Rehabilitation Nursing 1998: Vol 23 Index

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| index of 1998 Articles
This index of articles is divided into two parts. The first part lists articles by topic in this format: title; author(s);
issue number: initial page number. In this listing, (CE) indicates a continuing education feature, (P) indicates a
Perspectives article, (CI) indicates a Current Issues article, and (WV) indicates a World View article. The second
part of the index lists each author and the corresponding issue and initial page number of his or her article
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Reiont ac ehe al es ( ckers, L.F., O"Neill, C_M.:(
Accessibility issues yelodysplasia in adult
3arrietro s access: Frustrati , , P NF Camey, A., Dewa ma my i A: 4:185
CE):} PierceL,I | 3:11?2 he ‘ psycchhooss ocial | and pphh ysioo lo XD % ( | nt itt n implsahan ta hi i P
hab café and break letibnillator (CE); Sct »y ! [ Tomich. P|
Amputation election of an instrument to 1
Pdaat tais peeenr ptrecespto rs for « , wedic oncology rehabilitation patier , + weas; AlliM_sJ.,o Knell,er, € ¢
CI Haynes, K.. Re c ITC ' } 1 . ¢ Case Management to pre
Werkowitch. M.. Resenth: ? . ); Barry, J.. McQua
Assessment
Identifving the att
Keller, M.1
The Nursing Outcon
C.A.. Rapp, C.G.. Johr
Predictors of functio
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Harmon, R.L., Sheehy, | D D.M
Bladder and bowel management
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Gallagher
Apathy f
Brain injury/head injury BZ
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It could have been me (P): N un LM
Pecindiced? Me? Leamine lessons from achallensine & a sing nurse case n marccme
The relationship between caregiver burden and TBI survivors’ co: : 7 tion: thritis (CE): Barry, J
ibility after discharge, Smut Schwirian, P.M
Creative rehabilitation nursing strategies
Touch-screen computerized edu
. tect ess Of a nurse-managed follow py ram |
S.. Kelly, J., Ou, \ PI
, s . ‘ ~ om ae vith —- lischarge (CE): Raw! S.M.. t 1 {
Cardiac rehabilitation
An analysiso f patients’ psychos«
irtery surgery (CE): Flana
ac rehabilitation 1
K.. Rebeck, SI
Teo, K.K.; 5:246
tch, M., Rosenthal, H.G
Perspectives of nurse n aliec
é and breakfast
CE): Steinke, E.E.. Patterso
computenzeedd u
Lhe psychosocial and physiological expenences of patient
dioverter defibrillator Schuster, P.M., Phillips, S.. Dilk
aw
Relationships between adherence, seonf csoheerenc e, and know! diac ere ;
habilitation: Kamwendo, K., Hansson, M.. Hjerpe, L.: 5:240 . ee —
harpen the Andersor
Case management . :
Cultural issues
An interdisciplinary home healthcare program for patients v
“ —— Sociodemographic differences
(CE); Vickers, L.F.. O° Neill, C.M.; 6:286
habilitation unit in Israel; Nir
Using nurse case management to promote self-efficacy in indivi
Treatment of spinal cord injury
arthritis (CE): Barry, J.. McQuade, C.. Livingstone, T.: 6:3
Ethical issues
Chronic illness
Ethical conflicts reported by Certified Re tered Rehabilitation
Chronic toxic encephalopathy: Social consequences and experience
man. B.K.. Fry. S.T.: 4:179
tation program: AbjOrnsson, G., Orbeek, P., Hagstadius, S.; 1:38
The effects of education alone and in combination with pulmonary
Family caregiving and relationships
self-efficacy in patients with COPD (CE); Scherer, Y.K.. Schmiex
The relationship between caregiver burden and TBI survivors’ cognition and functional
mel, S.; 2:71
ibility after discharge. Smith, A.M., Schwirian, P.M
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Sociodemographic differences among members of two ethnic groups in a geriatric re Nursing certification and licensure
habilitation unit in Israel; Nir, Z., Galinsky, D.; 3:148 Certification for advanced practice nurses (CI); Mumma, C.; 3:157
Nursing licensure: National treannd cdhangses (CI); Craven, G.A.: 6:315
Functional status
Chronic toxic encephalopathy: Social consequences and experiences from a rehabili Nursing practice and management
tation program: Abjérnsson, G., Orbaek, P.. Hagstadius, S.; 1:38 Attitudes toward people with disabilities: A comparison of rehabilitation nurses, occu
4 comparison of the characteristics of incontinent and continent stroke patients in a re pational therapists, and physical therapists (CE), White, M.J., Olson, R.S.; 3:126
habilitation program; Gross, J.C., 3:132 The Balanced Budget Act of 1997: How the prospective payment system affects
Identifying the attentional demands perceived by elderly people (CE): Jansen, D.A providerso f rehabilitation services (CI); Hartmann, J.; 5:263
Mary L. Keller; 1: 12 The Balanced Budget Act of 1997: Implications for rehabilitation nurses in skilled nurs
Predictorso f functional ability in geriatric rehabilitation patients; Resnick, B., Daly ing facilities (C1); Duchene, P.A.; 4:210
M.P.; 1:21 Certification for advanced practice nurses (C1); Mumma, C.; 3:157
lhe relationship between caregiver burden and TBI survivors’ cognition and functional Effectiveness of a nurse-managed follow-up program for rehabilitation patients after
ability after discharge; Smith, A.M., Schwirian, P.M.; 5:252 discharg(eC E): Rawl, $.M., Easton, K.L., Kwiatkowski, S., Zemen, D., Burczyk
B.; 4:204
Guillian Barré syndrome The effects of education alone and in combination with pulmonary rehabilitation on
Miracles do happen (P): Anderson, L.: 5:269 self-efficacy in patients with COPD (CE): Scherer, Y.K., Schmieder, L.E., Shim
mel, S.; 2:71
Geriatric rehabilitation Ethical conflicts reported by Certified Registered Rehabilitation Nurses (CE): Redman
Emma's choice (P); Roche, N.; 2:98 B.K., Fry, S.T.; 4:179
Identifying the attentional demands perceived by elderly people (CE); Jansen, D.A An interdisciplinary home healthcare program for patients with Parkinson's disease
Keller, M.L.; 1: 12 (CE); Vickers, L.F., O° Neill, C.M.; 6:286
Predictors of functional ability in geriatric rehabilitation patients: Resnick. B., Daly Myelodysplasia in adult life: The value of an outreach nursing service: Goodger, J
M.P.; 1:21 Kulas, J.,C arney, A., Dewan,P ., Kosmala, E., Simpson, D.A.; 4:185
The role of the rehabilitation nurse in home care: A case study (P); Cogswell, D.; 2:95 Nursing licensure: National treandn cdhangses (C1); Craven, G.A.; 6:315
Selectiono f an instrument to measure the physical activity of elderly people in rural ar The Nursing Outcomes Classification: Validation by rehabilitation nurses: Scherb
eas; Allison, M.J., Keller, C., Hutchinson, P.L.: 6:309 C.A., Rapp, C.G., Johnson, M., Maas, M.; 4:174
Sociodemographic differences among members of two ethnic groups in a geriatric re Patients as peer preceptors for orthopedic oncology rehabilitation patients (CE); Smith
habilitation unit in Israel; Nir, Z., Galinsky, D.; 3:148 C.E., Haynes, K., Rebeck, S.L.. Murdock, B.H., King, N., Kleinbeck, S.V.M
Urogenital distress and the psychosocial impact of urinary incontinence on elderly Werkowitch, M., Rosenthal, H.G.; 2:78
women; Gallagher, M.S.; 4:192 The rehab café and breakfast buffet (P); Weeks, S.K., Feuer, T.E.; 1:46
Use of the Apathy Evaluation Scale as a measure of motivation in elderly people Selection of an instrument to measure the physical activity of elderly people in rural ar
Resnick, B., Zimmerman, §.1., Magaziner, J., Adelman, A.; 3:141 eas: Allison, M.J., Keller, C., Hutchinson,P. L.; 6:309
Successful ventilator weaning: Ac oilaborative effort (P); Rogers, S.. Ryan, M., Sle
Head injury (see Brain injury/head injury) poy L.: 5:265
Team-building interventions for interdisciplinary teams: A case study of a pediatric
Health maintenance; health promotion (see Wellness issues) client (CE); Sandor. M.K., Copeland, D., Robinson, S.: 6:290
Touch-screen computerized education for patients with brain injunes; Patyk, M.. Gaynor
Home care S.. Kelly, J., Ott, V.; 2:84
An interdisciplinary home healthcare program for patients with Parkinson's disease Using the Levels of Cognitive Functioning Assessment Scale with patients with trau
(CE): Vickers, L.F.. O° Neill, C_M.: 6:286 matic brain injury in an acute care setting: Flannery, J., 2:88
The role of the rehabilitation nurse in home care: A case study (P); Cogswell, D.; 2:95 Using nurse case management to promote self-efficacy in individuals with rheumatoid
Using nurse case management to promote self-efficacy in individuals with rheumatoid arthritis (CE); Barry, J.. McQuade, C., Livingstone, T.: 6:300
arthritis (CE); Barry, J.. McQuade, C., Livingstone, T.; 6:300 Viewing rehabilitation nursing like a “magic eye’ picture: Clinical supervision can
sharpen the focus: Anderson, D., Dorsay, J.P.; 6:305
Incontinence (see Bladder and bowel management)
Nutrition
Interdisciplinary team issues The rehab café and breakfast buffet (P); Weeks, S.K.. Feuer, T.E
Attitudes toward people with disabilities: A comparison of rehabilitation nurses, occu
pational therapists, and physical therapists (CE); White, M.J., Olson, R.S.: 3:126 Oncology rehabilitation
An interdisciplinary home healthcare program for patients with Parkinson's disease Emma's choice (P); Roche, N.; 2:98
(CE): Vickers, L.F., O° Neill, C.M.: 6:286 Patients as peer preceptors for orthopedic oncology rehabilitation patients (CE); Smith
Successful ventilator weaning: A collaborative effort (P); Rogers, S.. Ryan, M., Sle C.E., Haynes, K., Rebeck, S.L.. Murdock, B.H., King, N., Kleinbeck, S.V.M
poy, L.; 5:265 Werkowitch, M., Rosenthal, H.G.; 2:78
Team-building interventions for interdisciplinary teams: A case study of a pediatric
chent (CE); Sandor, M.K., Copeland, D., Robinson, S.: 6:290 Orthopedic conditions
Using nurse case management to promote self-efficacy in individuals with rheumatoid Patients as peer preceptors for orthopedic oncology rehabilitation patients (CE); Smith
arthritis (CE); Barry, J.. McQuade, C., Livingstone, T.; 6:300 C.E., Haynes, K., Rebeck, S.L., Murdock, B.H., King. N.. Kleinbeck, S.V.M
Werkowitch, M., Rosenthal, H.G.; 2:78
International rehabilitation nursing Predictors of functional ability in geriatric rehabilitation patients; Resnick, B., Daly
Myelodysplasia in adult life: The value of an outreach nursing service: Goodger, J M.P.; 1:21
Kulas, J.. Carney, A., Dewan, P., Kosmala, E., Simpson, D.A.: 4:185
Relationships between adherence, sense of coherence, and knowledge in cardiac reha Outcomes research
bilitation: Kamwendo, K., Hansson, M., Hjerpe, L.; 5:240 Effectiveness of a nurse-managed follow-up program for rehabilitation patients after dis
Sociodemographic differences among members of two ethnic groups in a geriatric re charge (CE), Rawl, S.M., Easton, K.L., Kwiatkowski, S.. Zemen, D., Burezyk, B.; 4:204
habilitation unit in Israel; Nir, Z., Galinsky, D.; 3:148 The Nursing Outcomes Classification: Validation by rehabilitation nurses; Scherb
Treatment of spinal cord injury in Ireland (WV); Hearty, E.A.: 1:44 C.A., Rapp. C.G.. Johnson, M., Maas, M.; 4:74
The relationship between caregiver burden and self-care deficits in former rehabilita
Neurological impairment tion patients (CE), Watson, R., Modeste, N.N., Catolico, O., Crouch, M.; 5:258
Chronic toxic encephalopathy: Social consequences and experiences from a rehabili The relationship between caregiver burden and TBI survivors’ cognition and functional
tation program: AbjOrmsson,G ., Orbek, P., Hagstadius, S.; 1:38 ability after discharge: Smith, A.M., Schwirian, P.M.; 5:252
Relationships between adherence, sense of coherence, and knowledge in cardiac reha
bilitation; Kamwendo, K., Hansson, M., Hjerpe, L.; 5:240
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Pain Team-building interventions for interdisciplinary teams: A
One man’s success (P): Jones, G.: 4:212 chent (CE); Sandor, M.K., Copeland, D., Robinson, S.: 6:2¢
Parkinson’s disease Perspectives
An interdisciplinary home healthcare program for patients with Parkinson's disez Deep within your soul (P); Anderson, $.G
(CE); Vickers, L.F., O' Neill, C.M.: 6:286 Emma's choice (P), Roche, N.; 2:98
The role of the rehabilitation nurse in home care: A case study (P); Cogswell Growth and development in a rehabilitation setting (P)
It could have been me (P); Navaroli, L.M.; 3:16
Patient and family education Miracles do happe(nP ); Anderson, L.; 5:269
Chronic toxic encephalopathy: Social consequaned nexpcereiensce s from a rehabilitation One man’s success(P ); Jones, G.; 4:212
program; Abjérnsson, G., @rbek, P., Hagstadius, S.; 1:38 Prejudiced? Me?: Learning lessons from a challenging patient (P); Frye, A.D.; ¢
The effects of education alone and in combination with pulmonary rehabilitation on The rehab café and breakfast buffet (P); Weeks, S.K.. Feuer, T.E.; 1:46
self-efficacy in patients with COPD (CE); Scherer, Y.K., Schmieder, L.F., Shimme! Tne role of the rehabilitation nurse in home care: A case study (P); Cogswell, D
5-2-7] Silly songs (P); Hewat, S.; 2:9
Myelodysplaisn aidaul t life: The valueo f an outreach nursing service; Goodger, J., Ku Successful ventilator weaning: A collaborative effort (P), Rogers, S.. Ryan, M., Sk
las, J.. Carney, A., Dewan, P., Kosmaia, E.,S impson, D.A.; 4:185 poy, L.: 5:265
Patieanst psee r preceptors for orthopedic oncology rehabilitation patients (CE); Smith
C.E., Haynes, K., Rebeck, S.L., Murdock. B.H., King, N., Kleinbeck, S.V.M Psychosocial issues in rehabilitation
Werkowitch, M., Rosenthal, H.G.; 2:78 An analysis of patients’ psychosocial adjustment and values before and after coronary
Perspectives of nurses and patients on the need for sexual counseling of MI patients artery surgery (CE); Flanagan, N.A.; 5:2
(CE); Steinke. E.E., Patterson-Midgley, P.E.; 2:64 Attitudes toward people with disabilities: A comparisono f rehabilitation nurses, occu
Relationships between adherence, seonf csoheerenc e, and knowleind cgardeia c reha pational therapists, and physical therapists (CE); White, M.J., Olson, R.S.; 3:126
bilitation; Kamwendo, K., Hansson, M., Hjerpe, L.; 5:240 Cardiac rehabilitation referral and attendance: Not one and the same (CE); King, K.M
Touch-screen computerized education for patients with brain injuries; Patyk, M., Gaynor Teo, K.K.; 5:246
S.. Kelly, J., Ou, V.; 2:84 Chronic toxic encephalopathy: Social consequences and expenfreom na rcehabeilistati on
program; Abjérnsson, G., Orbaek, P.. Hagstadius, S.; 1:38
Pediatric rehabilitation Effectiveness of a nurse-managed follow-up program for rehabilitation patients aftes
Deep within your soul (P); Anderson, S.G.; 3:159 discharge (CE), Raw!, S.M., Easton, K.L.. Kwiatkowski, S.. Zemen, D., Burczyk
Growth and development in a rehabilitation setting (P); Ideen, C.; 4:213 B.; 4:204
Silly songs (P); Hewat, S.; 2:9 Life after a stroke: Coping with change (CE); Sisson, R.A.; 4:198
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Perspectives of nurses and patients on the need for sexual counseling of MI patients Using nurse case management to promote self-efficacy in individuals with rheumatoid
(CE): Steinke, E.E., Patterson-Midgley, P.E.; 2:64 arthritis (CE); Barry, J.. McQuade, C., Livingstone, T.; 6:300
The psychosocial and physiological experiences of patients with an implantable car
dioverter defibrillator (CE); Schuster, P.M., Phillips, S.. Dillon, D.L., Tomich, P.1 Sexuality
0 Perspectives of nurses and patients on the need for sexual counseling of MI patients
The relationship between caregiver burden and self-care deficits in former rehabilita (CE); Steinke, E.E., Patterson-Midgley, P.E 2:64
tion patients (CE); Watson, R., Modeste, N.N., Catolico, O., Crouch, M.; 5:258
Sociodemographic differences among members of two ethnic groups in a geriatric re Skin care
habilitatiuonni t in Israel; Nir, Z., Galinsky, D.; 3:148 Transition theory and its relevtao npatcieent s with chronic wounds; Neil, J.A., Barrell
Transition theory and its relevance to patients with chronic wounds; Neil. J.A.. Barrell L.M.: 6:295
L.M.: 6:295
Urogenital distress and the psychosocial impact of urinary incontinence on elderly Spinal cord injury (SCI) or illness
women; Gallagher, M.S.; 4:192 Growth and development in a rehabilitation setting (P); Ideen, C.: 4:213
Use of the Apathy Evaluation Scale as a measure of motivation in elderly people Myelodyspiasia in adult life: The value of an outreach nursing service: Goodger, J
Resnick, B., Zimmerman, S.1., Magaziner, J., Adelman, A.; 3:141 Kulas, J., Carney, A.. Dewan, P.. Kosmala, E., Simpson, D.A.: 4:185
Silly songs (P); Hewat, S.; 2:97
Program development and evaluation Team-building interventions for interdisciplinary teams: A case study of a pediatric
Successful ventilator weaning: A collaborative effort (P); Rogers, S.. Ryan, M.. Sle client (CE): Sandor, M.K., Copeland, D., Robinson, S.: 6:290
poy, L.: 5:265 Treatment of spinal cord injury in Ireland (WV); Hearty, E.A.; 1:44
rhe utility of external performance measurement tools in program evaluation (CE):
Harmon, R.L.. Sheehy, L.M.. Davis, D.M.; 1:8 Stroke
4 comparison of the characteristics of incontinent and continent stroke patients in a re
Pulmonary rehabilitation habilitation program: Gross, J.C.. 3:132
The effectso f education alone and in combination with pulmonary rehabilitation on Life after a stroke: Coping with change (CE); Sisson, R.A.: 4:198
self-efficacy in patients with COPD (CE); Scherer, Y.K., Schmieder, L.E., Shim
mel, S.; 2:71 Subacute care
Successful ventilator weaning: A collaborative effort (P); Rogers, S., Ryan, M., Sle The Balanced Budget Act of 1997: How the prospective payment system affects
poy, L.; 5:265 providerso f rehabilitation services (Cl); Hartmann, J.; 5:263
he Balanced Budget Act of 1997: Implications for rehabilitation nurses in skilled nurs
Resources and resource allocation ing facilities (Ci); Duchene, P.A.: 4:210
The Balanced Budget Act of 1997: How the prospective payment system affects
providerso f rehabilitation services (CI); Hartmann, J.; 5:263 Traumatic brain injury (see Brain injury/head injury)
Rheumatic diseases Wellness issues
Using nurse case management to promote self-efficacy im individuals with rheumatoid Effectiveness of a nurse-managed follow up program for rehabilitation patients after
arthritis (CE); Barry, J.. McQuade, C., Livingstone, T.: 6:300 discharge (CE); Rawl, S.M., Easton, K.L., Kwiatkowski, S.. Zemen, D., Burczyk
B.; 4:204
Self-care issues The effects of education alone and in combination with pulmonary rehabilitation on
Cardiac rehabilitation referral and attendance: Not one and the same (CE): King, K.M self-efficacy in patients with COPD (CE): Scherer. Y.K.. Schmieder, L.E., Shim
Teo, K.K.: 5:246 mel,S .; 2:71
The effects of education alone and in combination with pulmonary rehabilitation on Myelodysplasia in adult life: The value of an outreach nursing service: Goodger, J
self-efficacy in patients with COPD (CE); Scherer, Y.K., Schmieder, L.E., Shim Kulas, J.. Carney, A., Dewan, P.. Kosmala, E., Simpson, D.A.; 4:185
mel, S.; 2:71 Relationships between adherence, senseo f coherence, and knowledge in cardiac reha
The relationship between caregiver burden and self-care deficits in former rehabilita bilitation; Kamwendo, K., Hansson, M., Hjerpe. L.; 5:240
tion patients (CE); Watson, R., Modeste, N.N., Catolico, O., Crouch, M.; 5:258 Selectiono f an instrument to measure the physical activity of elderly people in rural ar
Relatiobetnwesenh aidhepresnce , senseo f coherence, and knowledge in cardiac reha eas: Allison, MJ.. Keller. C.. Hutchinson. P.L.: 6:309
bilitation: Kamwendo, K., Hansson, M., Hjerpe, L.; 5:240 Using nurse case management to promote self-efficacy in individuals with rheumatoid
arthritis (CE): Barry, J.. McQuade, C., Livingstone, T.: 6:300
Alphabetical Listing by Author Hutchinson, P-L; 6.309 Nav Scherb, C_A
Ideen, C.: 4 13 Neil, J Scherer, Y.K
Abjérnsson, G.; 1:38 Duchene, P.A.: 4 Jansen, D.A.: 1.12 Nir, Z Schmieder, I
Adelman, A.: 3:14] Easton, K.I 204 Johnson, M.; 4:174 O'Neill, ¢ Schuster, P.M
Allison, M.J.; 6:309 Feuer, T.E Jones, G.; 4:212 Oisor 3:126 Schwirian, P.M
Anderson, C.; 6:305 Flanagan, N.A.: 5:2 Kamwendo, K.; 5:240 Orbek,. P.: 1:3 Sheehy, L.M.: |
Anderson, L.; 5:269 Flannery, J.; 2:88 Keller, C.; 6:309 Ott, V.; 2:84 Shimmel, S.; 2:71
Anderson, S.G.; 3: 159 Fry, S.T.; 4:179 Keller, M.L.; 1:12 Patterson-Midgley Simpson, D.A.; 4:185
Barrell, L.M.: 6:295 Frye. A.D.: 6:318 Kelly, J.; 2:84 Patyk, M.; 2:84 Sisson, R.A.; 4:198
Barry, J.: 6:300 Galinsky D.: 3:148 King, K.M.; 5:246 Phillips. S.: 1:30 Slepoy, L.; 5:265
Burczyk. B.: 4:204 Gallagher, M.S.; 4:192 King, N.; 2:78 Pierce, L.I Smith, A.M.; 5:252
Carey, A.: 4:185 Gaynor, S.; 2:84 Kleinbeck, S.V.M.; 2:78 Rapp. C.G.: 4:174 Smith, C.E.; 2:78
( atolico O.: 5:258 Goodger. J.. 4: 185 Kosmala, E.: 4:185 Rawl, S.M.: 4:2 Steinke, E.E
Cogswell, D.; 2:95 Gross, J.C.; 3:132 Kulas, J.; 4:185 Rebeck, S.L.; 2 Teo, K.K.: 5:246
Copeland D.; 6:290 Hagstadius, S.; 1:38 Kwiatkowski, S.; 4:204 Redman, B.K.; 4:17 Tomich, P.L.; 1:30
Craven, G.A.: 6:315 Hansson, M.: 5:240 Livingstone, T.; 6:300 Resnick, B 21.3 Vickers, L.F.: 6:286
Crouch, M.: 5:258 Harmon, R.L.: 1:8 Maas, M.; 4:174 Robinsor 2 Watson, R.; 5:258
Daly. M.P.; 1:21 Hartmann, J.: 5:263 Magaziner, J.: 3:141 Roche, N.; 2 Weeks, S.K.: 1:46
Davis, D.M.; 1:8 Haynes, K.: 2:7 McQuade, C.; 6:300 Rogers, S.: 5:265 Werkowitch, M
Dewan, P.: 4:185 Heart 44 Modeste, N.N.; 5:258 Rosenthal, H.G.: 2:7 White, M.J.: 3:126
Dillon, D.L.; 1:30 Hewat 2:97 Mumma, C.; 3-157 Ryan, M.: 5:265 Zemen, D.: 4:204
Dorsay. J.P.: 6:305 Hjerpe j Murdock, B.H.; 2:78 Sandor, M.K.; 6:290 Zimmerman, S.1.; 3:141
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