Psychosomatics 1993: Vol 34 Index

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Index to Volume 34
Author Index
A psychiatry consultations. (case report). November—
September—October 402-408 December 524-530
Abdel-Moty E: See Fishbain DA Burstein A: Bipolar and pure mania Driscoll J: See Sichel DA
Anderson K: See Fava M disorders precipitated by head
Austin CP: See Green Al trauma (letter). March—April E
B 194-195 Enns MW, Barakat SM, Brown
JH: Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis
Badger JM: See Goldberg RJ € presenting with psychosis (case re-
Ballard JO: See Vgontzas AN Callies AL: See Popkin MK port). September—October 453-455
Ballenger JC: See Lydiard RB Canning EH, Hanser SB, Shade
Bangs M: See Bayer TL KA, Boyce T: Maternal distress F
Barakat SM: See Enns MW and discrepancy in reports of psy- Fabi MB: See Mark BZ
Bayer TL, Chiang E, Coverdale chopathology in chronically ill Farr B: See Schwarz K
JH, Bangs M, Goodearle H: Anxi- children. November-December Fajtova VT: See Cole PA
ety in experimentally induced 506-511 Fava GA: Robert Kellner, M.D.,
somatoform symptoms. September— Carroll BT: See Wald TG Ph.D. July-August 287-289
October 416-423 Cavanaugh §S, Glicenstein C: Intra- Fava M, Anderson K, Rosenbaum
Beardsley G, Goldstein MG: Psy- venous lorazepam in the treatment JF: Are thymoleptic-responsive
chological factors affecting physi- of postictal psychosis (case report). “anger attacks” a discrete clinical
cal condition: endocrine disease September—October 443-446 syndrome (case report)? July—
literature review. January—February Chaglassian T: See Rowland JH August 350-355
12-19 Chartock P: See Silberstein CH Feiner C: See Silberstein CH
Behen JM: See Rodrigue JR Chiang E: See Bayer TL Fershtman M: See Wagner KD
Beresford TP: Marijuana: The For- Clamon GH: See Wald TG Findling RL: Treatment of aggres-
bidden Medicine, by Grinspoon L, Clark MR, Sullivan MD, Katon sion in juvenile-onset Huntington’s
Bakalar JB (book review). WJ, Russo JE, Fischl M, Dobie disease with buspirone (letter).
July-August 368-369 RA, Voorhees R: Psychiatric and September—October 460-461
Bernstein L, Levin R: Catatonia re- medical factors associated with Fischl M: See Clark MR
sponsive to intravenous lorazepam disability in patients with dizzi- Fishbain DA, Trescott J, Cutler B,
in a patient with cyclosporine neu- ness. September—October 409-415 Abdel-Moty E, Rosomoff RS,
rotoxicity and hypomagnesmia (let- Cohen L: See Hollander E Rosomoff HL: Do some chronic
ter). January-February 102-103 Cohen LM: Massachusetts General pain patients with atypical facial
Beyer J, Burke M, Meglin D, Hospital: Handbook of General pain overvalue and obsess about
Fuller A, Krishnan RR, Psychiatry, 3rd Edition, edited by their pain (case report)? July—
Nc meroff CB: Organic anxiety Cassem N (book review). January— August 355-359
disorder: iatrogenic hyperthyroid- February 98-99 Fishman M: See Treisman GJ
ism (case report). March—April Cohen LM, Germain M, Woods A, Flint A: See Gnam W
181-184 Gilman ED, McCue JD: Patient Foliart RH: See Schubert DSP
Biderman DJ: See O’Dowd MA attitudes and psychological con- Fossey MD: See Lydiard RB
Bilello JF: See Showalter PE siderations in dialysis discontin- Frierson RL: See James WA
Black DW, Rathe A, Goldstein RB: uation. September—October Friedland GH: See Silberstein CH
Measures of distress in 26 “environ- 395-401 Fritz GK: See Steiner H
mentally ill” subjects. March—April Cohen LS: See Sichel DA Fuller A: See Beyer J
131-138 Colapinto ND: See StyraR G
Blazer DG: See Koenig HG Cole PA, Bostwick JM, Fajtova
Boggs SR: See Rodrigue JR VT: Thyrotoxicosis in a depressed George LK: See Koenig HG
Boone KB: See Lesser IM patient on I-triiodothyronine Germain M: See Cohen LM
Bostwick JM: See Cole PA (letter). November—December Gilman ED: See Cohen LM
Bowman ES: Etiology and clinical 539-540 Glicenstein C: See Cavanaugh S
course of pseudoseizures: relation- Colén EA: See Popkin MK Glick RL: See Stern TA
ship to trauma, depression, and dis- Coverdale JH: See Bayer TL Gnam W, Flint A, Goldbloom D:
sociation. July-August 333-342 Cremens C: See Stern TA Isoniazid-induced hallucinosis:
Boyce T: See Canning EH Currie DJ: See Styra R response to pyridoxine (letter).
Brown GR: See McManis SE Cutler B: See Fishbain DA November—December 537-539
Brown JH: See Enns MW Goldberg RJ, Badger JM: Major
Buckley PF: Functional psychoses: D depressive disorder in patients with
is the concept disintegrating DeCaria C: See Hollander E implantable cardioverter defibrilla-
(letter). September—October 462 DiMartini A: See Trzepacz PT tor: two cases treated with ECT
Burke M: See Beyer J Dobie RA: See Clark MR (case report). May-June 273-277
Burket RC, Hodgin JD: Drake Jr ME: Conversion hysteria Goldman LS: Liver transplantation
Pediatricians’ perceptions of child and dominant hemisphere lesions using living donors: preliminary
VOLUME 34 * NUMBER 6 * NOVEMBER — DECEMBER 1993
donor psychiatric outcomes. May— Hodgin JD: See Burket RC (case report). March—April
June 235-240 Holland JC: See Rowland JH 184-187
Goldman MJ, Schultz-Ross RA: Hollander E: See Stein DJ Kozikowski JG: See Hendler NH
Adverse ocular effects of anticon- Hollander E, Hwang MY, Mullen Krishnan RR: See Beyer J
vulsants. March—April 154—158 LS, DeCaria C, Stein DJ, Cohen Kunkel EJS: See Mark BZ
Goldstein MG: See Beardsley G L: Clinical and research issues in
L
Goldstein RB: See Black DW depersonalization syndrome (let-
Gonzales J: See Steiner H ter). March—April 193-194 Leiter F: Medical Issues and the Eat-
Goodearle H: See Bayer TL Holmes V: Medical Symptoms Not ing Disorders: The Interface, ed-
Goldbloom D: See Gnam W Explained by Organic Disease, ed- ited by Kaplan AS, Garfinkel PE
Green AI, Austin CP: Psychopathol- ited by Creed F, Mayou R, Hopkins (book review). November—
ogy of pancreatic cancer: a psycho- A (book review). July-August December 534-535
biologic probe (review). May—June 370-371 Lentz RD: See Popkin MK
208-221 Hughes DC: See Koenig HG Lesser IM, Hill-Gutierrez E, Miller
Greenberg DB: Medical Psychiatric Hutt CS: See Stein DJ BL, Boone KB: Late-onset depres-
Practice, Vol. 1, edited by Stoude- Huyse FJ, Lyons LS, Strain JJ: The sion with white matter lesions (case
mire A, Fogel BS (book review). sequencing of psychiatric recom- report). July-August 364-367
March-April 188-189; Buspirone mendations: concordance during Levenson JL: Psychiatric Aspects of
for myoclonus, obsessive fears, and the process of a psychiatric consul- Organ Transplantation, edited by
confusion (case report). May-June tation. July-August 307-313 Craven J, Rodin G (book review).
270-273; Psychoimmunology Up- Hwang MY: See Hollander E September—October 457; See Cor-
date (Progress in Psychiatry #35), Hybels C: See Koenig HG rection, Book Review Column
edited by Gorman JM, Kertzner Levenson JL, Olbrisch ME: Psychi-
RM (book review). May—June J atric aspects of heart transplanta-
281-282; Tardive Dyskinesia: A James WA, Frierson RL, Lipp- tion. March—April 114-123;
Task Force Report of the American mann SB: Psychiatric reactions to Psychosocial evaluation of organ
Psychiatric Association, edited by leeches (case report). January— transplant candidates: a compara-
Kane JM, Jeste DV (book review). February 83-85 tive survey of process, criteria, and
May-June 282-283; Chronic Fa- Jenike MA: See Rauch SL outcomes in heart, liver, and kidney
tigue Syndrome, edited by Dawson transplantation. July-August
K
DM, Sabin TD (book review). 314-323
September—October 456-457; See Kales JD: See Vgontzas AN Levin R: See Bernstein L
also O’Sullivan RL Kathol RG: See Wald TG Levitte SS: Coexistent hypomania
Greenberg DB, Younger J, Kauf- Katon WJ: See Clark MR and severe hypothyroidism (case re-
man SD: Management of lithium Kaufman D: See Greenberg DB port). January—February 96-97; In
in patients with cancer (review). Kavey NB, Whyte J: Somnambu- Reply to Letter to the Editor (to
September—October 388-394 lism associated with hallucinations coexistent hypomania and severe
(case report). January—February hypothyroidism, by Massand P).
H
86-90 July-August 374-375
Halman MH: AIDS, Health and Kennedy BL: “On organicity” and Lippmann SB: See James WA
Mental Health: A Primary “dementias” (letter). January— Lydiard RB, Fossey MD, Marsh W,
Sourcebook, by Landau-Stanton J, February 103-104 Ballenger JC: Prevalence of psy-
Clements D (book review). Ketterer MW: Secondary preven- chiatric disorders in patients with ir-
November—December 533-534 tion of ischemic heart disease: the ritable bowel syndrome. May—June
Hanser SB: See Canning EH case for aggressive behavioral mon- 229-234
Hanson AL: See Treisman GJ itoring and intervention (review). Lyons JS: See Huyse FJ
Harding R: See Schwarz K November—December 478-484 Lysketsos CG: See Treisman GJ
Hargrave R: Serotonergic agents in Kinne D: See Rowland JH
M
the management of dementia and Kirmayer LJ, Robbins JM: Cogni-
posttraumatic stress disorder (let- tive and social correlates of the Macciocchi SN: Conversion disorder
ter). September—October 461-462 Toronto Alexithymia Scale. presenting as primary fibromyalgia
Harrington D: See Schwarz K January-February 41-52 (case report). May—June 267-270
Hendler NH, Kozikowski JG: Kliger DM, Sporty LD: The pedes- Mahoney L: See Styra R
Overlooked physical diagnosis in trian trauma patient: perspectives Mahr G: Fenfluramine and
chronic pain patients involved in from a psychiatric consultation ser- trichotillomania (letter). May—June
litigation. November—December vice. May-June 222-228 284
494-501 Koenig HG, Westlund RE, George Manetto C: See Twillman RK
Hendler NH, Zinreich J, LK, Hughes DC, Blazer DG, March W: See Lydiard RB
Kozikowski JG: Three-dimen- Hybels C: Abbreviating the Duke Mark BZ, Kunkel EJS, Fabi MB,
sional CT validation of physical Social Support Index for use in Thompson TL: Pimozide is effec-
complaints in “psychogenic pain” chronically ill elderly individuals. tive in delirium secondary to
patients (case report). January— January—February 61-69 hypercalcemia when other neuro-
February 90-96 Koran LM, Raghavan S: Fluoxe- leptics fail (case report).
Hill-Gutierrez E: See Lesser IM tine for isolated sleep paralysis September—October 446-450
PSYCHOSOMATICS
Martin MJ: In memoriam: William Popkin MK, Callies AL, Colon EA, Schouten R: Mental Disability Law:
Logan Webb, Jr., M.D. May—June Lentz RD, Sutherland DE: Psy- A Primer, 4th Edition, edited by
197-198 chiatric diagnosis and the surgical Zuckerman D, Charmantz M (book
Massand P: Coexistent hypomania outcome of pancreas transplanta- review). March—April 190; /nter-
and severe hypothyroidism (letter). tion in patients with type I diabetes viewing: A Forensic Guide to Inter-
July—August 374 mellitus. May-June 251—258 rogation, Second Edition, by
Matthews MK: See Ramchandani Porter KA, Rosenthal SH: Postoper- Yeschke CL (book review).
D ative mania: a case report and re- November—December 535
McCue JD: See Cohen LM view of the literature (case report). Schubert DSP, Foliart RH: In-
McHugh PR: See Treisman GJ March-April 171-173 creased depression in multiple
McKegney P: See O’Dowd MA; Prager LM: See Stern TA sclerosis patients (review).
Silberstein CH March-April 124-130
R
McManis SE, Brown GR, Zachary Schultz-Ross RA: See Goldman MJ
R, Rundell JR: A screening test Raghavan S: See Koran LM Schwarz K, Harding R, Harring-
for subtle cognitive impairment Ramchandani D: See O’Connell K; ton D, Farr B: Hospital manage-
early in the course of HIV infec- Schindler BA ment of a patient with intractable
tion. September—October 424-43 1 Ramchandani D, Schindler B: Eval- factitious disorder (case report).
Meglin D: See Beyer J uation of pseudoseizures: a psychi- May-June 265-267
Miller BL: See Lesser IM atric perspective. January—February Severino SK, Yonkers KA: A litera-
Mrazek D: See Steiner H 70-79 ture review of psychotic symptoms
Mullen LS: See Hollander E Ramchandani D, Schindler BA, associated with the premenstruum
Matthews MK: Neurobehavior (review). July-August 299-306
N
rounds: their role in promoting psy- Shade KA: See Canning EH
Nair J, Stacy M: Aseptic meningitis chiatric liaison in a neurology inpa- Shaver TR: See Showalter PE
associated with salicylate overdose tient unit (perspective). Showalter PE, Young SA, Bilello
(letter). July-August 372 November—December 512-518 JF, Schafer TW, Shaver TR: Elec-
Nemeroff CB: See Beyer J Rathe A: See Black DW troconvulsive therapy for depres-
Noyes R: See Wald TG Rauch SL, Jenike MA: Neuro- sion in a liver transplant patient
biological models of obsessive- (letter). November—December 537
O
compulsive disorder (review). Shuster JL: Med-Psych Update.
O’Connell K, Ramchandani D: On January-February 20—32 September—October 463-464;
“catatonia on the consultation- Robbins JM: See Kirmayer LJ November—December 541-543
liaison service (letter).” March— Rodrigue JR, Boggs SR, Weiner Siberski JR: Clinical Geriatric Psy-
April 191 RS, Behen JM: Mood, coping chopharmacology, Second Edition,
O’Dowd MA: See Silberstein CH style, and personality functioning edited by Salzman C (book re-
O’Dowd MA, Biderman DJ, among adult bone marrow trans- view). May—June 280-281
McKegney P: Incidence of plant candidates. March—April Sichel DA, Cohen LS, Rosenbaum
suicidality in AIDS and HIV-posi- 159-165 JF, Driscoll J: Postpartum onset of
tive patients attending a psychiatry Rosenbaum JF: See Cohen LS; obsessive-compulsive disorder
outpatient program. January— Fava M (case report). May—June 277-279
February 33-40 Rosenblatt A: See Treisman GJ Silberstein CH, O’Dowd MA,
Sullivan RL, Greenberg DB: H2 Rosenthal SH: See Porter KA Schoenbaum EE, Friedland GH,
antagonists, restless leg syndrome, Rosomoff HL: See Fishbain DA Chartock P, Feiner C, McKegney
and movement disorders (case Rosomoff RS: See Fishbain DA FP: Association of baseline neuro-
report). November—December Rowland JH, Holland JC, psychological function and progres-
530-532 Chaglassian T, Kinne D: Psycho- sion of illness over 4 years in
Olbrisch ME: See Levenson JL logical response to breast recon- HIV-seropositive individuals.
Oliver M, Stenn PG: Is there a risk struction: expectations for and November—December 502-505
for dependency with therapeutic impact on postmastectomy func- Smith TC, Thompson TL: The in-
doses of dimenhydrinate (letter)? tioning. May-June 241-250 herent, powerful therapuetic value
September—October 459 Rundell JR: See McManis SE of a good physician-patient relation-
Russo JE: See Clark MR ship (perspective). March—April
P
166-170
S
Panzer MJ: See Tripathi A Spitz JL: See Stein DJ
Parker PE: A case report of Safinofsky I: See Styra R Sporty LD: See Kliger DM
Munchausen Syndrome with mixed Salcedo MS: See Vaz FJ Stacy M: See Nair J
psychological features (case re- Schafer TW: See Showalter PE Stein DJ, Hutt CS, Spitz JL,
port). July-August 360-364 Schindler BA, Ramchandani: Hollander E: Compulsive picking
Perciaccante M, Perciaccante RG: Partial complex status epilepticus and obsessive-compulsive disorder
Progestine treatment or obsessive- in a lithium-toxic patient (case re- (case report). March-April 177-181
compulsive disorder (letter). May— port). November—December Stein DJ: See Hollander E
June 284-285 521-524 Steiner H, Fritz GK, Mrazek D,
Perciaccante RG: See Perciaccante Schindler BA: See Ramchandani D Gonzales J: Pediatric and psychiat-
M Schoebaum EE: See Silberstein CH ric comorbidity—part I: the future
VOLUME 34 * NUMBER 6 * NOVEMBER — DECEMBER 1993 549
of consultation-liaison psychiatry varying perspectives (perspective). November—December 469-477
(editorial). March-April 107-111 September—October 432-439 Welch W: See Wohlreich MM
Stenn PG: See Oliver M Trescott J: See Fishbain DA Wellisch DK: See Twillman RK
Stern TA, Glick RL: Significance of Tringali RD: See Trzepacz PT Westlund RE: See Koenig HG
stuffed animals at the bedside and Tripathi A, Panzer MJ: Cyclospor- Whyte J: See Kavey NB
what they can reveal about patients ine psychosis (letter). January— Wise TN: Delirium: Advances in
(case report). November—December February 101-102 Research and Clinical Practice,
519-521 Trzepacz PT, DiMartini A, Tringali edited by Miller NE, Lipowski ZJ,
Stern TA, Prager LM, Cremens C: RD: Psychopharmacologic issues Lebowitz BD (book review).
Autognosis rounds for medical in organ transplantation, part 1: January—February 99-100; Psycho-
house staff. January-February 1—7 pharmacokinetics in organ failure logical Care of the Burn and
Stoudemire A: Psychological factors and psychiatric aspects of im- Trauma Patient, by Blumenfield
affecting physical condition and munosuppressants and anti-infec- M, Schoeps M (book review). July—
DSM-IV. January-February 8-11 tious agents. May-June 199-207; August 369-370; Dynamic Psychia-
Strain JJ: See Huyse FJ Psychopharmacologic issues in try: Explorations in Psychotherapy,
Styra R, Safinofsky I, Mahoney L, organ transplantation, part 2: psy- Psychoanalysis, and Psychoso-
Colapinto ND, Currie DJ: Coping chopharmacologic medications. matic Medicine, by Castelnuovo-
styles in identifiers and non- July-August. 290-298 Tedesco P (book review).
identifiers of a breast lump as a Twillman RK, Manetto C, Wellisch September—October 458
problem. January—February 53-60 DK, Wolcott, DL: The transplant Wohlreich MM, Welch W: Amitrip-
Stuber ML: Psychiatric aspects of evaluation rating scale: a revision tyline abuse presenting as acute tox-
organ transplantation in children of the psychosocial levels system icity (letter). March-April 191-193
and adolescents. September— for evaluating organ transplant can- Wolcott DL: Organ transplantation
October 379-387 didates. March—April 144-153 psychiatry. March—April 112-113;
Sullivan MD: See Clark MR Vv See Twillman RK
Surman OS: Possible immunologi- Woodbury MM: Recurrent abdomi-
cal effects of psychotropic medica- Vaz FJ, Salcedo MS: Breast hypo- nal pain in child patients seen at a
tion. March-April 139-143 plasia as an initiating factor in an- pediatric gastroenterology clinic.
Sutherland DE: See Popkin MK orexia nervosa (letter). November—December 485-493
T July-August 372-374 Woods A: See Cohen LM
Vela-Bueno A: See Vgontzas AN Wyszynski AA, Wyszynski B: Treat-
Tan TL: See Vgontzas AN Vgontzas AN, Kales JD, Ballard ment of depression with fluoxetine
Teitelbaum M: A significant in- JO, Vela-Bueno A, Tan TL: Por- in corticosteroid-dependent central
crease in lithium levels after phyria and panic disorder with ago- nervous system Sjégren’s syn-
concomitant ACE inhibitor admin- raphobia (case report). drome (case report). March—April
istration (case report). September— September—October 440-443 173-177
October 450-453 Voorhees R: See Clark MR Wyszynski B: See Wyszynski AA
Thompson TL: Should we shift the
name for “consultation-liaison” to Ww Y
“medical-surgical” psychiatry, “psy- Wagner KD, Fershtman M: Poten- Yates WR: The Course of Eating
chiatry in medicine and surgery,” tial mechanisms of desipramine- Disorders: Long-Term Follow-up
or some other term? May-June related sudden death in children Studies of Anorexia Nervosa and
259-264; Some advantages of con- (case report). January—February Bulimia Nervosa, edited by Herzog
sultation-liaison (medical-surgical) 80-82 W, Deter W-C, Vandereycken W
psychiatry becoming an added qual- Wald TG, Kathol RG, Noyes R, (book review). March—April 189
ification subspecialty (perspective). Carroll BT, Clamon GH: Rapid Yonkers KA: See Severino SK
July-August 343-349; See also relief of anxiety in cancer patients Young SA: See Showalter PE
Mark BZ; Smith TC with both alprazolam and placebo. Younger J: See Greenberg DB
Treisman GJ, Lyketsos CG, Fish- July—August 324-332
Z
man M, Hanson AL, Rosenblatt Weiner RS: See Rodrigue JR
A, McHugh PR: Psychiatric care Weisman AD: Avoiding research in Zachary R: See McManis SE
for patients with HIV infection: the consultation-liaison psychiatry. Zinreich J: See Hendler NH
Subject Index
A Primary Sourcebook, by Landau- logical function and progression of
Stanton J, Clements D (book re- illness over 4 years in HIV-seropos-
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syn- view). November—December itive individuals. Silberstein CH,
drome (AIDS)
533-534 O’Dowd MA, Schoenbaum EE,
AIDS, Health and Mental Health: A
Association of baseline neuropsycho- Friedland GH, Chartock P, Feiner
PSYCHOSOMATICS
C, McKegney FP. November- Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme Treatment of aggression in juvenile-
December 502-505 (ACE) onset Huntington’s disease with
Incidence of suicidality in AIDS and A significant increase in lithium lev- buspirone (letter). Findling RL.
HIV-positive patients attending a els after concomitant ACE inhibitor September—October 460-461
psychiatry outpatient program. administration (case report). C
O’ Dowd MA, Biderman DJ, Teitelbaum M. September—October
McKegney P. January—February 450-453 Cancer
33-40 Anorexia Coping styles in identifiers and non-
Psychiatric care for patients with Breast hypoplasia as an initiating identifiers of a breast lump as a
HIV infection: the varying perspec- factor in anorexia nervosa (letter). problem. Styra R, Safinofsky I,
tives (perspective). Treisman GJ, Vaz FJ, Salcedo MS. July-August Mahoney L, Colapinto ND, Currie
Lyketsos CG, Fishman M, Hanson 372-374 DJ. January-February 53-60
AL, Rosenblatt A, McHugh PR. The Course of Eating Disorders: Management of lithium in patients
September—October 432-439 Long-Term Follow-up Studies of with cancer (review). Greenberg
A screening test for subtle cognitive Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa, ed- DB, Younger J, Kaufman SD.
impairment early in the course of ited by Herzog W, Deter W-C, September—October 388-394
HIV infection. McManis SE, Vandereycken W (book review). Postoperative response to breast re-
Brown GR, Zachary R, Rundell JR. March—April 189 construction: expectations for and
September—October 424-431 Anticonvulsants impact on postmastectomy func-
Aggression Adverse ocular effects of anticonvul- tioning. Rowland JH, Holland JC,
Treatment of aggression in juvenile- sants. Goldman MJ, Schultz-Ross Chaglassian T, Kinne D. May-June
onset Huntington’s disease with A. March-April 154-158 241-250
buspirone (letter). Findling RL. Anxiety Psychopathology of pancreatic can-
September—October 460-461 Anxiety in experimentally induced cer: a psychobiologic probe (re-
Agoraphobia somatoform symptoms. Bayer TL, view). Green AI, Austin CP.
Porphyria and panic disorder with ag- Chiang E, Coverdale JH, Bangs M, May-June 208-221
oraphobia (case report). Vgontzas Goodearle H. September—October Rapid relief of anxiety in cancer pa-
AN, Kales JD, Ballard JO, Vela- 416-423 tients with both alprazolam and pla-
Bueno A, Tan TL. September—- Rapid relief of anxiety in cancer pa- cebo. Wald TG, Kathol RG, Noyes
October 440-443 tients with both alprazolam and R, Carroll BT, Clamon GH. July—
Alexithymia placebo. Wald TG, Kathol RG, August 324-332
Cognitive and social correlates of the Noyes R, Carroll BT, Clamon GH. Catatonia
Toronto Alexithymia Scale. Kir- July-August 324-332 Catatonia responsive to intravenous
mayer LJ, Robbins JM. January— lorazepam in a patient with
B
February 41-52 cyclosporine neurotoxicity and
Alprazolam Body Image hypomagnesmia (letter). Bernstein
Rapid relief of anxiety in cancer pa- Breast hypoplasia as an initiating L, Levin R. January-February 102-
tients with both alprazolam and factor in anorexia nervosa (letter). 103
placebo. Wald TG, Kathol RG, Vaz FJ, Salcedo MS. July—August On “catatonia on the consultation-li-
Noyes R, Carroll BT, Clamon GH. 372-374 aison service.” O’Connell K,
July—August 324-332 Breast Reconstruction Ramchandani D (letter). March—
Alternative Treatment Psychological response to breast re- April 191
Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine, construction: expectations for and Children
by Grinspoon L, Bakalar JB (book impact on postmastectomy func- Maternal distress and discrepancy in
review). July-August 368-369 tioning. Rowland JH, Holland JC, reports of psychopathology in
Psychiatric reactions to leeches. Chaglassian T, Kinne D. May—June chronically ill children. Canning
James WA, Frierson RL, Lippmann 241-250 EH, Hanser SB, Shade KA, Boyce
SB. January-February 83-85 Bulimia Nervosa T. November—December 506-511
Amitriptyline The Course of Eating Disorders: Pediatricians’ perceptions of child
Amitriptyline abuse presenting as Long-Term Follow-Up Studies of psychiatry consultations. Burket
acute toxicity (letter). Wohlreich Anorexia and Bulimia Nervosa, RC, Hodgin JD. September—
MM, Welch W. March—April edited by Herzog W, Deter W-C, October 402-408
191-193 Vandereycken W (book review). Potential mechanisms of desipramine-
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis March—April 189 related sudden death in children
Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis present- Burn Patients (case report). Wagner KD, Fersht-
ing with psychosis (case report). Psychological Care of the Burn and man M. January-February 80-82
Enns MW, Barakat SM, Brown JH. Trauma Patient, by Blumenfield Psychiatric aspects of organ trans-
September—October 453-455 M, Schoeps M (book review). July— plantation in children and adoles-
Anger August 369-370 cents. Stuber ML.
Are thymoleptic-responsive “anger Buspirone September—October 379-387
attacks” a discrete clinical syn- Buspirone for myoclonus, obsessive Recurrent abdominal pain in child pa-
drome (case report)? Fava M, fears, and confusion (case report). tients seen at a pediatric gastroen-
Anderson K, Rosenbaum JF. July— Greenberg DB. May—June terology clinic. Woodbury MM.
August 350-355 270-273 November—December 485-493
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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome subspecialty (perspective). Thomp- Etiology and course of pseudo-
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, edited by son TL. July-August 343-349 seizures: relationship to trauma,
Dawson DM, Sabin TD (book re- Conversion Disorder depression, and dissociation. Bow-
view). September—October 456-457 Conversion disorder presenting as pri- man ES. July-August 333-342
Cognition mary fibromyalgia (case report). Increased depression in multiple
A screening test for subtle cognitive Macciocchi SN. May—June 267-270 sclerosis patients (review). Schu-
impairment early in the course of Conversion Hysteria bert DS, Foliart RH. March—April
HIV infection. McManis SE, Conversion hysteria and dominant 124-130
Brown GR, Zachary R, Rundell JR. hemisphere lesions (case report). Late-onset depression with white mat-
September—October 424-431 Drake Jr ME. November—Decem- ter lesions (case report). Lesser IM,
Comorbidity ber 524-530 Hill-Gutierrez E, Miller BL, Boone
Pediatric and psychiatric comorbid- Coping Styles KB. July—August 364-367
ity—part I: the future of consulta- Coping styles in identifiers and non- Major depressive disorder in patients
tion-liaison psychiatry (editorial). identifiers of a breast lump as a with implantable cardioverter defi-
Steiner H, Fritz GK, Mrazek D, problem. Styra R, Safinofsky I, brillator: two cases treated with
Gonzales J. March-April 107-111 Mahoney L, Colapinto ND, Currie ECT (case report). Goldberg RJ,
Compulsive Behavior DJ. January-February 53-60 Badger JM. May-June 273-277
Compulsive picking and obsessive- Correction, Book Review Column Thyrotoxicosis in a depressed patient
compulsive disorder (case report). Byline Error. November—December on I-triiodothyronine (letter). Cole
Stein DJ, Hutt CS, Spitz JL, Hol- 536 PA, Bostwick, JM, Fajtova VT.
lander E. March-April 177-181 Criminal Investigation November—December 539-540
Neurobiological models of obsessive- Interviewing: A Forensic Guide to Treatment of depression wtih fluoxe-
compulsive behavior (review). Interrogation, Second Edition, by tine in corticosteroid-dependent
Rauch SL, Jenike MA. January— Yeschke CL (book review). central nervous system Sjégren’s
February 20-32 November—December 535 syndrome (case report). Wyszynski
Computed Tomography Cyclosporine AA, Wyszynski B. March—April
Three-dimensional CT validation of Cyclosporine psychosis (letter). 173-177
physical complaints in "psycho- Tripathi A, Panzer M. January— Desipramine
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Hendler N, Zinreich J, Kazikowski related sudden death in children
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Concordance Delirium Fershtman M. January—February
The sequencing of psychiatric recom- Delirium: Advances in Research and 80-82
mendations: concordance during Clinical Practice, edited by Miller Diabetes Mellitus
the process of a psychiatric consul- NE, Lipowski ZJ, Lebowitz BD Psychiatric diagnosis and the surgical
tation. Huyse FJ, Lyons LS, Strain (book review). January—February outcome of pancreas transplanta-
JJ. July-August 307-313 99-100 tion in patients with type I diabetes
Consultations Pimozide is effective in delirium sec- mellitus. Popkin MK, Callies AL,
Pediatricians’ perceptions of child ondary to hypercalcemia when Colén EA, Lentz RD, Sutherland
psychiatry consultations. Burket other neuroleptics fail (case report). DE. May-June 251-258
RC, Hodgin JD. September— Mark BZ, Kunkel EJS, Fabi MB, Diagnosis
October 402-408 Thompson TL. September—October Overlooked physical diagnosis in
Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry 446-450 chronic pain patients involved in
Avoiding research in consultation- Dementia litigation. Hendler NH,
liaison psychiatry. Weisman AD. “On organicity” and “dementias (let- Kozikowski JG. November—
November—December 469-477 ter).” Kennedy BL. January— December 494-501
On “catatonia on the consultation- February 103-104. Dialysis
liaison service.” O’Connell K, Serotonergic agents in the manage- Patient attitudes and psychological
Ramchandani D (letter). March— ment of dementia and posttrau- considerations in dialysis discontin-
April 191 matic stress disorder (letter). uation. Cohen LM, Germain M,
Pediatric and psychiatric comorbid- Hargrave R. September—October Woods A, Gilman ED, McCue JD.
ity—part I: the future of consulta- 461-462 September—October 395-401
tion-liaison psychiatry (editorial). Depersonalization Syndrome Dimenhydrinate
Steiner H, Fritz GK, Mrazek D, Clinical and research issues in deper- Is there a risk for dependency with
Gonzales J. March-April 107-111 sonalization syndrome (letter). Hol- therapuetic doses of dimenhydri-
Should we shift the name for “consul- lander E, Hwang MY, Mullen LS, nate (letter)? Oliver M, Stenn PG.
tation-liaison” to “medical-surgi- DeCaria C, Stein DJ, Cohen L. September—October 459
cal” psychiatry, “psychiatry in March-April 193-194 Disability
medicine and surgery,” or some Depression Mental Disability Law: A Primer, 4th
other term (perspective)? Thomp- Electroconvulsive therapy for depres- Edition, edited by Zuckerman D,
son TL. May-June 259-264 sion in a liver transplant patient (let- Charmantz M (book review).
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son (medical-surgical) psychiatry Bilello JF, Schafer TW, Shaver TR. Psychiatric and medical factors asso-
becoming an added qualification November—December 537 ciated with disability in patients
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with dizziness. Clark MR, Sullivan Goldstein MG. January—February H
MD, Katon WJ, Russo JE, Fischl 12-19
M, Dobie RA, Voorhees R. Septem- Environmental Illness H2 Antagonists
ber—October 409-415 Measures of distress in 26 “environ- H2 antagonists, restless leg syn-
Dissociation mentally ill” subjects. Black DW, drome, and movement disorders
Etiology and course of Rathe A, Goldstein RB. March— (case report). O’Sullivan RL,
pseudoseizures: relationship to April 131-138 Greenberg DB. November—
trauma, depression, and dissocia- Epilepsy December 530-532
tion. Bowman ES. July-August Partial complex status epilepticus in Hallucinations
333-342 a lithium-toxic patient (case re- Somnambulism associated with hal-
Dizziness port). Schindler BA, Ramchandani. lucinations (case report). Kavey
Psychiatric and medical factors asso- November—December 521-524 NB, Whyte J. January—February.
86-90
ciated with disability in patients
with dizziness. Clark MR, Sullivan F Head Trauma
MD, Katon WJ, Russo JE, Fischl Factitious Disorders Bipolar and pure mania disorders pre-
M, Dobie RA, Voorhees R. Septem- Hospital management of a patient cipitated by head trauma (letter).
ber—October 409-415 with intractable factitious disorder Burstein A. March-April 194-195
Doctor-Patient Relationship (case report). Schwarz K, Harding Hemodialysis
The inherent, powerful therapuetic R, Harrington D, Farr B. May—June Patient attitudes and psychological
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Woods A, Gilman ED, McCue JD.
TC, Thompson TL. March—April Fenfluramine and trichotillomania
166-170 (letter). Mahr G. May—June 284 September—October 395401
DSM-IV Fibromyalgia House Staff
Psychological factors affecting Conversion disorder presenting as Autognosis rounds for medical house
staff. Stern TA, Prager LM,
physical condition and DSM-IV. primary fibromyalgia (case report).
Stoudemire A. January-February Macciocchi SN. May-June Cremens C. January-February 1-7
8-11 267-270 Human Immunodeficiency Virus
Fluoxetine (HIV); See Acquired Immune De-
E ficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
Fluoxetine for isolated sleep paraly-
Eating Disorders sis (case report). Koran LM, Huntington’s Disease
Treatment of aggression in juvenile-
Medical Issues and the Eating Dis- Raghavan S. March-April 184—187
orders: The Interface, edited by Treatment of depression with fluoxe- onset Huntington’s disease with
buspirone (letter). Findling RL.
Kaplan AS, Garfinkel PE (book tine in corticosteroid-dependent
review). November—December central nervous system Sjxgren’s September—October 460-461
534-535 syndrome (case report). Wyszynski Hypercalcemia
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G port). Mark BZ, Kunkel EJS, Fabi
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March-April 189- Prevalence of psychiatric disorders in October 446-450
Editorials patients with irritable bowel syn- Hyperthyroidism
Organic anxiety disorder: iatrogenic
Pediatric and psychiatric comorbid- drome. Lydiard RB, Fossey MD,
ity—part I: the future of consulta- Marsh W, Ballenger JC. May-June hyperthyroidism (case report).
Beyer J, Burke M, Meglin D, Fuller
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Coexistent hypomania and severe hy-
Electroconvulsive therapy for depres- 3rd Edition, edited by Cassem N
pothyroidism (case report). Levitte
sion in a liver transplant patient (book review). January—February
SS. January—February 96-97
(letter). Showalter PE, Young SA, 98-99
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Bilello JF, Schafer TW, Shaver TR. Geriatrics
pothyroidism (letter). Massand P.
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Major depressive disorder in patients ogy, Second Edition, edited by Salz- July-August 374
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with implantable cardioverter man C (book review). May—June
Breast hypoplasia as an initiating fac-
defibrillator: two cases treated 280-281
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with ECT (case report). Goldberg Geriatric Psychiatry
FJ, Salcedo MS. July-August 372-
RJ, Badger JM. May—June Abbreviating the Duke Social Sup-
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273-277 port Index for use in chronically ill
Hypothyroidism
Endocrine Disease elderly individuals. Koenig HG,
Coexistent hypomania and severe hy-
Psychological factors affecting physi- Westlund RE, George LK, Hughes
pothyroidism (case report). Levitte
cal condition: endocrine disease lit- DC, Blazer DG, Hybels C. January—
SS. January-February 96-97
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Coexistent hypomania and severe hy- Drake Jr ME. November— Thyrotoxicosis in a depressed patient
pothyroidism (letter). Massand P. December 524-530 on |-triiodothyronine. Cole PA,
July-August 374 Letters Bostwick, JM, Fajtova VT.
Amitriptyline abuse presenting as November—December 539-540
I
acute toxicity. Wohlreich MM, Treatment of aggression in juvenile-
Iatrogenic Disorders Welch W. March-April 191-193 onset Huntington’s disease with
Organic anxiety disorder: iatrogenic Aseptic meningitis associated with sa- buspirone. Findling RL.
hyperthyroidism (case report). licylate overdose. Nair J, Stacy M. September—October 460-461
Beyer J, Burke M, Meglin D, Fuller July-August 372 Lithium
A, Krishnan RR, NemerofCfB . Bipolar and pure mania disorders pre- Management of lithium in patients
March-April 181-184 cipitated by head trauma. Burstein with cancer (review). Greenberg
Immune System A. March-April 194-195 DB, Younger J, Kaufman SD.
Measures of distress in 26 “environ- Breast hypoplasia as an initiating fac- September—October 388-394
mentally ill” subjects. Black DW, tor in anorexia nervosa. Vaz FJ, Partial complex status epilepticus in
Rathe A, Goldstein RB. March— Salcedo MS. July-August 372-373 a lithium-toxic patient (case re-
April 131-138 Catatonia responsive to intravenous port). Schindler BA, Ramchandani.
Possible immunological effects of lorazepam in a patient with November—December 521-524
psychotropic medication. Surman cyclosporine neurotoxicity and A significant increase in lithium lev-
OS. March-April 139-143 hypomagnesmia. Bernstein L, els after comcomitant ACE inhibi-
Psychopharmacologic issues in organ Levin R. January—February tor administration (case report).
transplantation, part 1: pharmacoki- 102-103 Teitelbaum M. September—October
netics in organ failure and psychiat- Clinical and research issues in deper- 450-453
ric aspects of immunosuppressants sonalization syndrome. Hollander Lorazepam
and anti-infectious agents. E, Hwang MY, Mullen LS, DeCa- Catatonia responsive to intravenous
Trzepacz PT, DiMartini A, Tringali ria C, Stein DJ, Cohen L. March— lorazepam in a patient with
R. May-June 199-207 April 193-194 cyclosporine neurotoxicity and
Infants; See Children Coexistent hypomania and severe hypomagnesmia (letter). Bernstein
Interviewing Skills hypothyroidism. Massand P. L, Levin R. January—February
Interviewing: A Forensic Guide to July-August 374 102-103
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome Electroconvulsive therapy for depres- September—October 443-446
Prevalence of psychiatric disorders in sion in a liver transplant patient.
M
patients with irritable bowel syn- Showalter PE, Young SA, Bilello
drome. Lydiard RB, Fossey MD, JF, Schafer TW, Shaver TR. Mania
Marsh W, Ballenger JC. May—June November—December 537 Bipolar and pure mania disorders pre-
229-234 Fenfluramine and trichotillomania. cipitated by head trauma (letter).
Ischemic Heart Disease Mahr G. May-June 284 Burstein A. March—April 194-195
Secondary prevention of ischemic Functional psychoses: is the concept Postoperative mania: a case report
heart disease: the case for aggres- disintegrating. Buckley PF. and review oft he literature (case
sive behavioral monitoring and in- September—October 462 report). Porter KA, Rosenthal SH.
tervention (review). Ketterer MW. Is there a risk for dependency with March-April 171-173
November—December 478-484 therapuetic doses of dimenhydri- Marijuana
Isoniazid nate? Oliver M, Stenn PG. Marijuana: The Forbidden Medicine,
Isoniazid-induced hallucinosis: September—October 459 by Grinspoon L, Bakalar JB (book
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Gnam W, Flint A, Goldbloom D. sponse to pyridoxine. Gnam W, Maternal Distress
November—December 537-539 Flint A, Goldbloom D. November- Maternal distress and discrepancy in
December 537-539 reports of psychopathology in
L
On “catatonia on the consultation- chronically ill children. Canning
Law liaison service.” O’Connell K, EH, Hanser SB, Shade KA, Boyce
Mental Disability Law: A Primer, 4th Ramchandani D. March—April 191 T. November—December 506-511
Edition, edited by Zuckerman D, “On organicity” and “dementias.” Meningitis
Charmantz M (book review). Kennedy BL. January—February Aseptic meningitis associated with sa-
March-April 190 103-104 licylate overdose (letter). Nair J,
Leeches Progestine treatment or obsessive- Stacy M. July-August 372
Psychiatric reactions to leeches (case compulsive disorder. Perciaccante Mnemonic
report). James WA, Frierson RL, M, Perciaccante RG. May—June “On organicity” and “dementias (let-
Lippmann SB. January-February 284-285 ter).” Kennedy BL. January—
83-85 Serotonergic agents in the manage- February 103-104
Lesions ment of dementia and posttrau- Movement Disorders
Conversion hysteria and dominant matic stress disorder. Hargrave R. H2 antagonists, restless leg syn-
hemisphere lesions (case report). September—October 461-462 drome, and movement disorders
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(case report). O’Sullivan RL, Organic Mental Disorders P
Greenberg DB. November— Organic anxiety disorder: iatrogenic
December 530-532 hyperthyroidism (case report). Pain, Abdominal
Multiple Sclerosis Beyer J, Burke M, Meglin D, Fuller Recurrent abdominal pain in child pa-
Increased depression in multiple scle- A, Krishnan RR, Nemeroff CB. tients seen at a pediatric gastroen-
rosis patients. Schubert DS, Foliart March-April 181-184 terology clinic. Woodbury MM.
RH. March-April 124-130 Organicity November—December 485-493
Munchausen Syndrome “On organicity” and “dementias Pain, Chronic
Do some chronic pain patients with
A case report of Munchausen Syn- (letter).” Kennedy BL. January—
drome with mixed psychological February 103-104 atypical facial pain overvalue and
features (case report). Parker PE. Organ Transplantation obsess about their pain (case re-
July-August 360-364 Liver transplantation using living do- port)? Fishbain DA, Trescott J, Cut-
Myoclonus nors: preliminary donor psychiatric ler B, Abdel-Moty E, Rosomoff
Buspirone for myoclonus, obsessive outcomes. Goldman LS. May—June RS, Rosomoff HL. July-August
fears, and confusion (case report). 235-240 355-359
Overlooked physical diagnosis in
Greenberg DB. May—June 270-273 Mood, coping style, and personality
chronic pain patients involved in lit-
functioning among adult bone
N igation. Hendler NH, Kozikowski
marrow transplant candidates.
Neurobehavior Rounds Rodrigue JR, Boggs SR, Weiner JG. November—December 494-501
Neurobehavior rounds: their role in RS, Behen JM. March—April Pain, Facial
promoting psychiatric liaison in a 159-165 Do some chronic pain patients with
neurology inpatient unit (perspec- Organ transplantation psychiatry. atypical facial pain overvalue and
tive). Ramchandani D, Schindler Wolcott DL. March-April 112-113 obsess about their pain (case re-
BA, Matthews MK. November— Psychiatric aspects of heart transplan- port)? Fishbain DA, Trescott J, Cut-
December 512-518 tation. Levenson JL, Olbrisch ME. ler B, Abdel-Moty E, Rosomoff
RS, Rosomoff HL. July-August
Neuropsychological Testing March—April 114-123
Association of baseline neuro- Psychiatric Aspects of Organ Trans- 355-359
Pain, Psychogenic
psychological function and pro- plantation, edited by Craven J,
gression of illness over 4 years in Rodin G (book review). September— Three-dimensional CT validation of
physical complaints in “psycho-
HIV-seropositive individuals. October 457
genic pain” patients (case report).
Silberstein CH, O’Dowd MA, Psychiatric aspects of organ trans-
Hendler N, Zinreich, J, Kozikowski
Schoenbaum EE, Friedland GH, plantation in children and adoles-
Chartock P, Feiner C, McKegney cents (review). Stuber ML. JG. January—February 90-96
Panic Disorder
FP. November—December 502-505 September—October 379-387
Porphyria and panic disorder with ag-
Nonorganic Medical Symptoms Psychiatric diagnosis and the surgical
oraphobia (case report). Vgontzas
Medical Symptoms Not Explained by outcome of pancreas transplanta-
AN, Kales JD, Ballard JO, Vela-
Organic Disease, edited by Creed tion in patients with type I diabetes
Bueno A, Tan TL. September-
F, Mayou R, Hopkins A (book re- mellitus. Popkin MK, Callies AL,
view). July-August 370-371 Col6én EA, Lentz RD, Sutherland October 440-443
Patient Reactions
DE. May-June 251-258
O Psychiatric reactions to leeches.
Psychopharmacologic issues in organ
James WA, Frierson RL, Lippmann
Obituaries transplantation, part 1: pharmacoki-
SB. January-February 83-85
In memoriam: William Logan Webb, netics in organ failure and psychiat-
Pediatricians
Jr., M.D. Martin MJ. May—June ric aspects of immunosuppressants
Pediatricians’ perceptions of child
197-198 and anti-infectious agents.
psychiatry consultations. Burket
Robert Kellner, M.D., Ph.D. Fava Trzepacz PT, DiMartini A, Tringali
RC, Hodgin JD. September-
GA. July-August 287-289 R. May-June 199-207
October 402-408
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Psychopharmacologic issues in organ
Perspectives
Compulsive picking and obsessive- transplantation, part 2: psychophar-
Neurobehavior rounds: their role in
compulsive disorder (case report). macologic medications. Trzepacz
promoting psychiatric liaison in a
Stein DJ, Hutt CS, Spitz JL, Hol- PT, DiMartini A, Tringali RD. July—
neurology inpatient unit.
lander E. March—April 177-181 August. 290-298
Ramchandani D, Schindler BA,
Neurobiological models of obsessive- Psychosocial evaluation of organ
Matthews MK. November—
compulsive disorder (review). transplant candidates: a compara-
December 512-518
Rauch SL, Jenike MA. January— tive survey of process, criteria, and
Psychiatric care for patients with
February 20-32 outcomes in heart, liver, and kid-
HIV infection: the varying perspec-
Postpartum onset of obsessive- ney transplantation. Levenson JL,
tives. Treisman GJ, Lyketsos CG,
compulsive disorder (case report). Olbrisch ME. July—August 314-323
Fishman M, Hanson AL, Rosen-
Sichel DA, Cohen LS, Rosenbaum The transplant evaluation rating
blatt A, McHugh PR. September-—
JF, Driscoll J. May-June 277-279 scale: a revision of the psychoso-
October 432-439
Progestine treatment or obsessive- cial levels system for evaluating
Should we shift the name for “consul-
compulsive disorder (letter). Per- organ transplant candidates. Twill-
tation-liaison” to “medical-surgi-
ciaccante M, Perciaccante RG. man RK, Manetto C, Wellisch DK,
cal” psychiatry, “psychiatry in
May-June 284-285 Wolcott DL. March—April 144-153
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medicine and surgery,” or some the process of a psychiatric consul- Psychopathology
other term? Thompson TL. May-— tation. Huyse FJ, Lyons LS, Strain Maternal distress and discrepancy in
June 259-264 JJ. July-August 307-313 reports of psychopathology in
Some advantages of consultation-liai- Psychiatric Evaluation chronically ill children. Canning
son (medical-surgical) psychiatry Abbreviating the Duke Social Sup- EH, Hanser SB, Shade KA, Boyce
becoming an added qualification port Index for use in chronically ill T. November—December 506-511
subspecialty. Thompson TL. July— elderly individuals. Koenig HG, Psychopathology of pancreatic can-
August 343-349 Westlund RE, George LK, Hughes cer: a psychobiologic probe (re-
The inherent, powerful therapuetic DC, Blazer DG, Hybels C. January— view). Green AI, Austin CP.
value of a good physician-patient February 61-69 May-June 208-221
relationship. Smith TC, Thompson Cognitive and social correlates of the Psychopharmacology
TL. March-April 166-170 Toronto Alexithymia Scale. Clinical Geriatric Psychopharmacol-
Pimozide Kirmayer LJ, Robbins JM. January— ogy, 2nd Edition, edited by Salz-
Pimozide is effective in delirium sec- February 41-52 man C (book review). May—June
ondary to hypercalcemia when Evaluation of pseudoseizures: a psy- 280-281
other neuroleptics fail (case report). chiatric perspective. Ramchandani Psychopharmacologic issues in organ
Mark BZ, Kunkel EJS, Fabi MB, D, Schindler B. January-February transplantation, part 2: psychophar-
Thompson TL. September 70-79 macologic medications. Trzepacz
—October 446-450 Psychosocial evaluation of organ PT, DiMartini A, Tringali RD.
Porphyria transplant candidates: a compara- July-August 290-298
Porphyria and panic disorder with ag- tive survey of process, criteria, and Psychopharmacology Literature,
oraphobia (case report). Vgontzas outcomes in heart, liver, and kidney Abstracted (Med-Psych Update)
AN, Kales JD, Ballard JO, Vela- transplantation. Levenson JL, Kapur S, Mieczkowski T, Mann JJ:
Bueno A, Tan TL. September Olbrisch ME. July-August 314-323 Antidepressant medications and the
—October 440-443 The transplant evaluation rating relative risk of suicide attempt.
Postoperative Reactions scale: a revision of the psychoso- September—October 463-464
Postoperative mania: a case report cial levels system for evaluating Lederle FA, Applegate WB, Grimm
and review of the literature (case re- organ transplant candidates. Twill- RH: Reserpine and the medical
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matic stress disorder (letter). tives (perspective). Treisman GJ, November—December 541
Hargrave R. September—October Lyketsos CG, Fishman M, Hanson Mattson RH, Cramer JA, Collins JF,
461-462 AL, Rosenblatt A, McHugh PR. et al: A comparison of valproate
Pregnancy September—October 432-439 with carbamazepine for the treat-
Postpartum onset of obsessive- Psychiatric Practice ment of complex partial seizures
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Sichel DA, Cohen LS, Rosenbaum edited by Stoudemire A, Fogel BS clonic seizures in adults. Septem-
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