tion to its merits and problems, 50(3):81 50(2):44
Monoclonal antibodies, 50(8):288 ETHICS What to do with the patient with a positive
Doctor to patient, doctor to colleague: the HCV antibody test, 50(7):254
COMPUTER SOFTWARE PACKAGE
Grateful Med: gateway to world-wide litera- ethics of medical practice, 50(4):143 HAWAII MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
ture, 50(12):419 FAMILY Address to the House of Delegates 134th
DEMOGRAPHICS The family as victim in trauma, 50(4):153 Annual Scientific Meeting, Hawaii
Medical Association, 50(2):42
A review of some tumors of interest for FIRE FIGHTERS
Committee Report of Senior HMA
demographic study in Hawaii (Reprint of Risk of death among Honolulu fire fighters,
Physicians, 50(12):411
HM3J vol 33 no 8, 1974), 50(9):326 50(3):82
Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
DRINKING WATER FRIENDS OF THE MEDICAL December 7, 1990, 50(1):7
The relative safety of Hawaii’s drinking SCHOOL Highlights of the HMA Council meetings,
water, 50(3):71 The friends of the Medical School, February and March, 50(4):137
50(8):280 Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
EDITORIALS
April 5, 1991, 50(5):170
Blood, 50(7):220 GENETICS
Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
A call for action: the Pepper Commission’s Psychiatry and molecular genetics: a
May 3, 1991, 50(6):201
blueprint for health care reform, paradigm shift, 50(12):416
Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
50(7):223
GRATEFUL MED June 7, 1991, 50(7):227
Communication and collaboration,
Grateful Med: gateway to world-wide litera- Highlights of the HMA Council meetings,
50(4):132
ture, 50(12):419 50(10):354
The complexities of statistical research,
50(4):132 HAWAII Highlights of the Proceedings of the House
A framework for reform of the U.S. health Anisakiasis in Hawaii: a radiological diag- of Delegates of the Hawaii Medical
care financing and provision system, nosis, 50(6):202 Association 11-13 October 1991,
50(7):224 Birth of the first 100 babies in Hawaii after 50(11):384
From the AMA This Week, 50(7):226 conception in-vitro: experience at the Highlights of the Scientific Sessions of the
Health Access America — strengthening the Pacific In-Vitro Fertilization Institute, Hawaii Medical Association 11-13
U.S. health care system, 50(7):220 50(10):358 October 1991, 50(11):387
Impingement, 50(10):355 Caveat doctor! Tuberculosis in physicians, Highlights of the special meeting of the
The Journal’s fiftieth anniversary, 50(9):302 50(12):414 HMA Council July 5, 1991, 50(8):278
Hawatl MEDICAL JOURNAL—VOL. 51, No. 5—May 1992
Index to the
Hawaii Medical Journal
Vol 50, 1991
AGING Kleona Rigney MD, 50(5):169 Compliance with Hawaii’s Workers’
The 1992 HenryJ Kaiser lecture, The landmark JAMA of 15 May 1991, Compensation Law, 50(4):139
50(12):422 50(7):220 Electromagnetic fields: biological and clini-
ALCOHOL Look carefully at sashimi, 50(6):196 cal aspects, 50(3):113
The medical issue of our polluted environ- Evaluation of human exposure to the hep-
Alcohol and sleep apnea, 50(8):282
ment, 50(3):60 tachlor epoxide contamination of milk in
ANEMIAS National health care reform: an aura of Hawaii, 50(3):108
Hereditary anemias in Hawaii (Reprint of inevitability is upon us, 50(7):223 The health status of working women in
HMJ vol 46 No 8, 1987), 50(9):334 Plantation News (Reprint of HMJ vol 1 no Hawaii, 50(1):18
ANISAKIASIS 1, 1941), 50(9):308 Hereditary anemias in Hawaii (Reprint of
Anisakiasis in Hawaii: a radiological diag- Publication authorized (Reprint of HMJ vol HM vol 46 no 8, 1987), 50(9):334
nosis, 50(6):202 1 no 3, 1942, pg 185), 50(9):310 Human anisakiasis transmitted by marine
Human anisakiasis transmitted by marine The Robert T Wong MD Lectureship, food products, 50(1):9
food products, 50(1):9 50(2):36 Lead poisoning in Hawaii: 1990, 50(3):89
Taxation without representation, 50(8):274 The Maluhia Project: home health care for
ARNOLD, HARRY L JR MD
To protect our environment, 50(3):60 the uninsured, 50(5):173
In Memoriam: Harry L Arnold Jr MD, Tuberculosis, 50(12):408 The relative safety of Hawaii’s drinking
50(9):300
War came to Hawaii (Reprint of HMJ vol | water, 50(3):173
ASBESTOSIS no 3, 1942, pgs 139-140), 50(9):313 A review of some tumors of interest for
Toxic substances in the environment affect- What is AMA-ERF?, 50(2):39 demographic study in Hawaii (Reprint of
ing respiratory function of people in Working women, 50(1):4 HMJ vol 33 no 8, 1974), 50(9):326
Hawaii, 50(3):101 ‘The Bulletin is dead. Long live the Risk of death among Honolulu fire fighters,
Journal.’ (Reprint of HMJ vol 1 no 1, 50(3):82
CANCER
1941), 50(9):308 Sarcoidosis: a Hawaii rarity, 50(6):204
A review of some tumors of interest for
Testing of blood donors for antibody to
demographic study in Hawaii (Reprint of ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS
HMJ vol 33 no 8, 1974), 50(9):326 Electromagnetic fields: biological and clini- HCV: the Hawaii experience, 50(7):231
Toxic substances in the environment affect-
CHINA cal aspects, 50(3):113 ing respiratory function of people in
The Hawaii Medical Fellowship Mission to ENVIRONMENTAL EPIDEMIOLOGY Hawaii, 50(3):101
China, 50(10):357 Environmental epidemiology: an introduc- Traumatic spinal cord injury in Hawaii,
CLINICAL PATHOLOGIST’S CHAIR tion to its merits and problems, 50(3):81 50(2):44
Monoclonal antibodies, 50(8):288 ETHICS What to do with the patient with a positive
Doctor to patient, doctor to colleague: the HCV antibody test, 50(7):254
COMPUTER SOFTWARE PACKAGE
Grateful Med: gateway to world-wide litera- ethics of medical practice, 50(4):143 HAWAII MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
ture, 50(12):419 FAMILY Address to the House of Delegates 134th
DEMOGRAPHICS The family as victim in trauma, 50(4):153 Annual Scientific Meeting, Hawaii
Medical Association, 50(2):42
A review of some tumors of interest for FIRE FIGHTERS
Committee Report of Senior HMA
demographic study in Hawaii (Reprint of Risk of death among Honolulu fire fighters,
Physicians, 50(12):411
HM3J vol 33 no 8, 1974), 50(9):326 50(3):82
Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
DRINKING WATER FRIENDS OF THE MEDICAL December 7, 1990, 50(1):7
The relative safety of Hawaii’s drinking SCHOOL Highlights of the HMA Council meetings,
water, 50(3):71 The friends of the Medical School, February and March, 50(4):137
50(8):280 Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
EDITORIALS
April 5, 1991, 50(5):170
Blood, 50(7):220 GENETICS
Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
A call for action: the Pepper Commission’s Psychiatry and molecular genetics: a
May 3, 1991, 50(6):201
blueprint for health care reform, paradigm shift, 50(12):416
Highlights of the HMA Council Meeting of
50(7):223
GRATEFUL MED June 7, 1991, 50(7):227
Communication and collaboration,
Grateful Med: gateway to world-wide litera- Highlights of the HMA Council meetings,
50(4):132
ture, 50(12):419 50(10):354
The complexities of statistical research,
50(4):132 HAWAII Highlights of the Proceedings of the House
A framework for reform of the U.S. health Anisakiasis in Hawaii: a radiological diag- of Delegates of the Hawaii Medical
care financing and provision system, nosis, 50(6):202 Association 11-13 October 1991,
50(7):224 Birth of the first 100 babies in Hawaii after 50(11):384
From the AMA This Week, 50(7):226 conception in-vitro: experience at the Highlights of the Scientific Sessions of the
Health Access America — strengthening the Pacific In-Vitro Fertilization Institute, Hawaii Medical Association 11-13
U.S. health care system, 50(7):220 50(10):358 October 1991, 50(11):387
Impingement, 50(10):355 Caveat doctor! Tuberculosis in physicians, Highlights of the special meeting of the
The Journal’s fiftieth anniversary, 50(9):302 50(12):414 HMA Council July 5, 1991, 50(8):278
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HAWAII MEDICAL FELLOWSHIP
FOUNDATION
The Hawaii Medical Fellowship mission to
China, 50(10):357
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The decade of the eighties in the Journal,
50(9):334
The decade of the fifties in the Journal,
50(9):315
The decade of the forties, 50(9):310
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Sports medicine in Hawaii: care of the high ‘eSe,}
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50(11):395
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The Maluhia Project: home health care for OAHU
the uninsured, 50(5):173 ITT Sheraton a
HYPOXIA
Medical consequences of acute exposure to
high altitude, 50(3):96
IN MEMORIAM
In Memoriam: Harry L Arnold Jr MD,
50(9):300 THERE IS SOMETHING
Jeffrey M Nakamura MD, 1949-1991,
50(2):41 YOU CAN DO ABOUT AIDS
IN-VITRO FERTILIZATION
Birth of the first 100 babies in Hawaii after
conception in-vitro: experience at the
Pacific In-Vitro Fertilization Institute, a) Aloha United Way
brings out the best ina llo fu s.
50(10):358
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Lead poisoning in Hawaii: 1990, 50(3):89
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INDEX TO THE HMJ (Continued from page 137)
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR RADIOLOGICAL DIAGNOSIS UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII
Re: award winners 1990 John A Burns Anisakiasis in Hawaii: a radiological diag- Occupational-health training at the
School of Medicine Annuai Biomedical nosis, 50(6):202 University of Hawaii, 50(3):86
Sciences Symposium, 50(1):4
RBRVS VOLCANIC FOG
Re: subarachnoid hemorrhage, 50(12):410
RBRVS: still good news for physicians, Toxic substances in the environment affect-
A response, 50(6):196 50(8):279 ing respiratory function of people in
MARINE PARASITES Hawaii, 50(3):101
RELATIVE VALUE STUDIES
Human anisakiasis transmitted by marine
The Relative Value Studies: fixed conver- WOMEN’S HEALTH
food products, 50(1):9
sion vs customary fees (Reprint of HMJ The health status of working women in
MEDICAL ETHICS vol 26 no 2, 1966), 50(9):319 Hawaii, 50(1):18
Doctor to patient, doctor to colleague: the
REPPUN, J IF REDERICK MD WORKERS’ COMPENSATION LAW
ethics of medical practice, 50(4):143
A tribute to J I Frederick Reppun MD: Compliance with Hawaii’s Workers’
MEDICALLY INSURED Hawaii Medical Journal Editor, Compensation Law, 50(4):139
The Maluhia Project: home health care for 50(9):306
WOUNDS
the uninsured, 50(5):173
RESOURCE-BASED RELATIVE Principles of traumatic surgery (Reprint of
MILK VALUE SCALE HMJ vol 1 no 3, 1942, pgs 141 and 142),
Evaluation of human exposure to the hep- RBRVS: still good news for physicians, 50(9):312
tachlor expoxide contamination of milk 50(8):279
in Hawaii, 50(3):108
RESPIRATORY TOXICITY
MOLECULAR GENETICS Toxic substances in the environment affect-
Psychiatry and molecular genetics: a ing respiratory function of people in
paradigm shift, 50(12):416 Hawaii, 50(3):101
MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES RISKS Authors Index
Monoclonal antibodies, 50(8):288 Risk of death among Honolulu fire fighters,
50(3):82
MORTALITY
Risk of death among Honolulu fire fighters, SARCOIDOSIS Alvarez-Pacpaco E - 50(9):334
50(3):82 Sarcoidosis: a Hawaii rarity, 50(6):204 Anderson BS - 50(3):89
NAKAMURA, JEFFREY M MD SLEEP APNEA Anderson K - 50(5):173
Arbeit W - 50(1):18
Jeffrey M Nakamura MD, 1949-1991, Alcohol and sleep apnea, 50(8):282
Au LKL - 50(3):71
50(2):41
SPINAL CORD INJURY Baker DB - 50(3):108
NON-A NON-B HEPATITIS Traumatic spinal court injury in Hawaii, Barker J - 50(3):108
Hepatitis C virus: an overview, 50(7):229 50(2):44 Batkin S - 50(3):113
OAHU SPORTS INJURIES Bolles ED - 50(9):313
Sports medicine in Hawaii: care of the high Sports medicine in Hawaii: care of the high Borgeson D - 50(32):82
school athlete in Oahu’s public schools, school athlete in Oahu’s public schools, Boyle JF - 50(8):279
50(11):395 50(1.1):395 Brown V - 50(4):153
Burgess CM - 50(9):315
OCCUPATIONAL-HEALTH SPORTS MEDICINE
Charles J - 50(6):204
Occupational-health training at the Sports medicine in Hawaii: care of the high
Cherry JW - 50(9):315
University of Hawaii, 50(3):86 school athlete in Oahu’s public schools,
Ching N - 50(9):315
PACIFIC IN-VITRO FERTILIZATION 50(11):395 Chun B - 50(10):358
INSTITUTE SUGARCANE BURNING Deardorff TL - 50(1):9
Birth of the first 100 babies in Hawaii after Toxic substances in the environment affect- Ditzler TF - 50(8):282
conception in-vitro: experience at the ing respiratory function of people in Don A - 50(4):137, 50(5):170, 50(6):201,
Pacific In-Vitro Fertilization Institute, Hawaii, 50(3):101 50(7):227, 50(8):278, 50(10):354
50(10):358 SURGERY Don E - 50(2):39
Dowling JJ - 50(12):416
PATENT DUCTUS ARTERIOSUS The surgical treatment of patent ductus arte-
The surgical treatment of patent ductus arte- riosus (Reprint of HMJ vol 14 no 5, Elpern DJ - 50(6):204
riosus (Reprint of HMJ vol 14 no 5, 1955), 50(9):315 Frankel RI - 50(12):414
1955), 50(9):315 Freeman GC - 50(9):315
TRAUMA Frohlich J - 50(7):231
PATIENT CARE The family as victim in trauma, 50(4):153 Fu DJ - 50(3):89
What to do with the patient with a positive TRAUMATIC SURGERY Fujita JT - 50(12):416
HCV antibody test, 50(7):254 Principles of traumatic surgery (Reprint of Fukumura T - 50(1):9
PATIENT SATISFACTION HM5J vol | no 3, 1942, pgs 141 and 142), Fukunaga FH - 50(8):288
Patient satisfaction with physician care, 50(9):312 Gilbert FI - 50(9):307
50(4):149 Glober GA - 50(9):326
TUBERCULOSIS Goebert DA - 50(2):44
PHYSICIAN CARE Caveat doctors! Tuberculosis in physicians,
Grimes G - 50(3):82
Patient satisfaction with physician care, 50(12):414
Gulbrandsen CL - 50(1):4
50(4):149
TUMORS Hale RW - 50(10):358
PSYCHIATRY A review of some tumors of interest for Halfon ST - 50(1):18
Psychiatry and molecular genetics: a demographic study in Hawaii (Reprint of Hallenborg CP - 50(3):96, 50(3):101
paradigm shift, 50(12):416 HMS3J vol 33 no 8, 1974), 50(9):326 Hamasu CC - 50(12):419
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Hammon WM - 50(12):410 You don’t
Hardman JA - 50(9):334
Hartwell AS - 50(9):315
get any
Harvey LK - 50(7):220
Hashimoto HH - 50(3):86
Hayashide CT - 50(5):173 better than.
Hiller WD - 50(11):395
Hiramoto JT - 50(6):202 CHART
Hirsch D - 50(3):82
Horak BB - 50(12):419
Hsia YE - 50(9):334 During an emergency
Huang T - 50(10):358 rescue, lifeguard Tony Ho
Jim RTS - 50(9):326, 50(9):334
fell and ae jured
Kayes SG - 50(10:9
Kendro B - 50(9):310
Kodama AM - 50(1):18, 50(3):86
Kosasa T - 50(10):358
Krichbaum JA - 50(7):220
‘couldn't drive, swim,s tand
Lee-Gushi S - 50(8):282
Lehman CW - 50(30):89 rbend down.” —
Loo S - 50(3):108 ' After undergoing back
Lum D - 50(8):280 surgery, Tony began
Lumeng J - 50(9):334 CHART’s therapy of total
Lundberg GD - 50(7):223 body reconditioning and
Marsh N - 50(3):101 work simulation, and the
Maskarinec G - 50(3):81 resultwse re “terrific.”
McCarthy MR - 50(11):395 “CHART's m was
McKinney W - 50(9):334 complete d excellent,“
McNamee P - 50(10):358 Tony <tplains. “You:
Miiki L - 50(6):196
don't get any beiter
Moorhead JJ - 50(9):312
than CHART!”
Morgan EJ - 50(11):387, 50(8):282
Morris J - 50(3):86
Morton C - 50(10):358
Moser SM - 50(3):101, 50(3):60
Newsome RD - 50(8):282
Ng MY - 50(2):44
Patrick V - 50(12):416
Phillips DL - 50(7):254
Rains VS - 50(8):282
Regent A - 50(4):139
Reppun JI - 50(1):4, 50(2):36, 50(3):60,
50(4):132, 50(4):132, 50(4):143,
50(5):169, 50(6):196, 50(7):220,
50(7):220, 50(7):226, 50(8):274,
50(9):302, 50(10):354, 50(10):355,
50(11):384, 50(11):387, 50(12):408,
50(12):411, 50(12):422
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Rhoads GG - 50(9):326 a j |a Honolulu, Hl 96817
Ring JJ - 50(2):42 LN Phone: [phone]
Rockefeller [TV JD - 50(7):223 94-810 Moloalo Street
Seekins SV - 50(7):220 Comprehensive Health and Waipahu, HI 96797
Sheetz DA - 50(2):44 Active Rehabilitation Training Phone: [phone]
Silva J - 50(10):358
Soh G - 50(4):149
We'd like to introduce you to the newest spokesman
Stemmerman GN - 50(9):326
Strasberger A - 50(9):319 for the American Heart Association.
Tabrah FL - 50(3):113
Terada F - 50(10):358
Just as soon as he's horn. ”
Thomas RL - 50(9):319
Todd JS - 50(7):220
Tokeshi J - 50(6):202 The same baby who, ten years ago, wouldn't have lived to
Tsai N - 50(7):229 speak his first word. But now doctors can look inside the hearts
Varney JM - 50(2):44 of unborn babies, detect disorders and correct them at birth.
Wiebe RA - 50(3):89
Thanks to research, he can have a healthy, normal life.
Wilkinson WR - 50(9):334
R
Wong BD - 50(10):357
Yates-McCarthy JL - 50(11):395 Tt] American Heart Association
WERE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE
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