Prehospital Emergency Care 2002: Vol 6 Index & Table of Contents

9 Pages·2002·2.4 MB·English

This index covers the issues for 2002, as follows: January-March (Number 1), pages 1-174; April-June (Number
2), pages 175-260; April-June supplement pages (A/J)S1-(A/J)S78; July-September (Number 3), pages 261-372;
July-September supplement pages (J/S)S1—(J/S)S46; and October-December (Number 4), pages 373-502.
SUBJECTS Alternate destinations, triage to, 309
Ambulance(s), diversion in urban areas, 191
Abstracts, NAEMSP 2002 annual meeting, 142-174 effect of telemedicine on, 445
priority dispatch of, 42
NAEMSE 2002 research forum, 479-485
Accidents Aren’t program, 204 triage for transport by, 383
AMI, see Myocardial infarction(s), acute
Acute coronary syndrome, air medical transport in
(position paper), 471 Amiodarone, in cardiac arrest, 72
Acute myocardial infarction(s), see Myocardial infarc- efficacy in rural EMS patients, 291
tion(s), acute Analgesia, emergency department administration of,
Advanced life support, at golf events, 11 402
in pediatric patients, 283 in fracture patients, 406; 411
in rural trauma hospital patients, 299 inadequacy of (editorial), 486
AED(s), nonutilization by fire and police first respon- Analytic study design, in prehospital research,
ders, 378 (A/J)S2
performance during exposure to electromag- Anaphylaxis, food-dependent, exercise-induced (case
netic fields, 65 conference), 348
subcutaneous epinephrine treatment of (posi-
time to first shock in, 373
training of ski patrols in use of, 325 tion paper), 67
use by law enforcement personnel, 273 Anticholinergic(s), in toxic combination with opiates,
use by young untrained children, 295 351
Apparent life-threatening events, pediatric (case con-
use in airport settings, 1
Against medical advice, elderly patients’ refusal of ference), 229
Arrhythmia(s), post-resuscitation, 114
transport, 391
Association for Academic Chairs of Emergency
Agitated delirium, and sudden death (letter), 259
Air Medical Physician Association, position on Medicine, (J/S)S12
appropriate use of medical transport, 464 Auerbach, P. S., Wilderness Medicine: Fourth Edition
position on medical direction of air medical (CD-ROM version), 256
Authorship, of research articles, (A/J)S32
services, 461
Automated external defibrillator(s), nonutilization by
position on transport of acute coronary syn-
fire and police first responders, 378
drome patients, 471
Air medical service(s), acute coronary syndrome performance during exposure to electromag-
patient transport (position paper), 417 netic fields, 65
appropriate use of medical services (position time to first shock in, 373
paper), 464 training of ski patrols in use of, 325
medical direction of air medical services (posi- use by law enforcement personnel, 273
use by young untrained children, 295
tion paper), 461
Air medical transport(s), flight physician training for use in airport settings, 1
(position paper), 458 Automatic crash notification(s), 131
medical directors for (position paper), 455
Airport(s), defibrillator use in, 1 Basic life support, in pediatric patients, 283
Alcohol use, restriction of, at sports events, 11 Bledsoe, B. E., Porter, R. S., Cherry, R. A., Paramedic
Alpert, J. S., Francis, G. S., Handbook of Coronary Care, Care: Principles and Practice Volume 5: Special
6th edition (book review), 476 Considerations/Operations (book review), 69
ALS, see Advanced life support Blinding, in research studies, (A/J)S38; (A/J)S48
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Blood substitute(s), in trauma patient resuscitation, (A/J)S57
81 CPR, see Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
BLS, see Basic life support Crash(es), EMS response technologies for, 131
Blunt injury(ies), fluid resuscitation in, 81; 417 involving pediatric and neonatal transport
Book reviews, 69; 256; 355; 476 teams, 449
California 500 NASCAR race, EMS coverage, 315 Data and safety monitoring board(s), (A/J)S38
Cardiac arrest(s), at airports, 1 Database(s), national EMS, 123
amiodarone treatment for, in rurai EMS use in retrospective research, (A/J)S48
patients, 291 Defibrillation, see also Automated external defibrillla-
clinical research in, (A/J)S57 tor(s)
lidocaine treatment for, in rural EMS patients, in airport settings, 1
291 effect of electromagnetic exposure on, 65
pediatric, prehospital care and outcome in, 283 by law enforcement personnel, 273
post-resuscitation syndrome in, 114 Delirium, agitated, and sudden death (letter), 259
sudden ventricular fibrillation in, 236 Demographics, of cardiac ischemia patients, 175
vasopressor and antiarrhythmic management of EMTs and paramedics, 433
of, 72 Descriptive study(ies), in prehospital research,
Cardiac implants, prehospital provider training (A/J)S2
regarding, 425 Disaster planning, for Professional Golfer Association
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation, at airports, 1 Tour events, 11
failed, family members’ response to, 440 Disasters, involving firefighters, 22
field termination of, 440 Dispatch, of ambulances, 42
post-resuscitation syndrome of, 114 Diversion, of ambulances, in urban areas, 191
Caribana Parade, Toronto, medical tent at, 199 Dominican Republic, EMS workforce in, 336
Chain of survival, in stroke management, 99 Double-blind research design, (A/J)S38
Chest pain, triage in (position paper), 224 Drug abuse, opiates combined with anticholinergics
Children, see Pediatric(s) (case conference), 351
Clinical research, in cardiac arrests, (A/J)S57 Drug administration, errors in, 107
Clinical trial(s), randomized, in prehospital research, Drug(s), see also specific drugs
(A/J)S2; (A/J)S38 storage temperatures for, 319
list of, (J/S)S32
Cohort study(ies), in prehospital research, (A/J)S2 Economic study design, in prehospital research,
Collaboration, in EMS research, (A/J)S28; (A/J)S38 (A/J)S2
in public health, (A/J)S63 Education, see also Training
Collision(s), involving pediatric and neonatal trans- in child abuse recognition and management,
port teams, 449 261
Communication(s), in EMS, in crash responses, 131 graduate, in tactical EMS, 322
Community intervention trial(s), in cardiac ischemia, injury prevention programs, 204
175 in nontransport of elderly patients, 31
Confidence interval(s), in prehospital research, of paramedics and EMTs, (J/S)S12
(A/J)S9 Eisele, D. W., McQuone, S. J., Emergencies of the Head
Consent, in research, (A/J)S18 and Neck (book review), 256
waiver in emergency situations, (A/J)S18 Elderly, refusal of transport by, 391
Consulin, S. M., Saunders, M. J., Raynovich, W., repeat EMS transports among, 6
Prehospital Drug Therapy, second edition (book Electromagnetic fields, effect on automatic external
review), 355 defibrillator performance, 65
Consultant(s), statistical, (A/J)S9; (A/J)S28 Emergency department(s), alternative destinations
Control(s), in randomized clinical trials, (A/J)S38 for patient care, 309
Control study(ies), in prehospital research, (A/J)S2 ambulance diversions to, 191
Cost-benefit study(ies), in prehospital research, nontransport to, 387
(A/J)S2 repeat care for elderly patients in, 6
of cardiac arrest outcomes, (A/J)S57 triage for treatment in, 383
Cost-effectiveness analysis, in EMS research, (J/S)S8 Emergency medical service(s), fire department-affili-
of cardiac arrest outcomes, (A/J)S57 ated, 396; 489
Cost-utility analysis, of cardiac arrest outcomes, at golfing events, 11
Index to Volume 6 495
injury prevention role, 204 Grief support, for family of failed cardiopulmonary
international, see International EMS resuscitation patients, 440
national database of, 123
palliative care protocols of, 36 Head injury(ies), fluid resuscitation in, 81
pediatric, providers of, 15 Heart arrest(s), see Cardiac arrest(s)
performance assessments in, 92 Helicopter emergency medical service(s), outcomes
at Professional Golfer Association Tour events, in nontrauma cases (annotated review), 242
11 for stroke patient transport, 210
urban, see Urban emergency medical services trauma transport outcomes in (annotated
Emergency medical services personnel, violence review), 359
against, 186 Helicopter(s), see also Air medical service(s); Air med-
Emergency medical technician(s), attributes and ical transport(s)
demographics of, 433 for pediatric trauma patient transport, 306
defibrillation by, time to first shock in, 373 Hemorrhage, uncontrolled, fluid resuscitation in, 81
training and education of, (J/S)S12 HIV infection, postexposure prophylaxis for, in
Emergency research, waiver of informed consent in, remote environments, 232
(A/J)S18 Holohan, Thomas P., as victim of September 11, 2001,
EMS, see Emergency medical services terrorist attacks, 53
EMT(s), see Emergency medical technician(s) Hospice patient(s), 36
Endotracheal intubation(s), elimination of errors in, Hospital(s), rural trauma, 299
107 Human immunodeficiency virus infection, postexpo-
rapid-sequence, paralytic-assisted (case confer- sure prophylaxis for, in remote environments, 232
ence), 472 Human subject(s), protection in research, (A/J)S18
End-tidal carbon dioxide monitoring, elimination of Huszar, R. J., Basic Dysrhythmias: Interpretation and
errors in, 107 Management, 3rd edition (book review), 355
Epidemiology, of pain in prehospital setting, 402 Hypotension, in blunt trauma victims, 417
Epinephrine, in cardiac arrest, 72 Hypotheses, in prehospital research, (A/J)S2; (A/J)S9
Error(s), elimination in EMS, 107
types I and II, (A/J)S9 Illnesses, in firefighters, 22
Esophageal detection device(s), 59 Immobilization, spinal, effect on physical examina-
Ethic(s), in EMS research, (J/S)S4; (J/S)S16; (J/S)S18; tion findings, 421
(J/S)S29 Information system(s), in EMS, 123, see also
Etomidate, for prehospital facilitated intubation, 50 Database(s)
in EMS research, (J /S)S16; (J /S)S30
Failed cardiopulmonary resuscitation, family mem- Informed consent, in EMS research, (J/S)S16
bers’ response to, 440 for trauma research participation, (A/J)S68
Family, response to failed cardiopulmonary resusci- waiver in emergency research, (A/J)S18;
tation, 440 (A/J)S38
Fire departments, emergency medical services of, 489 Injury(ies), in firefighters, 22
Firefighters, assaults on, 396 occupational, in EMS personnel, 186; 396
as first responders, failure to utilize AEDs, 378 violence-related, in paramedics and firefight-
illnesses and injuries in, 22 ers, 396
poem dedicated to, 53 Injury prevention, at Professional Golfer Association
First aid stations, at stock car races, 315 Tour events, 11
First responders, failure to utilize AEDs, 378 programs for, 204
Flight physician(s), training of (position paper), 458 Institutional review board(s), (A/J)S18; (A/J)S32;
Ford, M., Delaney, K., Ling, L., Erickson, T., Clinical (J/S)S16; (J/S)S29
Toxicology (book review), 355 Intention-to-treat analysis, in prehospital research,
Fractures, prehospital analgesia for, 406; 411 (A/J)S9
Frame, Scott, dedication to, (J/S)S1 Interfacility helicopter transport(s), of trauma
Funding, of EMS research, (A/J)S28; (A/J)S38; patients, 359
(J/S)S4; J/S)S16 of stroke patients, 210
Future of Emergency Medicine Research conference, International EMS, EMS workforce in Santo
(J/S)S12 Domingo, 336
prehospital trauma care in Tehran, 218
Golf events, EMS coverage at, 11 Intranasal administration, of naloxone, 54
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Intubation(s), see also Endotracheal intubation(s) Naloxone, intranasal administration of, 54
esophageal, confirmation of, 59 Narcotic(s), inadequate use of (editorial), 486
facilitated, etomidate use in, 50 overdose, intranasal naloxone treatment for, 54
Iran, prehospital trauma care in, 218 in toxic combination with anticholinergics, 351
Ischemia(s), cardiac, in demographic and clinical NASCAR car races, medical care at, 315
patient subgroups, 175 National Association of EMS Physicians, Air Medical
Task Force, position on flight physician training,
Journal(s), peer-reviewed, (J/S)S12 458
writing for publication in, (A/J)S32 Air Medical Task Force, position on medical
directors of air transport programs, 455
Law enforcement, SWAT teams, EMS support for, 322 position on triage of chest pain partients, 224
Law enforcement defibrillation, 273; National Center National Center for Early Defibrillation, Police AED
for Early Defibrillation position statement on, 346 Issues Forum, 273
Lidocaine, antiarrhythmic efficacy, in rural EMS position statement on law enforcement defibril-
patients, 291 lation, 346
Literature review(s), in prehospital research, (A/J)S2 Neely, Keith, dedication to, (J/S)S1
Longitudinal Emergency Medical Technician Neurologic outcome(s), post-resuscitation, 114
Attributes and Demographic Study (LEADS), 433 Neuromuscular-blocking agents, in rapid-sequence
Lower-extremity fractures, prehospital analgesia for, intubation (case conference), 472
406; 411 New York City, public-access defibrillation use in,
489
Markenson, D., Pediatric Prehospital Care (book 9-1-1 calls, by elderly patients, 391
review), 478 emergency department triage of, 387
Mass gatherings, medical tents at, 199 9-1-1 call systems, cellular-enhanced, 131
NASCAR race, EMS coverage, 315 Nonparametric test(s), in prehospital research,
Professional Golfer Association Tour events, (A/J)S9
EMS coverage at, 11 Nontransport, of patients, after failed cardiopul-
McSwain, N. E., Jr., Paturas, J. L., The Basic EMT: monary resuscitation, 440
Comprehensive Prehospital Patient Care, 2nd edition of 9-1-1 call patients, 387
(book review), 477 of elderly patients, 31
Media reviews, 69; 256; 355; 476 Nontrauma cases, helicopter emergency medical
Medical condition list, for air medical services (posi- services outcomes in (annotated review), 242
tion paper), 464
Medical director(s), of air medical services (position Obese patients, esophageal intubation confirmation
paper), 461 in, 59
Medicare, fee schedule of, 137 Oligoanalgesia (editorial), 486
Mental health, of providers of pediatric EMS, 15 Opioid(s), see Narcotic(s)
Mentoring, in EMS research, (A/J)S28 Outcome(s), see also Survival
Midazolam, as pediatric seizure treatment, 215 in cardiac arrests, (A/J)S57
Military personnel, HIV postexposure prophylaxis in in fluid resuscitation in hypotensive blunt trau-
(case conference), 232 ma patients, 417
Morphine, prehospital administration of, 411 of helicopter EMS nontrauma transports (anno-
Mortality, from paralytic-assisted rapid-sequence tated review), 242
intubation (case conference), 472 in helicopter EMS trauma transports, 359
Motor vehicle crash(es), EMS response technologies measurement of, (A/J)S68; (J/S)S8
for, 131 as research data, (A/J)S24; (A/J)S38; (A/J)S52
involving pediatric and neonatal transport in trauma research, (A/J)S68
teams, 449 Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest(s), see Cardiac arrest(s)
Mucosal atomizer device (MAD), for naloxone Out-of-hospital research, see Research, EMS
administration, 54
Multiple comparison(s), in prehospital research, Pain, in prehospital setting, epidemiology of, 402
(A/J)S9 Pain management, in fracture patients, 406; 411
Multivariate analysis, in prehospital research, inadequacy of (editorial), 486
(A/J)S9 Palliative treatment, EMS protocols for, 36
Myocardial infarction(s), acute, patient education in, Parades, 199
175 Paramedic(s), assessment of patient nontransport by,
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31 coverage of, 11
attributes and demographics of, 433 Protocol(s), of research studies, prehospital care
education and training of, (J/S)S12 providers’ training in, (A/J)S24
emergency department transport decision Pseudorandom assignment, (A/J)S38
making by, 383 Psychological support, for providers of pediatric
intranasal naloxone administration by, 54 EMS, 15
triage by, for ambulance or emergency depart- Public-access defibrillation, in New York City, 53; 489
ments, 383 by young untrained children, 295
Parametric test(s), in prehospital research, (A/J)S9 Public-Access Defibrillation Trial, held on September
Partnership(s), in research, (A/J)S38 11, 2001, 53
Patient education, in acute myocardial infarction Public health, role of prehospital care providers in,
care, 175 (A/J)S63
Pediatric(s), apparent life-threatening events (case Pulmonary failure, esophageal detection devices in,
conference), 229 59
automated external defibrillator use by young
children, 291 Quality control, in cardiac arrest clinical research,
cardiac arrest, prehospital care and outcome in, (A/J)S57
283 Quality control officer(s), (A/J)S38
collisions by pediatric and neonatal transport Quality improvement, of patient nontransport, 31
teams, 449
helicopter transport of trauma patients, 306 Randomized clinical trial(s), in the prehospital set-
prehospital providers’ knowledge of child ting, (A/J)S38
abuse and neglect, 261 summary of, (J/S)S32
psychological support for providers of pedi- Randomized controlled trials, of prehospital trauma
atric EMS, 15 care, 27
seizure treatment, 215 Rapid-sequence intubation(s), paralytic-assisted (case
Penetrating injury(ies), fluid resuscitation in, 81 conference), 472
Performance assessment(s), in emergency medical REACT trial, 175
services, 92 Recidivism, in elderly emergency department
Physical examination, effect of spinal immobilization patients, 6
on, 421 Refusal of transport, by elderly patients, 391
Planning, for medical care for mass gathering, 199 Reimbursement, in EMS, 137
Police, see also Law enforcement Repeat care, among elderly emergency department
as first responders, failure to utilize AEDs, 378 patients, 6
Position paper(s), on anaphylaxis treatment with sub- Research, EMS
cutaneous epinephrine, 67 funding, (A/J)S28; (A/J)S38; J /S)S4; (J/S)S16
on appropriate use of medical transport, 464 implementation of, (A/J)S24
on flight physician training, 458 barriers to, (J/S)S16
on medical direction of air medical services basics of (A/J)S2
(position paper), 455; 461 in cardiac arrest clinical protocols, (A/J)S57
on patient restraint in EMS systems, 340 cost-effectiveness of, (J/S)S8
on transport of acute coronary syndrome in drug storage practices, 319
patients, 471 history of, (J/S)S10
on triage of chest pain patients, 224 informed consent in, (J /S)S16
Position statement, on law enforcement agency defib- National EMS Agenda (J/S)S1-S43
rillation, 346 National EMS Writing Team, (J/S)S1
Post-resuscitation syndrome, 114 outcomes research, (A/J)S52
Power analysis, in prehospital research, (A/J)S9 in out-of-hospital setting, (A/J)S24
Practice guidelines, for triage by paramedics, 383 protection of human subjects in, (A/J)S18
Practice(s), in drug storage, 319 resources for, (A/J)S28
Prehospital provider(s), knowledge of child abuse retrospective, (A/J)S48
and neglect, 261 statistical methods, (A/J)S9
public health role of, (A/J)S63 in trauma, (A/J)$68
research data collection by, (A/J)S24 Research study design, in prehospital research,
Prevention, of injuries, 204 (A/J)S2
Professional Golfer Association Tour events, EMS Restraint(s), in EMS systems (position paper), 340
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Resuscitation, see also Cardiopulmonary resuscitation; Tachycardia(s), see Ventricular tachycardia
Fluid resuscitation Tactical EMS, graduate education in, 322
etomidate for facilitated intubation in, 50 Tehran, Iran, prehospital trauma care in, 218
fluid, in major trauma, 81 Telemedicine, 440
vasopressor and antiarrhythmic drugs in, 72 Temperature(s), for drug storage, 319
Retrospective EMS research, (A/J)S48 Tents, medical, 199
Risk adjusters, in outcomes research, (A/J)S52 Test(s), statistical, (A/J)S9
Rosen, P., Chan, J., Vilke, G. M., Sternbach, G., Atlas Time, of EMS response, in Tehran, Iran, 218
of Emergency Procedures (book review), 70 Training, in cardiac implant technology, 425
Rural EMS, advanced trauma life support in, 299 in EMS research, (A/J)S28; (J/S)S4; J/S)S12;
amiodarone use in, 291 (J/S)S16
twice-transferred trauma patients, 330 of flight physicians (position paper), 458
of paramedics and EMTs, (J/S)S12
Sample size, in prehospital research, (A/J)S9 of prehospital care providers in research proto-
Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, EMS work- cols, (A/J)S24
force in, 336 of ski patrols, in AED use, 325
Seizure(s), pediatric, midazolam treatment for, 215 Transfer(s), helicopter, of stroke patients, 210
September 11, 2001, 53 of rural trauma patients, 330
Shock(s), fluid resuscitation in, 81 Transport(s), see also Ambulance(s); Transfer(s)
rescue, 1 helicopter, outcomes of, 359
Sirens, “Ground Zero” (poem), 53 medical directors for (position paper), 455
“Lament for the Lost” (poem), 318 pediatric and neonatal, vehicle collisions dur-
”Mr. Nigh, the Tow Truck Guy” (poem), 390 ing, 449
"Side Show” (poem), 68 of pediatric trauma patients, 306
Ski patrols, AED training program for, 325 refusal of, by elderly patients, 391
Society for Academic Emergency Medicine, (J/S)S12 Transport team(s), pediatric and neonatal, 449
Spinal immobilization, effect on physical examination Trauma, in firefighters, 22
findings, 421 helicopter transport of pediatric patients, 306
Sports events, EMS coverage of prehospital care for, in Tehran, Iran, 218
golfing tournaments, 11 prehospital care for, randomized controlled tri-
NASCAR car races, 315 als of, 27
Standard(s), in EMS, 92 research methodology in, (A/J)S68
for error elimination, 107 in rural patients, 299; 330
Standing orders, for prehospital morphine adminis- Triage, to alternative care destinations, 309
tration, 411 for ambulance transport or emergency depart-
Statistical support, in EMS research, (A/J)S28 ment care, 383
Stock car races, 315 of 9-1-1 callers, 387
Storage, of medications, 319 of pediatric vs. adult trauma patients, 306
Stroke(s), chain of survival in, 99 of rural trauma patients, 330
helicopter transport in, 210 Turtle Creek conference proceedings, 71-141
Study design, for out-of-hospital research, (A/J)S24
Sudden death(s), agitated delirium and (letter), 259 Urban emergency medical service(s), ambulance
Survey(s), of EMTs’ and paramedics’ attributes and diversion in, 191
demographics, 433 assaults on paramedics and firefighters, 396
Survival, see also Chain of survival public-access defibrillation in, 489
in cardiac arrests, at airports, 1 Utilization, of AEDs, by fire and police first respon-
of fluid-resuscitated hypotensive blunt trauma ders, 378
patients, 417 of EMS telemedicine, 445
of pediatric trauma patients, effect of helicopter
transport on, 306 Variable(s), in prehospital research, (A/J)S9
of rural EMS cardiac arrest patients, 291 Vasopressin, in cardiac arrest, 72
of rural trauma patients, 299 Ventricular fibrillation, AED recognition of, during
SWAT teams, EMS support for, 322 electromagnetic field exposure, 65
Systemic review(s), of priority dispatch of ambu- AED treatment to first shock in, 373
lances, 42 amiodarone treatment for, in rural EMS
Systems analysis, in EMS research, (J/S)S12 patients, 291
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spontaneously terminating (case conference), against paramedics and firefighters, 396
236
Ventricular tachycardia, amiodarone treatment for, in Wiener-Kronish, J. P., Gropper, M. A., Conscious
rural EMS patients, 291 Sedation (book review), 256
Vertebral tenderness, spinal immobilization-related, Wildfire(s), 22
421 Writing, for publication in biomedical journals,
Violence, see also Restraint(s) (A/J)S32
against EMS personnel, 186
AUTHORS Boros MJ, 172 Chmielewski R, 173 Dey C, 172
Bozeman WP, 22; 322 Chin MH, 165 Dickinson ET, 161; 396
Abbott CA, 480; 482; 482 Bradshaw JR, 291 Chiumento S, 440 Dickison PD, 433
Adams AL, 167; 299 Bramstedt KA, 425 Chung SS, 150 DiSabatino A, 155
Aghababian RV, 72 Braunwald E, 145 Clair JJ, 489 Dolan MA, 163
Alexander JS, 142 Brewer K, 150 Clawson JJ, 151 Domeier RM, 92; 147;
Alexander M, 479 Brewer JE, 149 Claypool DW, 455 168; 402
Allan T, 32 Brice JH, 99; 153; 166; Cobb LA, 142 Doney M, 148
Allegra JR, 319 (A/J)S28 Cole J, 169 Doran JV, 319
Anderegg C, 159 Bridge P, 42 Collins S, 170 Dougherty A, 155
Andersen L, 273; 346 Brillhart AM, 373 Colwell C, 54 Doyle TJ, 169
Anderson M, 157 Brinsfield K, 273; 346 Compton S, 147 Drabek T, 174
Antman EM, 145 Brown C, 156 Cone DC, 67; 158; 325; Dula DJ, 417
Armacost M, (J/S)S1 Brown JF, 164 (A/J)S2 Dunford JV, 92; 148; 162;
Arnold T, 142; 154 Brown LH, 36; 421; Conrad S, 154 164; 391
Asaeda G, 489 (J/S)S1 Cooke M, 42 Dunlap L, 157
Aufderheide TP, 224 Brown WE Jr, 433 Cooper A, 166; 261 Dunnavant GR, 273; 346
Ausband SC, 36; 421 Bryant M, 158; 387 Cooper LS, 175 Dunn W, 54
Azie W, 149 Bunn F, 27 Copass MK, 142
Burgess BE, 306 Corbett SW, 186 Eastman ER, 322
Bachman M, 150 Burke C, 484; 484 Corbit KL, 160 Eckstein M, 152; 153
Baez AA, 171; 172; 336 Burnett-Garraway C, 171 Cornia K, 163 Edwards DP, 163
Bailey ED, 144; 147; 155 Burton JH, 291 Cottingham C, 159 Edwardsen EA, 440
Baily J, 54 Busko J, 357 Coule PL, 147 Eisenberg MS, 175; 373
Baker CC, 167 Cox J, 156 Ellis DG, 445
Baldwin JB, 31 Cady CE, 145 Crandall C, 411 Ernst AA, 6
Bangs CA, 158; 163 Callaway CW, 142; 146 Crocco TJ, 155; 224 Everly GS Jr, 15
Bardy G, 165 Caplan M, 152 Cruz B, 149 Ewing J, 142
Barnes TA, 156 Capponi J, 483 Cruz M, 162 Ezenkwele UA, 171
Barry DP, 159 Carden D, 154
Barton R, 59 Carlton D, 232 Daher N, 165 Fairbanks RJ, 154
Bates RR, 143; 144 Carter S, 150 Dalton T, 149 Fakhry SM, 479
Battarbee H, 142 Cary C, 165 Daniel E, 154 Falk JL, 81
Baumann GW, 309 Case JT, 170 Davis D, 144; 147 Fales WD, 152
Becker L, 363 Castle D, 483 Davis E, 440 Farrell RN, 152
Bell L, 171 Cavalieri N, 483 Davis TB, (J/S)S1 Feldman HA, 175
Benson J, 54 Chambers RM, 160 Dawson DE, 123 Ferrara D, 142
Bhargava R, 145 Chan K, 165 Daya M, 355; 484; 484 Fertig KC, 142; 146
Bhende MS, 283 Chan TC, 162; 164; 165; De La Rosa M, 171 Finch H, 153
Bilaj F, 145 215; 259; 391 Delbridge TR, 99; 169 Fisher R, 164; 391
Billittier AJ IV, 151; 378 Chang E, 160 Della Bella J, 483 Flores N, 155
Binder JW, 480 Chapman FW, 146 De Lorenzo R, 480; 482; Foltin G, 166; 261
Binder P, 480 Cheema F, 242; 359 482 Ford D, 157
Bissell RA, 167 Checchia PA, 165 Derivishi M, 145 Fosnocht DE, 148; 168
Bitner L, 155 Chenier T, 155 DesChamps E, 153 Fowler RD, 492
Blackwell T, 92 Chengelis NL, 146 deTamble L, 151 Frame SB, (J/S)S1
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Frederick J, 273; 346 Hinchey PR, 151 Larmon B, 479; 480; McGovern PG, 175
Frederiksen SM, 168 Hird DW, 170 (J/S)S1 McGuire TJ, 166; 229
Friedman PD, 165 Hogue TD, 50 Lauder CT, 149; 152; 155; McHenry SD, (J/S)S1
Fuller DJ, 155; 482 Honeycutt L, 147 156; 161; 162 McLean SA, 402;
Fullerton-Gleason L, 411 Hopkins J, 155 Lavery RF, 319 (A/J)S52
Furst IM, 199 Hornaday D, 484 Lawson L, 295 McMullen MJ, 161
Hoyt D, 144; 147 Lee K, 53 McQueen C, 160
Gabriel E, 489 Hubble MW, 150 Leicht M, 417 McVerry BJ, (A/J)S57
Gallanter T, 22 Hughes M, 483 Lerner EB, 151; 273; 346; Mears G, 92; 123
Gandee J, 480 Huie D, 150 378; (A/J)S1; (A/J)S2; Mechem CC, 161; 396
Garrison HG, (A/J)S52 Huie J, 158 (A/J)S24; (A/J)S48 Megargel RE, 149; 155;
Gausche-Hill M, Huisman SK, 481 Levine R, 433 156; 161; 162
(A/J)S38 Hummel RS III, 159 Lewis RJ, 149; (A/J)S9 Mehta SH, 319
Geraci B, 165 Hunt EC, 191 Lightfoot CB, 142; 146 Melese-d’ Hospital I,
Gerard J, 148 Hunt RC, 107; 131 Limmer D, 479 (J/S)S1
Gerhart AE, 215 Hutchings C, 156 Linares AC, 175 Menegazzi JJ, 142; 146
Gerhardt RT, 174 Hutton K, 461 Lindsey J, 484 Menzel P, 163
Gilmore C, 479 Lipton H, 15 Metro MT, 480
Gluckman W, 257 Isaacs M, 164 Locasto DA, 164 Middleton E, 168
Glushak C, 165 Long K, 236 Miller P, 6
Glustein JZ, 283 Jackson RE, 147; 154 Love JE, 149 Millward L, 11
Goldberg JR, 175 Jacobs I, 157 Lowell M, 169 Milsten AM, 167
Goldberg P, 143; 309 Jakubowski G, 160 Lubin J, 150 Misselbeck WJA, 433
Goldfarb A, 151 Jaslow D, 160; 396 Luepker RV, 175 Mistler E, 164
Gough J, 150 Jauch E, 155 Lugo-Amador NM, 172 Miteiver J, 484
Gould J, 159 Johnston S, 273; 346 Lutz RH, 232 Mizelle HL, 472
Grange JT, 186; 315 Jones RA, 257 Modaghegh M-H §, 218
Green GB, 171; 173 Jorgenson DB, 165 Ma OJ, 11 Monosky K, 479
Gregory DC, 481 Joyce SM, 159; 163 MacDonald RD, 1 Moog MR, 59
Griesser H, 165 Jui J, 155; 484; 484 Mace SE, 173 Moreno R, 482
Griswell JK, 99 MacLean §, (J/S)S1 Morgan LJ, 330
Groh WJ, 273; 346; 378 Kaditus J, 145 MacMillan D, 158 Morrell R, 42
Gullett T, 155 Kaczmarek M, 153 Maguire BJ, 167 Morrow DA, 145
Gunnels MD, 163; 167; Kaplan LJ, 145 Mahoney BD, 143 Moscati RM, 151;
299; 484; 484 Kapur BG, 173 Maio RF, 402; (A/J)S52 (A/J)S18
Gupton CL, 149 Kealey GP, 330 Malcolm GE III, 147 Mosesso VN Jr, 81; 160;
Guzman A, 172 Kellermann AL, 204 Mann NC, (J/S)S1 273; 346; (A/J)S24
Kellogg T, 164 Mann NC, 156 Motyka TM, 153
Hahn C, 484 Kennedy D, 158; 387 March JA, 36; 150; 295; Mottley JL, 1
Hall WL II, 151 Key CB, 31; 99 421 Moynihan J, 165
Hamel M, 169 Kimball ER, 59 Marcucci JF, 151 Mulliken R, 165
Hammer G, 164 King BR, 449 Margolis G, 479; 481; Murawsky GA, 145
Handley C, 159 Knazik SR, 478 (J/S)S1 Murphy G, 273; 346
Hanfling D, 479 Kociszewski C, 210 Marino A, 215 Murray JA, 143; 309; 373
Hansen AR, 330 Kohlbrenner JC, 191 Markenson D, 166; 261 Myerburg RJ, 273; 346 -
Hartsell, SC, 59 Kolar P, 170 Marks T, 481
Harvin G, 484 Korn CS, 259 Martin N, 150 Nadle PA, 191
Haskins PA, 445 Kotch SJ, 306 Martinez R, 204 Nager EC, 356
Hatcher TS, 149 Kudenchuk PJ, 72 Mason S, 236 Nandor K, 484; 484
Hauswald M, 383 Kupas DF, 65; 143; 144; Matza-Haughton H, 166; Neely K, (J/S)S1
Havlicek M, 174 340 261 Nelson K, 170
Hedges JR, 167; 175; 299; Kwan I, 27 Mayrose J, 445 Newgard CD, (A/J)S9
(A/J)S63 McCabe CH, 145 Newman DH, 236
Henderson SO, 259 Ladde J, 158; 387 McClean D, 484; 484 Newman MM, 273; 318;
Henshaw J, 166 Lagoe RJ, 191 McDermott JT, 144; 406 346; 378
Hess A, 173 Lane P, 336 McEachin CC, 144; 406 Newton K, 153
Hilbert K, 161 Lappe MA, 143 McGill J, 143 Nicholas D, 169
Index to Volume 6
Niemann JT, 149 Rock J-G, 483 Smith AM, 165 Wachsmuth C, 164
Norton RL, 157; 158; 163 Rodriguez J, 142 Smith D, 481 Wagner C, 169
Rose R, 159 Smith S, 162 Walker E, (J/S)S1
Ochs M, 144; 147; 148 Rosenberg DG, 145; 273; Snider JB, 155; 157; 482 Walker RG, 146
O’Connor RE, 107; 142; 346 Snyder G, 50 Waller M, 145
149; 152; 155; 156 Rothrock SG, 158; 387; Snyder M, 170 Waller MA, 479
O’Dair J, 160 472 Sole DP, 65 Walls R, 145
Ogden LL, 59 Roudsari BS, 218 Soloski T, 165 Walter J, 165
O'Keefe M, (J/S)S1 Russell S, 6 Spaite DW, (J/S)S1; Walters WA, 145; 169
Olson L, 261 Ryther CT, 483 (A/J)S52 Walters BL, 256
Ornato JP, 71; 72; 123; Sparrow W, 162 Wang HE, 142; 143; 144;
273; 346 Sabon P, 483 Starr M, 417 146; 348
Osganian SK, 175 Sajadehchi A, 218 Steen PJ, 165 Warden CR, 158
Ottaway M, 155 Sanddal ND, 477 Stein T, 164 Watts D, 479
Overton J, 92; 137; 163 Sandor GKB, 199 Stephanides SL, 170 Wayne MA, 72
Oxer HF, 157; 174 Sardar W, 164; 391 Stolzenberg BT, 65 Wedel SK, 210; 242; 359
Satz W, 145 Stothert JC, 149 Weems K, 152; 153
Packer CR, 160 Sauerbeck L, 155 Stoy WA, 481 Weinstein C, 1
Pagane J, 158; 387; 472 Savino M, 273; 346 Stratton SJ, 149; 152; 153 Weiss SJ, 6
Pandey DK, 175 Sayah AJ, 145 Strout TD, 291 Wentz R, 27
Papilaya A, 171 Sayre MR, 107; 224; 273; Sundheim S, 162 Werman H, 148
Paris PM, 143; 144; 273; 346; (A/J)S38; Swanson ER, 148; 168 White LJ, 160; 161;
346 (A/J)S57; (J/S)S1 Sweeney TA, 156 (A/J)S32; (A/J)S48;
Pascual RG, 154 Schaefer RA, 143; 309 Swor RA, 71; 92; 144; 147; (J/S)S1
Pazdral TE, 291 Schafer P, 59 154; 168; 406 White RD, 273; 346
Peiguss K, 143; 309 Schears RM, 390 Wiater J, 70
Pepe PE, 151; 81 Schlichting AB, (A/J)S68 Tang N, 172 Wieczorek BJ, 65
Persse DE, 31; 114 Schmidt TA, 155; 482 Taylor SF, 174; 232 Wigginton JG, 114; 151
Peter D, 160 Schnyder ME, 156; 161; Tharratt RS, 170 Wilkinson KC, 154
Petrie M, 164 162 Thomas SH, 210; 242; Williams KA, 150; 455;
Phillips K, 170 Schoen V, 273; 346 359; 455; 458 458
Philpott S, 169 Schuhwerk K, 145 Thompson TM, 147 Wilson B, 484; 484
Pio B, 155 Schultz D, 161 Thomson D, 242; 359 Wilson S, 42
Pipho DA, 152 Schwab RA, 11 Tinkoff GH, 142 Winslow JE, 153
Pirrallo, RG, 107; 145 Schwamm LH, 210 Tompkins M, 476 Wolfe TR, 59
Pitetti R, 283 Schwegman D, 148 Toon WE, 69 Wood GC, 417
Plorde M, 143; 309 Sciammarella J, 273; 346 Torner JC, 330 Woodward GA, 449
Pointer JE, 166; 166; 229 Scott K, 483 Trask AL, 479 Wydro GC, 145; 169; 340
Preston C, 163 Scott LA, 167 Treiber M, 166; 261
Price R, 150 Seaman KG, 167 Tricaso M, 161 Xiao F, 142; 154
Purpora DA, 159 Seblova J, 174 Tunik M, 166; 261
Sehra R, 165 Turturro MA, 486 Yancey, AH III, 204
Racht EM, 72 Shah MN, 154; 165 Yant A, 164
Raczynski JM, 175 Sharieff GQ, 215 Ufberg J, 160 Yealy DM, 143; 144;
Rahman E, 155 Shelton S, 153 Usatch BR, 325 (A/J)S2
Ramos J, 54 Shen P, 167 Yeh E, 169
Raue B, 163 Sherman C, 483 Valentine C, 144 Yoon R, 160
Razzak J, 173 Sherman LD, 142; 146 Van Alem A, 273; 346
Rea TD, 143; 309; 373 Shofer FS, 396 VanRooyen MJ, 159 Zachariah BS, 114;
Reed DB, 50 Sihler KC, 330 Vargo P, 273; 346 (J/S)S48
Reese CL, 155 Silbergleit R, 169; 170 Vaught D, 157 Zak C, (A/J)S24
Rejmer AR, 417 Silk D, 153 Vickers SM, 152; 155 Zalenski R, 147
Reynolds HN, 159 Silvestri S, 158; 387; 472 Vilke GM, 144; 162; 164; Zapka JG, 175
Rich K, 157 Simeon DJ, 425 165; 215; 259; 348; 391 Zhang P, 154
Richardson S, 59 Sklar DP, 411 Villagran O, 173 Zhang S, 142; 154
Rivera-Rivera EJ, 92 Sloan EP, S68 Viland S, 484 Zwerling C, 330
Roberts I, 27 Slovis CM, 72; 107