Postgraduate Medicine 1993: Vol 94 Index

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INDEX TO POSTGRADUATE
VOLUME 94 MEDICINE
JULY-DECEMBER 1993
SUBJECTS
ABDOMEN BODY WEIGHT CHILD ABUSE * Coronary arteriography in eval-
e Pain, right upper quadrant, dif- * Loss in elderly—failure to thrive. ¢ Maternal sexual abuse of male —? congestive heart failure.
ferential diagnosis. 94(2):153 94(5):201 children, suspecting and uncov- 94(3):77
ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY BRONC ering such abuse. 94(1):169* ¢ Fine-needle aspiration biopsy
SYNDROME (AIDS) ¢ Chronic, evaluation. 94(8):84* HOLESTEROL for thyroid nodules. 94(1):111*
¢ Kaposi’s sarcoma, report of ¢ Chronic, treatment. 94(8):93°* * Lipid hypothesis of coronary ¢ For benign prostatic hyperpla-
case mimicking cellulitis. (CR) atherosclerosis, recent studies. sia. 94(6):142
94(8):139 CALCULI 94(1):50° ¢ Radionuclide angiography to
AGING ¢ Biliary stones, nonsurgical CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASES evaluate systolic and diastolic
¢ Failure to thrive, identifying fac- treatment with endoscopic and ¢ Pulmonary manifestations, function in congestive heart fail-
tors involved and stopping down- radiologic techniques. 94(6):61* prognosis and therapeutic op- ure. 94(3):65
ward spiral. 94(5):199* ¢ Gallstones, nonsurgical treat- tions. 94(5):147* ¢ Rheumatoid factor in diagnosis
© Headache in elderly patients, ment methods. 94(6):45" of arthritis, reliability. 94(6):133
recognition and management of CANCER: See Neoplasms DELIVERY OF HEALTHCARE DIET: See Nutrition
benign types. 94(8):109* CARDIOVASCULAR © Decoding jargon of healthcare DRUG THERAPY
¢ Hematogenous osteomyelitis e Atherosclerosis, recent find- reform. 94(4):21 © For acute myocardial infarction.
in the elderly. 94(5):178 ings on treatment and reversal of ¢ Expanding use of nonphysi- 94(8):59
¢ Pneumonia, special considera- disease. 94(1):50* cian providers for costs sav- © For control of hyperlipidemia,
tions in the elderly. 94(5):39" * Cerebrovascular, cause of ings—worrisome component of recent findings on their effects.
¢ Systolic hypertension in the el- headache in elderly. 94(8):120 health reform. 94(4):128 94(1):56
derly, recent findings from clinical * Congestive heart failure, ad- ¢ Hampered with enlarged DRUGS, ALPHA-AD ic
trials on diuretics in treatment. vanced, inpatient treatment and healthcare bureaucracy. (ED) BLOCKER
94(2):143* selection for cardiac transplanta- 94(8):17 ¢ For benign prostatic hyperpla-
e Thyroid dysfunction in the sev- tion. 94(5):97 ¢ Healthcare reform, making sia. 94(6):143
erely ill and elderly, diagnosis. * Congestive heart failure, anti- sense of three proposed plans. DRUGS, ANDROGEN SUPPRES-
94(3):111* arrhythmic therapy. 94(5):121* 94(7):32 SANT
AIDS: See Acquired immunodefi- © Congestive heart failure, differ- ¢ Malpractice and the new ¢ For benign prostatic hyperpla-
ciency syndrome (AIDS) entiating types with noninvasive health reform plan. (ED) 94(1):21 sia. 94(6):144
ANKLE assessment of systolic and dias- ¢ Managed care can be quality |-CONVERT-
© Sprains. (PN) 94(2):171 tolic function. 94(3):55* care. 94(7):69 ING ENZYME (ACE) INHIBITOR
ANTIBODIES © Congestive heart failure, drug —— care can work. 94(4): ¢ Use after myocardial infarction,
e Antinuclear, test, guide to its treatment to ease symptoms and results of drug trials. 94(6):98
use and interpretation of results. improve quality of life. 94(5):66* ¢ Managed care in rural areas— RUGS, ANTIARRHYTHMIC
94(2):55* ¢ Congestive heart failure, when many unknowns. 94(7):91 ¢ For patients with congestive
ARTHRITIS: See Rheumatic dis- is invasive testing useful? 94(3): ¢ Patients worry about rationing heart failure plus ventricular ar-
eases and long lines 94(7):60 rhythmias. 94(5):121*
¢ Coronary angioplasty in pa- ¢ President Clinton’s healthcare ¢ Use after myocardial infarction,
BACK tients with acute myocardial in- plan is bad medicine. (ED) 94(7): results of drug trials. 94(6):97
e Ankylosing spondylitis, recog- farction. 94(8):53 39 DRUGS, ANTIBIOTIC
nition and treatment. 94(1):153* * Coronary rehabilitation, new e Primary care by nurses—what ¢ For pneumonia, special con-
BEES approaches to care. 94(2):131* will healthcare reform do to the siderations in the elderly. 94(5):43
e Africanized, commonly referred © Lifestyle Heart Trial—effects of front lines of primary care? (ED) ¢ For treatment of erythema mi-
to as “killer” bees, migration into life-style and dietary changes on 94(3):23 grans. 94(1):138
U.S., avoiding and treating stings. coronary atherosclerosis. 94(1): ¢ Quality depends on profit mo- e New, single-dose treatment for
94(2):92* 55 tive. 94(4):93 gonorrhea. 94(2):108
BEHAVIORAL MEDICINE ¢ Myocardial infarction, acute, ¢ Recent quotes on healthcare ¢ Role in treatment of chronic
¢ Strategies for helping patients detection and treatment in differ- reform. (ED) 94(2):11 bronchitis. 94(8):97
quit smoking. 94(1):197* ent medical settings. 94(8):51* ¢ Reform may mean reduced © Triple-drug therapy combining
BIOPSY ¢ Myocardial reinfarction, pre- quality of medicine. 94(7):65 antibiotics with bismuth to eradi-
¢ Endomyocardial, histologic ev- vention, recommendations based ¢ Rural patients, will healthcare cate Helicobacter pylori and re-
idence for cause of congestive on results of oa. 94(6):94"* reform limit access? 94(7):96 duce recurrence of peptic ulcer
heart failure. 94(3):78 ¢ Pacemakers. (PN) 94(5):221 * Thoughts on old-fashioned pa- disease, new strategies. 94(3):40
e Fine-needle aspiration biopsy ¢ Popliteal artery aneurysm, tient care and the President’s IRASE
for thyroid nodules. 94(1):111* evaluation and treatment. (CR) new health plan. 94(7):81 e For myasthenia gravis. 94(5):
BITES AND STINGS 94(2):125 * White House briefing book on 167
e Africanized honeybees, com- * St. Thomas’ Atherosclerosis healthcare reform. (ED) 94(4):35 DRUGS, ANTICOAGULANT
monly referred to as “killer” bees, Regression Study (STARS)— ¢ Who will advocate for patients e After myocardial infarction,
migration into U.S., avoiding and effects of life-style and dietary in managed-care environments? current recommendations. 94(6):
treating stings. 94(2):92* changes on coronary atheroscle- 94(7):108 94
BODY WEIGHT rosis. 94(1):55 ¢ Will personal freedom survive DRUGS, ANTIDEPRESSANT
© Loss in elderly—failure to thrive. ¢ Systolic hypertension in the el- reform? 94(7):131 ¢ Tricyclic, in management of
94(5):201 derly, recent findings from clinical o EPRESSION depression. 94(3):87
trials on diuretics in treatment. ¢ Current diagnostic criteria and DRUGS, ANTIEMETIC
94(2):143 treatment options, guidelines for ¢ For alleviating chemotherapy-
*Maijor clinical discussion ¢ Temporal (giant cell) arteritis, psychiatric referral. 94(3):85* induced nausea and vomiting.
CR, Case Report cause of headache in elderly. DIAGNOSTIC TECHNIQUES 94(5):55*
ED, Editorial 94(8):119 e Antinuclear antibody test, guide DRUGS, ANTIHYPERLIPIDEMIC
PH, Physician-at-Large CHEMOTHERAPY: See Drugs, an- to its use and interpretation of re- ¢ Use after myocardial infarction.
PN, Patient Notes tineoplastic sults. 94(2):55* 94(6):102
continued
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DRUGS, ANTIINFLAMMATORY DRUGS, VASODILATOR discomfort with antiemetic drug ¢ Physician autonomy crucia! to
¢ In treating chronic bronchitis. ¢ For congestive heart failure. regimens. 94(5):55* healthcare reform. 94(4):128
94(8):96 94(5):70 e Primary sclerosing cholangitis ¢ Positive aspects of healthcare
OPLASTIC and primary biliary cirrhosis, trials reform and managed care. 94(4):
¢ Adjuvant chemotherapy for ECHOC APHY of medical treatment to arrest
rectal cancer. 94(1):187 * Noninvasive assessment of progression. 94(6):81* e President Clinton’s healthcare
¢ Chemotherapy-induced nau- systolic and diastolic function in e Rectal cancer, recent ad- plan is bad medicine. (ED) 94(7):
sea and vomiting, easing fear differentiating types of conges- vances and future trends in ther- 39
and discomfort with antiemetic tive heart failure. 94(3):63 apy. 94(1):183* © Profit motive essential to quali-
drug regimens. 94(5):55* ELDERLY: See Agi e Right upper quadrant abdomi- ty care. 94(4):93
DRUGS, BETA BLOCKER EMERGENCY MEDICINE nal pain, differential diagnosis. ¢ Pushing physicians into prima-
¢ -For congestive heart failure. ¢ Acute myocardial infarction, 94(2):153* ry care and healthcare reform.
94(5):81 detection and treatment in differ- GENITAL 94(4):82
e Use after myocardial infarction, ent medical settings. 94(8):51* ¢ Prostatitis, characteristics, di- e Recent quotes on healthcare
results of Norwegian Multicenter ENDOCRINE DISORDERS agnosis, and treatment. 94(5):191* reform. (ED) 94(2):11
Study. 94(6):94 ¢ Evaluation using newer thyroid ¢ Sexually transmitted diseases. ¢ Reform debate, making sense
DRUGS, BRONCHODILATOR function tests. 94(1):81* (PN) 94(6):157 of three proposed pians. 94(7):32
¢ For chronic bronchitis. 94(8):94 ¢ Hypothyroidism. (PN) 94(1):207 GERIATRICS: See Aging e Reform may mean reduced
DRUGS, CALCIUM CHANNEL * Hypothyroidism, early signs GYNECOLOGY: See Obstetrics/ quality of medicine. 94(7):65
BLOCKER camouflaged by Parkinson’s Gynecology ¢ Say “No” to enlarged health-
e For congestive heart failure. disease. (CR) 94(5):187 care bureaucracy! (ED) 94(8):17
94(5):81 © Subclinical, overview. 94(1):95* HEADACHE ¢ Single-payer system—answer
e Use after myocardial infarction, ¢ Thyroid dysfunction in the se- e In elderly patients, recognition to problems of uninsured? 94(4):
drug trial results. 94(6):96 verely ill and elderly, diagnosis. and management of benign types. 77
DRUGS, CORTICOSTEROID 94(3):111* 94(8):109* ¢ Single-payer system ultimately
¢ For patients with myasthenia ¢ Thyroid nodules, fine-needle © Migraine: See Migraine better health reform measure
gravis. 94(5):168 aspiration biopsy in diagnosis HEALTH POLICY than managed care. 94(7):81
DRUGS, DIGIT. ALIS and management. 94(1):111* * Bigger isn’t better. 94(7):103 ¢ Surviving solo practice in the
e For congestive heart failure. ENDOSCOPY © Clinton plan inspires fear of ra- midst of healthcare reform. 94(4):
94(5):78 ¢ Endoscopic sphincterotomy tioning. 94(7):60 123
DRUGS, DIURETIC for bile duct stone removal. 94(6): © Decoding jargon—key concepts ¢ White House briefing book on
e For congestive heart failure. 61 of healthcare reform. 94(4):21 healthcare reform. (ED) 94(4):35
94(5):77 EPILEPSY ¢ Farewell to “Cadillac” health- ¢ Who will advocate for patients
¢ In treatment of systolic hyper- ¢ Latest medical and surgical op- care. 94(7):85 in managed-care environments?
tension in the elderly, recent find- tions for management. 94(3):97°* © Fears of more government in- 94(7):108
ings from clinical trials. 94(2):143* EXERCISE trusion. 94(4):63 e Will healthcare reform be the
DRUGS, DOSAGE REGIMENS ¢ Rehabilitation for coronary pa- e Financing healthcare reform end of first-class medical care?
e Adjusting in patients with renal tients. 94(2):131 with high cigarette taxes. (ED) 94(4):51
insufficiency to prevent drug- e Vigorous, cause of rhabdomy- 94(5):13 e Will personal freedom survive
induced side effects. 94(8):153* olysis, diagnosis and treatment. © Healthcare reform and changes reform? 94(7):131
DRUGS, IMMUNOSUPPRESSIVE (CR) 94(6):128 in doctor-patient relationships. © Will reform limit access for ru-
© Effective treatment for autoim- 94(7):115 ral patients? 94(7):96
mune myasthenia gravis. 94(5):170 GALLBLADDER s ¢ Healthcare reform and tough HEART DISEASE: See Cardiovas-
DRUGS, NONSTEROIDAL ANTIIN- ¢ Biliary obstruction, nonsurgical business climate. 94(4):71 cular diseases
FLAMMATORY (NSAIDs) treatment with endoscopic and e Lessening government regula- HEMATOLOGIC DISEASES
¢ For ankylosing spondylitis. radiologic methods. 94(6):61* tions and changing patient ex- ¢ Pulmonary infiltrates in im-
94(1):159 © Gallstones, nonsurgical treat- pectations may be positive as- munocompromised patients.
© To prevent gallstone formation ment methods. 94(6):45° pects of reform. 94(4):117 94(1):69"*
and treat symptomatic gallblad- ¢ Management with prosta- ¢ Make patients pay their share, HEPA TITIS
der disease. 94(6):52 glandin inhibitors. 94(1):127* take responsibility. 94(7):120 ¢ B, relationship to hepatocellu-
DRUGS, ORAL DISSOLUTION ¢ Primary sclerosing cholangitis ¢ Malpractice and healthcare re- lar carcinoma. 94(8):71
¢ Chenodeoxycholic acid for and primary biliary cirrhosis, trials form—how will enterprise liability HYPERTENSION: See Cardiovas-
gallstone dissolution. 94(6):47 of medical treatment to arrest work? (ED) 94(1):21 cular diseases
¢ Ursodeoxycholic acid for gail- progression. 94(6):81* © Managed care can be quality
stone dissolution. 94(6):48 GASTROINTESTINAL care. 94(7):69 e Evaluation using newer thyroid
DRUGS, SIDE EFFECTS ¢ Biliary obstruction, nonsurgical ¢ Managed care component function tests. 94(1):87
© Chemotherapy-induced nau- treatment with endoscopic and must allow flexibility. 94(4):101 HYPOTHYROIDISM
sea and vomiting, easing fear radiologic methods. 94(6):61* ¢ Managed care in rural areas— ¢ Early signs camouflaged by
and discomfort with antiemetic © Gallbladder disease, manage- many unknowns. 94(7):91 Parkinson’s disease, report of a
drugs. 94(5):55* ment with prostaglandin inhibi- * Observing firsthand the Presi- case. (CR) 94(5):187
e Reducing in patients with renal tors. 94(1):127* dent deliver his new health plan. e Evaluation using newer thyroid
insufficiency, altering dosage reg- ¢ Gallstones, nonsurgical treat- (ED) 94(6):13 function tests. 94(1):82
imens to prevent toxic accumula- ment methods. 94(6):45* © Optimism in the face of reform. « In the severely ill and elderly.
tions of drugs. 94(8):153* © Helicobacter pylori and peptic 94(4):58 94(3):115
THROMBOLYTIC ulcer disease, rethinking man- ¢ Perspectives on hassle-free ¢ Patient information. (PN) 94(1):
¢ Intravenous, to reduce early agement. 94(3):38* medical practice—managed care. 207
mortality after acute myocardial * Nausea and vomiting, chemo- 94(4):87 ¢ Subclinical, overview. 94(1):95*
infarction. 94(8):52 therapy-induced, easing fear and
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INFECTION nosis and therapeutic options. NURSES PROSTAGLANDINS
¢ Bacterial, lower respiratory 94(5):147* ¢ On front lines of providing pri- e Use in managing gallbladder
tract, special considerations in mary care? (ED) 94(3):23 disease. 94(1):127*
the elderly. 94(5):39* MALPRACTICE NUTRITION PROSTATIC
¢ Bacterial prostatitis, acute and ¢ Enterprise liability in the new ¢ Malnutrition and weight loss in ¢ Benign prostatic hyperplasia,
chronic, diagnosis and treatment. healih reform plan. (ED) 94(1):21 the elderly—failure to thrive. 94(5): update on new medical therapies
94(5):191 MEDICAL PRACTICE 01 and surgical interventions. 94(6):
e Cause of pulmonary infiltrates ¢ Advantages of reform. 94(4): 141°
in immunocompromised patients, 108 OBSTETRICS/GYNECOLOGY ¢ Characteristics of prostatitis,
an individualized approach. 94(1): ¢ Hassle-free with managed * Chronic pelvic pain, differenti- diagnosis and treatment. 94(5):
69* care. 94(4):87 ating anatomic from functional
¢ Gonorrhea, ideas for improving ¢ Profit motive essential to quali- causes. 94(8):125* PSYCHIATRIC/PSYCHOSOCIAL
prevention and detection, treat- ty care. 94(4):93 * Toxic shock syndrome, recog- DISORDERS
ment with single-dose oral antibi- ¢ Proposed healthcare reform nition of staphylococcal and * Depression, current diagnostic
otics. 94(2):105* plan puts government between streptococcal forms. 94(6):107* criteria and treatment options,
© Helicobacter pylori and peptic doctors and patients. (ED) 94(8): e Uterine fibroids, diagnostic guidelines for psychiatric referral.
ulcer disease, rethinking man- 17 techniques, latest developments 94(3):85*
agement. 94(3):38* ¢ Will healthcare reform put in medical treatment. 94(3):129* ¢ Maternal sexual abuse of male
¢ Human immunodeficiency nurses on front lines of primary ONCOLOGIC DISEASES: See Neo- children, suspecting and uncov-
virus, manifested by Kaposi’s care? (ED) 94(3):23 plasms ering such abuse. 94(1):169*
sarcoma. (CR) 94(8):139 MIGRAINE ¢ Psychogenic, or functional,
¢ Lyme disease, recognition of e In elderly patients, recognition PAIN causes of pelvic pain, differenti-
erythema migrans key to early di- and treatment. 94(8):110 ¢ Abdominal, right upper quad- ating from anatomic causes.
agnosis. 94(1):133" MUSCULOSKELETAL DISORDERS rant, differential diagnosis. 94(2): 94(8):125*
¢ Osteomyelitis, antibiotic and e Ankle sprains. (PN) 94(2):171 PSYCHOTHERAPY
surgical treatment. 94(5):177* ¢ Ankylosing spondylitis, recog- ¢ Back, differentiating ankylosing © For depression. 94(3):89
¢ Sexually transmitted diseases. nition and treatment. 94(1):153* spondylitis from other causes, di- PULMONARY DISEASES: See
(PN) 94(6):157 ¢ Myasthenia gravis, diagnostic agnosis and treatment. 94(1):153* Lung diseases; Respiratory dis-
© Toxic shock syndrome, char- methods, therapeutic options. * Headache in elderly patients, eases
acteristics of staphylococcal and 94(5):161* recognition and management of
streptococcal forms, recognition ¢ Osteomyelitis, antibiotic and benign types. 94(8):109" RADIOGRAPHY
and treatment. 94(6):107* surgical treatment. 94(5):177* ¢ Pelvic, chronic, differentiating * Gallstone extraction through T-
¢ Rhabdomyolysis after exer- anatomic from functional causes. tube tract under fluoroscopic
JOINTS cise, diagnosis and treatment. 94(8):125* guidance. 94(6):69
e Rheumatoid arthritis, early di- (CR) 94(6):128 PATIENT EDUCATION RADIOTHERAPY
agnosis important in long-term ¢ Rheumatoid arthritis, early di- e Ankle sprains. (PN) 94(2):171 e Adjuvant to surgery in treat-
outcome. 94(8):165* agnosis important in long-term * Crucial component of modern ment of rectal cancer. 94(1):186
outcome. 94(8):165* coronary rehabilitation. 94(2):135 ¢ For malignant biliary obstruc-
KIDNEY DISEASES © Head lice. (PN) 94(3):143 tion. 94(6):72
¢ Renal insufficiency, reducing NEOPLASMS ¢ Helping patients quit smoking. RECTAL DISEASES
drug-induced side effects by al- ¢ Hepatocellular carcinoma, (PN) 94(1):197* ¢ Cancer, recent advances and
tering dosage tegimen. 94(8):153* identifying and screening at-risk ¢ Hypothyroidism. (PN) 94(1):207 future trends in therapy. 94(1):183*
populations. 94(8):71* * Pacemakers. (PN) 94(5):221 REHABILITATION
LABORATORY INVESTIGATION e Intracranial tumors, cause of ¢ Preventing holiday poisoning. ¢ Coronary, new approaches.
e Antinuclear antibody test, headache in elderly. 94(8):120 (PN) 94(8):199 94(2):131*
guide to its use and interpreta- * Kaposi‘s sarcoma mimicking * Sexually transmitted diseases. RENAL DISEASE: See Kidney dis-
tion of results. 94(2):55* cellulitis. (CR) 94(8):139 (PN) 94(6):157 eases
¢ Pulmonary function testing in e Rectal cancer, recent ad- PATIENTS RESPIRATORY DISEASES
evaluation of chronic bronchitis. vances and future trends in ther- ¢ Taking responsibility for their ¢ Chronic bronchitis, clinical
94(8):90 apy. 94(1):183* health and the costs. 94(7):120 evaluation. 94(8):84*
e Rheumatoid factor in diagnosis e Thymoma, in patients with PEDIATRICS ¢ Chronic bronchitis, current
of rheumatoid arthritis. 94(8):169 myasthenia gravis. 94(5):162 ¢ Head lice. (PN) 94(3):143 pharmacologic approaches to
LICE ¢ Thyroid nodules, fine-needle * Hematogenous osteomyelitis management. 94(8):93*
* Head. (PN) 94(3):143 aspiration biopsy in diagnosis in children, diagnosis and treat- * Chronic obstructive pulmonary
LIVER DISEASES and management. 94(1):111* ment. 94(5):177* disease, major goals of manage-
e Hepatocellular carcinoma, ¢ Uterine fibroids, diagnostic ¢ Maternal sexual abuse of male ment. 94(2):113*
identifying and screening at-risk techniques, latest developments children, suspecting and uncov- ¢ Pneumonia in the elderly, spe-
populations. 94(8):71* in medical treatment. 94(3):129* ering such abuse. 94(1):169* cial considerations. 94(5):39*
¢ Primary sclerosing cholangitis NEUROLOGIC MANIFESTATIONS ¢ Preventing holiday poisoning. RHEUMATIC DISEASES
and primary biliary cirrhosis, trials ¢ Entrapment neuropathies, di- (PN) 94(8):199 ¢ Acute gouty arthritis, diagnosis
of medical treatments to arrest agnosis and treatment. 94(2):39" PHYSICIAN-PATIENT RELATIONS and treatment. 94(2):73*
progression. 94(6):81* ¢ Epilepsy, medical and surgical ¢ Changes coming with health- e Ankylosing spondylitis, recog-
LUNG DISEASES options for modern management. care reform. 94(7):115 nition and treatment of this cause
¢ Chronic obstructive pulmonary 94(3):97° POISONING of back pain. 94(1):153*
disease, major goals of manage- *° Headache: See Headache ¢ Prevention during holidays. e Antinuclear antibody test in di-
ment. 94(2):113* ¢ Myasthenia gravis, diagnostic (PN) 94(8):199 agnosing rheumatic and non-
e Pulmonary manifestations of methods, therapeutic options. PRIMARY CARE rheumatic diseases, use and in-
connective tissue disease, prog- 94(5):161* ¢ Pushing physicians into prima- terpretation of results. 94(2):55*
ry care. 94(4):82 continued
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¢ Connective tissue disease, vanced congestive heart failure. TRANSPLANTATION UROLOGIC DISEASES
pulmonary manifestations, prog- 94(5):105 © Cardiac, indications for in pa- ¢ Benign prostatic hyperplasia,
nosis and therapeutic options. * Focal resection and commis- tients with advanced congestive update on new medical therapies
94(5):147° surotomy in surgical manage- heart failure. 94(5):105 and surgical interventions. 94(6):
¢ Entrapment neuropathies, di- ment of epilepsy. 94(3):106 ¢ Liver, for advanced cases of 141°
agnosis and treatment. 94(2):39* e For rectal cancer, recent ad- primary sclerosing cholangitis ¢ Prostatitis, characteristics, di-
¢ Lyme disease, recognition of vances. 94(1):183 and primary biliary cirrhosis. agnosis, and treatment. 94(5):191*
erythema migrans key to early di- ¢ Hysterectomy for uterine fi- 94(6):84, 88
agnosis. 94(1):133* broid removal, considerations. TRAUMA VASCULAR DISEASES: See Car-
e Rhabdomyolysis, diagnosis 94(3):132 e Ankle sprains. (PN) 94(2):171 diovascular diseases
and treatment, report of case ¢ Liver transplantation for ad- TUMORS: See Neoplasms VENEREAL DISEASES: See Sexu-
caused by vigorous exercise. vanced cases of primary scleros- ally transmitted diseases
(CR) 94(6):128 ing cholangitis and primary biliary ULCER
¢ Rheumatoid arthritis, causes cirrhosis. 94(6):84, 88 ¢ Peptic, eradicating Helicobac-
and clinical course, diagnostic ¢ Program on Surgical Control of ter pylori to reduce recurrence,
considerations for optimum man- the Hyperlipidemias (POSCH), re- rethinking management. 94(3):38*
agement. 94(8):165* cent findings. 94(1):60
¢ Rheumatoid factor in diagnosis e Prostate, new procedures to
of arthritis, reliability. 94(6):133 treat benign prostatic hyperpla-
sia. 94(6):144
SCREENING ¢ Thymectomy in myasthenia
¢ For hepatocellular carcinoma, gravis patients. 94(5):167
methods. 94(8):72
SEIZURES TECHNOLOGY MEDICAL
© Types in epilepsy, latest medi- ¢ Pacemakers. (PN) 94(5):221 AUTHORS
cal and surgical management op- THERAPEUTICS
tions. 94(3):97 e Extracorporeal shock wave
SEXUAL ABUSE lithotripsy for gallstone dissolu-
¢ Of boys by their mothers, sus- tion. 94(6):49
pecting and uncovering such e Fine-needle aspiration biopsy ADAMS EM JK
abuse. 94(1):169* in management of thyroid nod- See Parachuri R The facts about fibroids: Pre-
SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED Dis- ules. 94(1):111* AJLUNI SC sentation and latest management
EASES ¢ Measures for improving quality See Kahn JK options. 94(3):129*
* Gonorrhea, ideas for improving of life for patients with chronic ALMANY SL CLARK RF
prevention and detection, treat- obstructive pulmonary disease. See Kahn JK See Tunget CL
ment with single-dose oral antibi- 94(2):116 ALPERT MA CONTI JB
otics. 94(2):105* ¢ Plasmapheresis, short-term See Mukerji B Antiarrhythmic therapy in pa-
* Patient information. (PN) 94(6): option for myasthenia gravis. ANDERSON EG tients with congestive heart
157 94(5):170 Germ warfare. (PH) 94(6):23 failure. 94(5):121*
SKIN DISEASES THYROID DISEASES Hat trick. (PH) 94(3):28 Cc RAGG DR
¢ Erythema migrans, key to early ¢ Dysfunction in the severely ill Out of character. (PH) 94(1):27 See Kahn JK
diagnosis of Lyme disease. 94(1): and elderly, diagnosis. 94(3):111* Snow jobs. (PH) 94(8):27 CURTIS AB
33* ¢ Hypothyroidism. (PN) 94(1):207 AREPALLY G See Conti JB
* Kaposi's sarcoma mimicking ¢ Hypothyroidism, early signs See Oehler RL CUSHING GW
cellulitis. (CR) 94(8):139 camouflaged by Parkinson’s dis- Hypothyroidism. (PN) 94(1):207
SMOKING ease. (CR) 94(5):187 BABB R Subclinical hypothyroidism:
¢ Cause of chronic bronchitis. ¢ Nodules, fine-needle aspiration Managing gallbladder disease Understanding is the key to deci-
94(8):88 biopsy in diagnosis and manage- with prostaglandin inhibitors. sion making. 94(1):95*
¢ Cessation, in chronic bronchi- ment. 94(1):111* 94(1):127* CUSHMAN WC
tis, essential to preserve pul- ¢ Subclinical hypothyroidism, BAKRIS GL Systolic hypertension in the el-
monary function. 94(8):93* overview. 94(1):95* Drug dosing in patients with derly: Safe treatment with low-
¢ Helping patients quit, four-step THYROID FUNCTION TESTS renal insufficiency: A simplified dose thiazide diuretics. 94(2):143
approach to behavior modifica- ¢ Application of newer methods approach. 94(8):153*
tion. 94(1):197"* in evaluation of hypothyroidism, BAMBERGER DM DePAOLIS M
* Taxing cigarettes to help fi- hyperthyroidism, and nonthy- Osteomyelitis: A commonsense Home healing. (PH) 94(5):25
nance healthcare reform. (ED) roidal iliness. 94(1):81* approach to antibiotic and surgi- When doctors get sick. (PH)
94(5):13 ¢ in diagnosing hypothyroidism cal treatment. 94(5):177* 94(2):29
SPECIALTIES, MEDICAL in seriously ill and elderly pa- DePAULO JR Jr
¢ Effects of reform—pushing tients. 94(3):117 See Simpson SG
physicians into primary care. ¢ In diagnosing thyrotoxicosis in DUNN ve
94(4):82 the severely ill and elderly. 94(3): See Taylor AJ See Oehler RL
SUICIDE 111 mans s
¢ Management of risk in de- TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME ‘apy-ind: d nausea EGBERT AM
pressed patients. 94(3):89 ¢ Recognition of staphylococcal rm vomiting: Easing patients’ ‘The dwindles’: Failure to thrive
SURGERY and streptococcal forms, treat- fear and discomfort with effective in older patients. 94(5):199*
¢ Cardiac transplantation, indi- ment. 94(6):107* antiemetic regimens. 94(5):55* ELKINS TE
cations for in patients with ad- See Nolan TE
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ELLIOTT AJ ISLEY WL Prostatitis: Sorting out the differ- SMITH CS
Maternal sexual abuse of male Thyroid dysfunction in the ent causes. 94(5):191* Hepatocellular carcinoma:
children: When to suspect and severely ill and elderly: Forget MUKERJI B Identifying and screening popula-
how to uncover it. 94(1):169* the classic signs and symptoms. When the lungs are involved by tions at increased risk. 94(8):71*
ESCALANTE A 94(3):111* connective tissue disease. SONI SN
Ankylosing spondylitis: A com- 94(5):147* Rhabdomyolysis after exercise.
mon cause of low back pain. JAFFE PE MURALI S (CR) 94(6):128
94(1):153* Gallstones: Who are good can- Invasive testing in congestive STASZEWSKI H
didates for nonsurgical treat- heart failure: When is it useful? Diffuse pulmonary infiltrates in
FALLON BG ment? 94(6):45* 94(3):75*
See Bilgrami S JENNISON SH Reconciling theory and practice.
FEDOTIN MS What to try while congestive NOLAN TE 94(1):69°*
Helicobacter pylori and peptic heart failure patients are still Chronic pelvic pain: Differentiat- STEVENSON LW
ulcer disease: Reexamining the ambulatory. 94(5):66* ing anatomic from functional Advanced congestive heart
therapeutic approach. 94(3):38" JUHN MS causes. 94(8):125* failure: Inpatient treatment and
FENNERTY MB Myasthenia gravis: Diagnostic selection for cardiac transplanta-
Primary sclerosing cholangitis methods and control measures OEHLER RL tion. 94(5):97
and primary biliary cirrhosis: for a chronic disease. 94(5):161* Kaposi’s sarcoma mimicking STRAUSBAUGH
How effective is medical thera- cellulitis. (CR) 94(8):139 Toxic shock syndrome: Are you
py? 94(6):81* KAHN JK recognizing its changing presen-
FLAKER GC Aggressive treatment of acute PAAUW DS tations? 94(6):107*
Prevention of myocardial rein- myocardial infarction: Manage- See Smith CS
farction: Recommendations ment options for various settings. PARACHURI R TALBERT R
based on results of drug trials. 94(8):51* Entrapment neuropathies: A See Bakris GL
94(6):94* Reversing coronary atheroscle- guide to avoiding misdiagnoses. TAN N
rosis: How to put findings of re- 94(2):39* Acute gouty arthritis: Modern
GRAZIANO FM cent trials to practical use. 94(1): PETERSON LW approaches to an ancient dis-
See Vikingsson A 50° See Elliott AJ ease. 94(2):73*
GRIFFIN GC KAYE TB TANDETER HB
‘Clinton & Clinton’ tort reform: Thyroid function tests: Applica- RATHGABER S Parkinson’s disease camou-
An imaginary conversation be- tion of newer methods. 94(1):81* Right upper quadrant abdomi- flaging early signs of hypothy-
tween Bill and Hillary. (ED) 94(1):21 KRONENBERG RS nal pain: Diagnosis in patients roidism. (CR) 94(5):187
dCloi natognr,e eG riofnf in,s oNmaed ert,h inagnsd. D(oElDe) Cinh reovanliuca tiobnr.o nc9h4i(t8i)s:8:4 Key points wit3h"o ut evident gallstones. 94(2): TNAoYnLiOnRv aAsJi ve assessment of
94(5):13 See also Griffith DE REX DK systolic and diastolic function:
Decoded, the President’s plan See Rathgaber S Important clues to differentiating
is bad medicine for Americans. LERTRATANAKUL Y RINGEL M types of congestive heart failure.
(ED) 94(7):39 See Tan N Ankle sprains. (PN) 94(2):171 94(3):55*
Head lice. (PN) 94(3):143 LISSE JR ROBINSON JA THOMAS C
It’s not the law of the land—yet! Does rheumatoid factor always See Thomas C The antinuclear antibody test:
(ED) 94(4):35 mean arthritis? 94(6):133 RUOFF GE When is a positive result clinically
Now do something! 94(7):137 Headache in elderly patients: relevant? 94(2):55*
The ‘salesman-in chief’ sells a McCUE JD How to recognize and manage TUNGET CL
health plan. (ED) 94(6):13 Pneumonia in the elderly: Spe- benign types. 94(8):109* Invasion of the ‘killer’ bees:
Scary quotes about healthcare cial considerations in a special Separating fact from fiction.
that may go down in history. population. 94(5):39* SAROEA HG 94(2):92*
(ED) 94(2):11 McDONALD E Chronic obstructive pulmonary
Your ‘family doctor’ may be a See Soni SN disease: Major objectives of VIKINGSSON A
nurse! (ED) 94(3):23 MARINO C management. 94(2):113 Rheumatoid arthritis: |mpor-
GRIFFITH DE See Soni SN SEDDON AM tance of early diagnosis in long-
Chronic bronchitis: Choosing MASTERS EJ Popliteal artery aneurysm: term outcome. 94(8):165*
the optimal treatment. 94(8):93* Erythema migrans: Rash as key Prompt intervention prevents
See also Kronenberg RS to early diagnosis of Lyme dis- tragic consequences. (CR) 94(2): WENGERN K
GRIFFITH RS ease. 94(1):133* 125 Modern coronary rehabilita-
Sexually transmitted diseases. MIEDEMA BW SEXE R tion: New concepts in care.
(PN) 94(6):157 See Sexe R Rectal cancer: Treatment ad- 94(2):131*
MILLER LW vances that reduce recurrence WONG JG
See Jennison SH rates and lengthen survival. How to help your patients quit
MILLS RM Jr 94(1):183* smoking: Strategies that work.
Congestive heart failure: To- SHVARTZMAN P 94(1):197*
Gonorrhea: Finding and treating day’s approaches and tomor- See Tandeter HB WOOL MS
a moving target. 94(2):105* row's directions. 94(3):49 SIMPSON SG Thyroid nodules: The place of
HIXSON LJ Pacemakers. (PN) 94(5):221 Are you recognizing depres- fine-needle aspiration biopsy in
Biliary obstruction: Nonsurgical MOUL JW sion in your patients? 94(3):85* management. 94(1):111*
treatment with endoscopic and Benign prostatic hyperpiasia: SINGH VN WYLER AR
radiologic techniques. 94(6):61* New concepts in the 1990s. See Flaker GC Modern management of epi-
94(6):141* SINNOTT JT lepsy: Recommended medical
See Oehler RL and surgical options. 94(3):97*
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