Hospital Physician 1999: Vol 35 Index

7 Pages·1999·2.6 MB·English

1999 Index
AUTHOR/EDITOR Fraga PD, Aug 17-30, 76 April 32—45; May 20-24; June
Franklin CM, Jan 49-50 34-51, 58; Aug 42-58; Oct 46-58;
Aggarwal A, March 16 Garrison KD, Feb 46 Dec 44-60
Ahmann A, Dec 44-60 Gaw FR, April 59-62, 72 Liang BC, March 47-48; April
Alexander D, Nov 53-69; Dec 61-75 Gerst PH, April 48-52, 58 54-58; Nov 39-40
Ali I, March 39-42 Gilmore B, April 31 Lienert[J , March 15-16
AlKhouri N, May 46-52 Gluck EH, Jan 49-50 Loynes JT, Oct 70-73
Anderson NJ, April 59-62, 72 Goluboff ET, March 49—50 Lubahn JD, Sept 50-52
Aradhye S, Feb 22-37 Gordon SW, June 33 Lundy DS, Oct 59-69
Arvanitis S], March 43 Greenberg BR, July 43-54 Lyketsos CG, June 34-51, 58
Babinchak TJ, Sept 63-66 Greene C, Oct 74-77 Lynch CM, May 69-70
Baldor RA, March 15-16 GrossmanJ , Oct 78 Mange KC, Feb 22—37
Balk RA, July 39-40 Gupta SM, July 64-65 Margolias G, July 26
Batra MK, May 71-73 Gutow AP, June 61-62 Marinella MA, Nov 35-36
Beard GAT, Nov 41-45 Hartman KM, March 53-—59 Matthews MR, July 60-63, 66;
Bell GR, Feb 55-56; June 61-62 Hashin KA, April 25-26 Aug 70-75
Bhardwaj A, April 63-70 Hassoun PM, Feb 7-8 Mayer D, Dec 17
Bhatt M, Sept 55 Heasley EC, Sept 63-66 McGrory BJ, Sept 41-42
Bhimji S, Jan 42—46, 63 Henderson CB, Nov 69 Menon M, May 29-43, 68
Bigman KP, Oct 45 Heston TF, Aug 37-38; Dec 37-38 Miller SR, May 71-73
Bliven SJ, March 15-16 High KP, Sept 59-60 Moran MD, May 55-58
Bloch JH, April 59-62, 72 Holden MD, Jan 51—54 Moss E, March 49-50
Blondell RD, April 32-45 Howman SF, Dec 26-36; 43 Mowlavi A, May 71-73
Bray-MorrisJ ,F eb 52 Hussain KMA, Nov 41—45 Murphy SJ, May 69-70
Brown PD, Feb 53-54 Ivance DW, Sept 50-52 Nachimuthu S, Dec 76
Brown RD, March 15-16 Jackson LW, Sept 45-49 Nagendran T, Sept 27—40; 43; Nov 16;
BurkholJdF,e Jru ly 41-42 Jay SJ, Feb 7-8 Dec 17
Bushell IW, Nov 53-69; Dec 61-75 Jenouri G, Jan 51-54 Narayan P, May 29-43, 68
Caruso DM, July 60-63, 66; Aug 70-75 Johnson C, May 29-43, 68 Nesky MA, Sept 59-60
Casiano RR, Jan 25-39, 64; Oct 59-69 JohnsJDo, nJu ly 55-57 Nevarre DR, Feb 47—49
Cassavar DK, May 55-58 Kallab A, Oct 70-73 Nurzia MJ, Nov 48-52
Cejka S,J an 55-62; Feb 50-52; Kamerer A, May 29-43, 68 O’Bryan TA, Nov 37-38
June 14 Kantoff P, April 29-30 Oh W, April 29-30
Cernaianu AC, Jan 47—48 KanukuntaJ ,M ay 55-58 OleksaJ ,M ay 29-43, 68
Chandna H, Nov 41—45 Kaplowitz LG, Nov 26-34, 36 Pai NB, April 48-52, 58
Chandrasekar PH, June 64-66, 71 Karamali A, May 55-58 Palmer SM, June 23-32; 54
Chawla A, Sept 44 Karamanoukian R, Sept 58 Pandit S, Oct 74-77
Collins DA, Nov 26-34, 36 Kassir AA, Aug 70-75 Patel TC, Feb 55-56; June 61-62
Combs AH, March 21-28, 60 Kaul A, April 48-52, 58 PeabodyJ , May 29-43, 68
Conde MV, Aug 42—58 Kayler LK, July 60-63, 66 Perlin JB, Nov 26-34, 36
ConnorJP , March 49-50 Kershner RM, Sept 45-49 Peters AL, Dec 44-60
Coover LR, Feb 16-21 Khan F, Oct 39-40 Petty DT, April 12
DanieJCl, sJa n 51-54 Khan SA, May 24 PiccirillJoF , Aug 42—58
DeBantJoR , Nov 16 Khan U, July 43-54 Pinchouck MJ, Jan 49-50
deGuzmJa, nJul y 60-63, 66; Khouzam HR, April 20-24, 45 Pipinos II, Sept 55
Aug 70-75 Klausner VB, July 27-38; Oct 17 Poblete SJP, June 67-71
DeLaRosaJ , Sept 58 KnigJh, Jtun e 55-58 Raezer DM, Feb 47—49
Denes P, Nov 41—45 LarkJAi, Jnun e 67-71 Rashdan I, March 39-42
Ericson SG, May 46-52 LarsJMo, Jnun e 14 Rayburn K, Dec 44—60
Farris DR, Aug 39-41 Larson MF, Sept 19 Rein MF, Oct 46-58
FascianJoW, April 63-70 Lasko DS, Jan 25-39, 64 Reischel UA, Oct 26-38
Fass R, Aug 59-67 Levine RE, Aug 35-36; Dec 41-42 Ripple MG, April 63-70
Fayez JA, Oct 43-44 Levy DB, June 59-60 Rosen NG, April 71
Field S, April 20-24, 45 Liang BA, Feb 22-37; March 53-59; Ryncarz RE, Sept 63-66
78 Hospital Physician December 1999
1999 Index
AUTHOR/EDITOR Fraga PD, Aug 17-30, 76 April 32—45; May 20-24; June
Franklin CM, Jan 49-50 34-51, 58; Aug 42-58; Oct 46-58;
Aggarwal A, March 16 Garrison KD, Feb 46 Dec 44-60
Ahmann A, Dec 44-60 Gaw FR, April 59-62, 72 Liang BC, March 47-48; April
Alexander D, Nov 53-69; Dec 61-75 Gerst PH, April 48-52, 58 54-58; Nov 39-40
Ali I, March 39-42 Gilmore B, April 31 Lienert[J , March 15-16
AlKhouri N, May 46-52 Gluck EH, Jan 49-50 Loynes JT, Oct 70-73
Anderson NJ, April 59-62, 72 Goluboff ET, March 49—50 Lubahn JD, Sept 50-52
Aradhye S, Feb 22-37 Gordon SW, June 33 Lundy DS, Oct 59-69
Arvanitis S], March 43 Greenberg BR, July 43-54 Lyketsos CG, June 34-51, 58
Babinchak TJ, Sept 63-66 Greene C, Oct 74-77 Lynch CM, May 69-70
Baldor RA, March 15-16 GrossmanJ , Oct 78 Mange KC, Feb 22—37
Balk RA, July 39-40 Gupta SM, July 64-65 Margolias G, July 26
Batra MK, May 71-73 Gutow AP, June 61-62 Marinella MA, Nov 35-36
Beard GAT, Nov 41-45 Hartman KM, March 53-—59 Matthews MR, July 60-63, 66;
Bell GR, Feb 55-56; June 61-62 Hashin KA, April 25-26 Aug 70-75
Bhardwaj A, April 63-70 Hassoun PM, Feb 7-8 Mayer D, Dec 17
Bhatt M, Sept 55 Heasley EC, Sept 63-66 McGrory BJ, Sept 41-42
Bhimji S, Jan 42—46, 63 Henderson CB, Nov 69 Menon M, May 29-43, 68
Bigman KP, Oct 45 Heston TF, Aug 37-38; Dec 37-38 Miller SR, May 71-73
Bliven SJ, March 15-16 High KP, Sept 59-60 Moran MD, May 55-58
Bloch JH, April 59-62, 72 Holden MD, Jan 51—54 Moss E, March 49-50
Blondell RD, April 32-45 Howman SF, Dec 26-36; 43 Mowlavi A, May 71-73
Bray-MorrisJ ,F eb 52 Hussain KMA, Nov 41—45 Murphy SJ, May 69-70
Brown PD, Feb 53-54 Ivance DW, Sept 50-52 Nachimuthu S, Dec 76
Brown RD, March 15-16 Jackson LW, Sept 45-49 Nagendran T, Sept 27—40; 43; Nov 16;
BurkholJdF,e Jru ly 41-42 Jay SJ, Feb 7-8 Dec 17
Bushell IW, Nov 53-69; Dec 61-75 Jenouri G, Jan 51-54 Narayan P, May 29-43, 68
Caruso DM, July 60-63, 66; Aug 70-75 Johnson C, May 29-43, 68 Nesky MA, Sept 59-60
Casiano RR, Jan 25-39, 64; Oct 59-69 JohnsJDo, nJu ly 55-57 Nevarre DR, Feb 47—49
Cassavar DK, May 55-58 Kallab A, Oct 70-73 Nurzia MJ, Nov 48-52
Cejka S,J an 55-62; Feb 50-52; Kamerer A, May 29-43, 68 O’Bryan TA, Nov 37-38
June 14 Kantoff P, April 29-30 Oh W, April 29-30
Cernaianu AC, Jan 47—48 KanukuntaJ ,M ay 55-58 OleksaJ ,M ay 29-43, 68
Chandna H, Nov 41—45 Kaplowitz LG, Nov 26-34, 36 Pai NB, April 48-52, 58
Chandrasekar PH, June 64-66, 71 Karamali A, May 55-58 Palmer SM, June 23-32; 54
Chawla A, Sept 44 Karamanoukian R, Sept 58 Pandit S, Oct 74-77
Collins DA, Nov 26-34, 36 Kassir AA, Aug 70-75 Patel TC, Feb 55-56; June 61-62
Combs AH, March 21-28, 60 Kaul A, April 48-52, 58 PeabodyJ , May 29-43, 68
Conde MV, Aug 42—58 Kayler LK, July 60-63, 66 Perlin JB, Nov 26-34, 36
ConnorJP , March 49-50 Kershner RM, Sept 45-49 Peters AL, Dec 44-60
Coover LR, Feb 16-21 Khan F, Oct 39-40 Petty DT, April 12
DanieJCl, sJa n 51-54 Khan SA, May 24 PiccirillJoF , Aug 42—58
DeBantJoR , Nov 16 Khan U, July 43-54 Pinchouck MJ, Jan 49-50
deGuzmJa, nJul y 60-63, 66; Khouzam HR, April 20-24, 45 Pipinos II, Sept 55
Aug 70-75 Klausner VB, July 27-38; Oct 17 Poblete SJP, June 67-71
DeLaRosaJ , Sept 58 KnigJh, Jtun e 55-58 Raezer DM, Feb 47—49
Denes P, Nov 41—45 LarkJAi, Jnun e 67-71 Rashdan I, March 39-42
Ericson SG, May 46-52 LarsJMo, Jnun e 14 Rayburn K, Dec 44—60
Farris DR, Aug 39-41 Larson MF, Sept 19 Rein MF, Oct 46-58
FascianJoW, April 63-70 Lasko DS, Jan 25-39, 64 Reischel UA, Oct 26-38
Fass R, Aug 59-67 Levine RE, Aug 35-36; Dec 41-42 Ripple MG, April 63-70
Fayez JA, Oct 43-44 Levy DB, June 59-60 Rosen NG, April 71
Field S, April 20-24, 45 Liang BA, Feb 22-37; March 53-59; Ryncarz RE, Sept 63-66
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Saba S, May 55-58 Yousuf AM, April 48-52, 58 Dermatologic Manifestations in HIV-
Saberi A, Jan 21-22; March 29-30; Zainea M, May 55—58 Infected Patients, Sept 23
May 25-26; July 23-24; Sept 41-42; Zaks JM, May 55—58; Oct 39-40 Discontinuation of Pneumocystis
Nov 35-36 Zaslau S, Nov 14-15; 48-52 Carini Pneumonia Prophylaxis,
Saif MW, July 43-54 Zua MS, May 61—68 April 15
Sanford MA, April 53; Nov 14-15 Discontinuation of Pneumocystis
Santoso I, Sept 67—68 SUBJECT Carinti Pneumonia Prophylaxis,
Santoso-Pham JC, Sept 67-68
July 14
Schumacher, Oct 17 KEY:
Effect of Gene Mutation on
Schwartz DE, Nov 41-45 AS = Self-Assessment Series Pneumocystis Carinti Pneumonia,
Shashy RG, May 69-70; June 67-71 CM = Clinical Perspectives in
Dec 18
Sheikh MY, March 31-38, 46 Complementary Medicine Effects of Zidovudine on Uninfected
Shih RD, Oct 26-38 CP = Career Pulse
Children Born to HIV-Infected
ShiltJS , Feb 55-56 CPE = Clinical Practice Exam
Mothers, April 15
Sibai BM, Feb 40-45, 49 CR = Case Report
Enteric Infections and Diarrhea,
Silich RJ, May 59-60 GB = Groundheakers
Sept 23
Simon AR, Feb 7-8 GC = Guest Commentary
Genital Ulcers and HIV Coinfection,
Simons RJ, April 25-26; Nov 37-38 LE = Letters to the Editor
Feb 13
SinnottJT , May 69-70 ML = Perspectives in Legal Medicine and
Herpes Simplex Virus Type 2
Skarin AT, April 29-30 Health Law
SlaJFd, eJun e 61-62 OP = Outcomes-Based Practice Reactivations Among HIV Patients,
PS = Practice Strategies Feb 13
SliJ,m J an 14; Feb 13; March 17;
Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy
April 15; May 14; June 17; July 14; RQ = Review Questions
RS = Review of Clinical Signs in HIV-1 Patients, June 17
Aug 15; Sept 23; Oct 21, Nov 18;
HIV-Associated Fever of Unknown
Dec 18 SA = State of the Art
sb = sidebar Origin, May 14
Sorresso DJ, Jan 49-50
SR = Special Report HIV Infection, Anemia, and Survival,
Spagna V,J an 63
Sept 23
Spence RK, Jan 47-48 Acute fatty liver of pregnancy
HIV-1 Infection, Immunosuppres-
Starr JK, Feb 55-56 \cute Fatty Liver of Pregnancy:
sion, and Infective Endocarditis in
Stuart RK, Oct 70-73 A Confusing Clinical Entity,
Intravenous Drug Users, Jan 14
Studer SM, March 21-28, 60 May 69~—70(CR)
HIV-1 in Semen Despite Long-Term
Suarez JI, April 63-70 AIDS Update
Suppression, March 17
Suyita M, Jan 51-54 Acquired Rifamycin Monoresistance,
HIV-1 Replication After Combina-
Syed SA, Jan 21-22; March 29-30; Aug 15
tion Antiretroviral Therapy, Aug 15
May 25-26; July 23-24; Sept 41-42; Atovaquone Versus Dapsone for
HIV-1 Seroconversion Analysis in
Nov 35-36 Prevention of Pneumocystis Carini
Military Personnel, Dec 18
Tapson VF, June 23-32; 5 i Pneumonia, March 17
Implantable Central Venous Access
Tewari A, May 29-43, 68 Call for Lower Clinical Threshold for
Vapnek JM, Nov 48-52 HIV Testing, Nov 18 Devices and Morbidity in AIDS
Villanueva AV, June 64—66, 71 Cardiomyopathy Incidence and HIV Patients, Oct 21
Veloski C, Aug 17-30, 76 Detection in Myocardial Cells, Jan 14 Pneumonia and HIV Disease Pro-
Vojta C, Aug 17-30, 76 CD4 Lymphocyte Count Nadir, Anti- gression, Nov 18
Walsh CG, Dec 83 retroviral Therapy, and HIV-1 Potent Antiretroviral Therapy of
Wasserstein AG, Feb 22—37 Disease Progression, July 14 Primary HIV-1, Oct 21
WeinberJgM , March 51-52; July Cervical and Vaginal HIV-1 Cell Protection Against HIV Type | Infec-
64-65; Aug 39-41 Shedding Throughout the tion in Persons with Repeated
Wentworth MW, March 15-16 Menstrual Cycle, Jan 14 Exposure, May 14
Werner C, Aug 31 Cervical Cancer Screening in HIV- Respiratory Failure Caused by AIDS-
WilliaJmWs J r, Aug 42-58 Infected Women, April 15 Related Pneumocystis Carini Pneu-
Witlin AG, Feb 40-45, 49 Chorioamnionitis and HIV-1 Trans- monia, July 14
Witsell DL, Aug 42-58 mission, March 17 Screening for Anal Squamous Intra-
Wright RA, March 31-38, 46; Combination Antiretroviral Therapy epithelial Lesions, Aug 15
Sept 61-62 and Declines in AIDS Incidence Short-Course Prophylaxis Against
Young K, May 71-73 and Mortality, May 14 Tuberculosis, Feb 13
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1999 Index 7
Short-Course Zidovudine for Peri- Malignant Melanoma: Sunscreen Malingering—A Diagnosis of Exclu-
natal HIV-1 TransmissioJnu,ne 17 for Prevention and Sentinel Node sion, Jan 63
Transscrotal Testosterone Delivery Mapping for Treatment, March Miracle Baby, Feb 52
and HIV-Related Weight Loss, 15-16(LE) On a Quiet Friday Morning, April 53
Oct 21 Prostate Cancer: Review Questions, One Week Before Their 47th
Unrecognized Mycobacterium Tuber- April 29-30(AS) Wedding Anniversary, Dec 83
culosts Bacteremia, Dec 18 Renal Cell Carcinoma 9 Years After Right Place at the Right Time,
Vertical Transmission of HIV-1, June 17 Contralateral Resection for Angio- April 31
Viral and Immunologic Examination myolipoma in a Patient Without The Six-Code Day, April 71
of HIV-1-Infected Seronegative Tuberous Sclerosis, Aug 70-75(CR) Strange Addiction, May 24
Patients, Nov 18 Small Cell Carcinoma of the Bladder, Transfer Interrupted, Sept 44
July 60-63, 66(CR) Unfortunate Timing, Nov 69
Alcoholism
Updated Cancer Staging System, Visualization, March 43
Brief Intervention for Alcohol
Problems in Primary Care, April Nov 14—15(LE) A Whiter Shade of Blue, Dec 76
32-—45(OP) Cardiology. See also Endocarditis, Compensation
Hormone replacement therapy, 1997 Compensation for Emergency
Alzheimer’s disease
Alzheimer’s Disease: Review Myeloproliferative disorders, Medicine Physicians, Psychiatrists,
Nutrition, Superior vena cava and Neurologists, Feb 50—52(SR)
Questions, March 47—48(AS)
syndrome Physician Compensation in 1997:
Americans with Disabilities Act Electrocardiography Case Studies: “Rightsized” and Stagnant,
Bragdon Versus Abbott: A Dissenting
Review Questions, May 55-58 (AS) Jan 55—62(SR)
Opinion, May 20-24(GC)
Stress Testing: Review Questions, Physician Compensation: Specialists
Anemia Oct 39-—40(AS) Versus Primary Care Physicians,
Aplastic Anemia: Review of Etiology Ventricular Tachycardia, Myocardial June 14(LE)
and Treatment, May 46—52(PS) Infarction, and Prolonged QT Critical care
Parvovirus B19 Infection in a Patient Interval: A Complication of Critical Care: The Ultimate Consum-
with Sickle Cell Crisis, June 64—66,
Bronchoscopy, Nov 41—45(CR) er Product, March 21-28, 60(GC)
71(CR)
Clinical signs Delirium
Arthritis Argyll Robertson Pupil, Jan Diagnosis and Management of Delir-
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Review Ques- 21-22(RS) ium in the Elderly, June 34-51,
tions, July 41—42(AS) Corrigan’s Sign, March 29-30(RS) 58(OP)
Aspergillosis Cullen’s Sign, Nov 35-36(RS) Depressive disorders
Central Nervous System Aspergillosis: Dupuytren’s Contracture, May
Evaluation and Management of
A Case Report and Literature 25-26(RS)
Patients Presenting with Depressed
Review, April 63—70(CR) Meningeal Signs: Kernig’s Sign Mood: Review Questions, Dec
and Brudzinski’s Sign, July
Asthma 41-42(AS)
Management of Acute Asthma 23-24(RS)
Diabetes
in Adults: Review Questions, Stinchfield Resisted Hip Flexion
Diabetes Mellitus: Review Questions,
Test, Sept 41—42(RS)
Jan 49-50(AS)
Nov 37—38(AS)
Benign breast disease Code Blue Stories Diagnostic and Therapeutic Consid-
Benign Breast Disease: Review Ques- Breathless, Oct 78 erations in Adults with Diabetes
tions, May 59-60(AS) Code Status, July 26 Mellitus, Dec 44—60(OP)
D/C IV, D/C Home in AM, Sept 58
Benign prostatic hypertrophy Emergency medicine. See Foreign
Do Not Go Gentle, June 33
Minimally Invasive Therapy of bodies, Hypertension, Informed
From CPR to Pen Pals, Oct 45
Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy, consent
Have Water, Will Cardiovert, Aug 31
May 29-43, 68(SA)
He Could Have Danced All Night, Endocarditis
Blood transfusion Feb 46 Infective Endocarditis and Catheter-
Blood Transfusion in the Surgical Help Ever, Hurt Never, Jan 62 Related Infections: Review Ques-
Patient: Review Questions, Hunger and Intestinal Ischemia, tions, Feb 53—54(AS)
Jan 47—48 (AS) Sept 55 Factor V Leiden
Cancer. See also Neurology, Nuclear I Wonder What Could Have Been, Factor V Leiden Mutation,
imaging March 16 July 55-57(CR)
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1999 Index
Foreign bodies Hormone replacement therapy Myeloproliferative disorders
Management of Foreign Bodies in A Review of Hormone Replacement Cardiovascular Manifestations of My-
the Emergency Department, Therapy for Disease Prevention, eloproliferative Disorders: A Review
Sept 27—40(PS) Aug 17-30, 76 (SA) of the LiteratureJu,l y - 3—54(PS)
Management of Foreign Bodies in Hypertension Neurology. See also Numb chin
the Emergency Department: Managing Hypertension in the syndrome
Review Questions, Sept 43(RQ) Emergency Department: Review Primary Central Nervous System
Management of Steakhouse Syn- Questions, June 59-60(AS) Neoplasms: Review Questions,
drome, Nov 16(LE) Informed consent Nov 39-40
Proper Removal of Fish Hooks in
Exceptions to Informed Consent Radiation-Associated Neurotoxicity,
the Emergency Department, Dec in Emergency Medicine, March April 54-58 (PS)
17(LE)
53-—59(ML) Neuroma
Fractures. See Sports injuries Irritable bowel syndrome DermaDilemma, May 71—73(CPE)
Gastroesophageal reflux disease Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Current Nuclear imaging
Advances in the Management of Concepts and Future Prospects, Medical Imaging: Review Questions,
Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease, March 31—38(PS) Aug 37—38(AS)
Aug 59-67(PS) Irritable Bowel Syndrome: Current The Role of Technetium Tc 99m
Hematocele Concepts and Future Prospects: Sestamibi in the Early Detection
Testicular Vascular Flow Compro- Review Questions, March 46(RQ) of Breast Carcinoma, Feb 16—21 (SA)
mise Caused by Compressive Joint pain Nutrition
Hematocele After Lichtenstein Case Studies in Joint Pain: Review Nutritional Impact on Lipid Oxida-
Hernioplasty, Feb 47—49(CR) Questions, April 25—26(AS)
tion and Coronary Artery Disease,
Hemolysis, elevated liver en- Kidney stones July 27-38 (PS)
zymes, and low platelet count Management and Prevention of Supplementation Versus Diet for
syndrome Nephrolithiasis, Feb 22—37(OP) Antioxidant Benefits, Oct 17(LE)
Diagnosis and Management of Leprosy Onychomycosis
Women with Hemolysis, Elevated Lepromatous Leprosy in a Patient DermaDilemma, March 51—52(CPE)
Liver Enzymes, and Low Platelet with B-Cell Lymphoma and
Osteoporosis. See also Hormone
Count (HELLP) Syndrome, Tubulointerstitial Nephritis,
replacement therapy
Feb 40-45, 49(PS) an 51—54(CR)
Prevention and Diagnosis of Osteo-
Hemothorax Leptospirosis porosis: Review Questions, Dec
A Repeat Case of Idiopathic Sponta- Leptospirosis: A Rare Cause of Multi- 37—38(AS)
neous Hemothorax, April 59-62, organ Failure, Oct 74—77(CR)
Personality disorders
72(CR) Lupus
Personality Disorders: Review
Hepatitis DermaDilemmaJu,l y 64—65(CPE)
Questions, Aug 35-36(AS)
Diagnosis and Treatment of Lymphangitis Pilonidal cyst
Hepatitis C: Review Questions, The Clinical Spectrum of Nodular Interdigital Pilonidal Cyst,
Sept 61—62(AS) Lymphangitis, Sept 63—66(CR)
Sept 50-—52(CR)
Hernia. See Hematocele Mechanical ventilation Polyposis, familial
Herpes zoster ophthalmicus Mechanical Ventilation: A Review Familial Adenomatous Polyposis
Herpes Zoster Ophthalmicus: A and Update for Clinicians, Dec Syndrome, May 61—68(CR)
Case of Reactivated Varicella, Sept 26-36(PS)
Preeclampsia, severe. See Hemolysis,
45-49(CR) Mechanical Ventilation: A Review
elevated liver enzymes, and low
Hidradenitis and Update for Clinicians: Review
platelet count syndrome
Neutrophilic Eccrine Hidradenitis: A Questions, Dec 43(RQ)
Pregnancy. See also Acute fatty liver of
Case Report and Literature Review, Melanoma. See Cancer
pregnancy; Hemolysis, elevated
Oct 70-73(CR) Meningitis. See Prophylaxis
liver enzymes, and low platelet
HIV disease. See AIDS update Miscarriage. See Pregnancy count syndrome
Hoarseness Mnemonic Evaluation and Management of First-
Diagnosis and Management of Mnemonic: Bones of the Orbit, Trimester Miscarriages: Review
Hoarseness, Oct 59-—69(PS) Sept 19(LE) Questions, Oct 43—44(AS)
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@ 1999 Index
Priapism Coping with Night Call: Part II: Somatization disorder
Priapism as an Initial Presentation of Developing Strategies and Skills, Somatization Disorder: Clinical
Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia, and the Top Ten Tips for Survival, Presentation and Treatment in
Nov 48—52(CR) Dec 61—75(CP) Primary Care, April 20-24, 45(PS)
Prophylaxis RX Update Sports injuries
Postexposure Prophylaxis: Tuber- Accolate, Dec 23 Sports Injuries of the Elbow;
culosis, Rabies, and Meningococcal Aciphex, Oct 25 Fractures of the Proximal
Infection: Review Questions, Actiq, Jan 19 Humerus: Review Questions,
Sept 59-60(AS) Actos, Sept 24 Feb 55—56(AS)
Agenerase, June 18 Superior vena cava syndrome
Prostate. See Benign prostatic hyper-
Avandia, July 20
trophy, Cancer Superior Vena Cava Syndrome,
Baycol, July 20 Jan 42—46, 63(GB)
Pruritus Celebrex, March 18 Surgery
Aquagenic Pruritus: Two Cases Cenestin, May 19
Soft Tissue Reconstruction of the
That Resolved with Histamine, Crixivan, April 19
Extremities: Review Questions,
and Histamine, Antagonists, Cutivate, Aug 16
Sept 67-68 (CR) June 61-—62(AS)
DepoCyt, June 18
Telemedicine
Psychiatry. See also Personality Ditropan XL, April 19
Telemedicine, Nov 26-34, 36(SA)
disorders Doxil, Aug 16
Evaluation and Management Effexor XR, May 19 Temporomandibular disorders
of Psychotic Patients in the Ellence, Nov 23 Diagnosis and Treatment of Tem-
Enbrel, Aug 16 poromandibular Disorders in
Emergency Department,
Epivir-HBV, Feb 14 Primary Care, June 55—58(PS)
Oct 26-38 (PS)
Ferrlecit, May 19 Thromboembolism
Pulmonary disease
Koate-DVI, Sept 24 Cigarette Smoking as a Risk Factor
New Approaches to the Diagnosis
LYMErix, Feb 14 for Deep Venous Thrombosis,
of Pulmonary Embolism, June Maxipime, April 19 Feb 7—8(LE)
23-—32(SA) MicardisJ,a n 19 Suspicion of Cigarette Smoking as a
New Approaches to the Diagnosis
Pletal, March 18 Risk Factor for Venous Thrombosis,
of Pulmonary Embolism: Review
PrecoseJ,a n 19 April 12(LE)
Questions, June 54(RQ) Provigil, March 18 Toxic epidermal necrolysis
Pulmonary Procedures: Review Rapamune, Novy 23
DermaDilemma, Aug 39-41 (CPE)
QuestionsJu,l y 39-40(AS) Relenza, Sept 24
Tuberculosis. See Prophylaxis
Pyomyositis Sonata, Oct 25
Urology. See also Benign prostatic
Nontropical PyomyositiJsu,n e Synercid, Nov 23
67-71(CR) Tamiflu, Dec 23 hypertrophy, Cancer, Hematocele,
Pyomyositis: A Case Report and Temodar, Oct 25 Priapism
Urology: Review Questions, March
Literature Review, March Tikosyn, Dec 23
39-42 (CR) Vioxx, July 20 49-50 (AS)
Xenical, June 18 Vaginitis
Rabies. See Prophylaxis Ziagen, Feb 14 Diagnosis and Treatment of Infec-
Radiation therapy. See Neurology Sinusitis tious Vaginitis, Oct 46-58 (OP)
Residency training Diagnosis and Management of Varicella zoster virus. See Herpes
Coping with Night Call: Part I: RhinosinusitisJ,a n 25-39, 64(PS) zoster ophthalmicus
Understanding the Benefits and Management of a 35-Year-Old Man Vascular disease
Challenges of Traditional Call, with Acute Nasal and Sinus Noninvasive Evaluation of Vascular
Nov 53—69(CP) Complaints, Aug 42—58(OP) Diseases, April 48—52, 58(SA)
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