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J OURNAL JOURNAL OF THE SOUTHERN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION RONALD C. HAMDY, MD, FRCP, FACP, EDITOR SOUTHERN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 35 LAKESHORE DRIVE PO BOX 190088 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35219-0088 VOLUME 94 NOS. 1-12, 2001 Indexer, Ellen Todd Hanks, MLS, AHIP Senior Information Services Librarian University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Briscoe Library-MSC 7940 7703 Floyd Curl Drive San Antonio, Texas 78229-3900 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 109 SUBJECT INDEX In this index are the subject listings for articles that appeared in the 2001 Journal. Index of pages by month is as follows: January 1-164 April 365-460 July 657-752 October 949-1044 February 165-264 May 461-556 August 753-848 November 1045-1140 March 265-364 June 557-656 September 849-948 December 1141-1236 A ACCIDENTAL FALLS ABDOMINAL ABSCESS fact sheets (Hamdy), 673 perforated Amyand's hernia (House, et al), 496 selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 958 ABDOMINAL INJURIES selected community resources (McClellan-Holm), ultrasound detection of free intraperitoneal fluid 980 associated with hepatic and splenic injuries (Ma & selected books (McClellan-Holm), 984 Kefer), 54 ACCIDENTS, OCCUPATIONAL chronic intermittent intestinal obstruction from a open scapulothoracic dissociation (Fischer & Kent), seat belt injury (Hzrrison, et al), 499 383 pancreatic trauma: an unusual soccer injury (Rawls ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC & Custer), 741 chronic intermittent intestinal obstruction from a salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 seat belt injury (Harrison, et al), 499 ABDOMINAL PAIN routine drug screening in trauma patients (letter) transvaginal ultrasonographic identification of (Davis), 847 appendicitis in a setting of chronic pelvic pain and ACE INHIBITORS. see ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERT- endometriosis (Scineaux, et al), 73 ING ENZYME INHIBITORS pancreatitis due to Ascaris lumbricoides. second occur- ACETAMINOPHEN rence after 2 years (Shad & Lee), 78 pharmacologic management of acute and chronic strangulated obturator hernia: still deadly (Green), 81 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & mycotic aortic aneurysm in a patient with Tolosa- Barkin), 756 Hunt syndrome (Best & Bumpers), 441 medication update (Slagle), 771 paraganglioma of the bile duct (Caceres, et al), 515 ACIDOSIS sarcoidosis manifested as hypercalcemic pancreatitis (Gaur), 939 salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 intravascular lymphoma presenting with clinical fea- multiple myeloma-associated amyloidosis manifest- tures of cholecystitis (letter) (Flores-Vazquez, et ing as fulminant hepatic failure (Ales, et al), 1036 al), 946 ACIDOSIS, RENAL TUBULAR colorectal cancer in patients 20 years old or less in proximal renal tubular acidosis associated with Taiwan (Chen, et al), 1202 osteomalacia (Ahmed & Sims), 536 ABNORMALITIES, DRUG-INDUCED ACNE effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on tobacco use and skin disease (Vander Straten, et al), fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et 621 al), 304 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME ABSCESS fact sheets (Hamdy), 673 chest pain: overlooked manifestation of unsuspected ACTINOMYCETALES INFECTIONS esophageal foreign body (Nakshabendi, et al), 333 Rothia dentocariosa endocarditis complicated by mul- Streptococcus agalactiae endocarditis and giant pyomy- tiple intracranial hemorrhages (Ricaurte, et al), oma simulating ovarian cancer (Genta, et al), 508 438 acute pharyngeal infections (ed.) (Calhoun), 852 ACTINOMYCOSIS successful treatment of cryptococcal osteomyelitis endocarditis due to Actinomyces viscosus (Mardis & and paraspinous abscess with fluconazole and Many), 240 flucytosine (Cook), 936 ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS Canadian Consensus Conference on Dementia, dermatology referrals in an academic family medi- February 27-28, 1998: conference highlights cine clinic (Chen), 475 (McClellan-Holm), 664 110 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL «» Vol. 95, No. 1 ACUPUNCTURE POINTS ADENOMATOUS POLYPOSIS COLI acupuncture for chronic low back pain: diagnosis restorative proctocolectomy: Ochsner Clinic experi- and treatment patterns among acupuncturists ence (Blumberg, et al), 467 evaluating the same patient (Kalauokalani, et al), ADHESIONS 486 chronic intermittent intestinal obstruction from a ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY seat belt injury (Harrison, et al), 499 acupuncture for chronic low back pain: diagnosis ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR and treatment patterns among acupuncturists giving young athletes a better opportunity (ed.) evaluating the same patient (Kalauokalani, et al), (McBryde), 263 486 marijuana use and social networks in a community pain management coding (Hood), 798 outbreak of meningococcal disease (Krause, et al), acupuncture in an outpatient clinic in China: a com- 482 parison with the use of acupuncture in North use of oral creatine as an ergogenic aid for America (Xu), 813 increased sports performance: perceptions of ado- ACYCLOVIR lescent athletes (Ray, et al), 608 viral encephalitis associated with reversible asystole ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES due to sinoatrial arrest (Alsolaiman, et al), 540 predicted impact of attaining smoking reduction choreiform movements in dialysis patient taking goals on mortality (Silverstein, et al), 176 valacyclovir and famciclovir (letter) (Maru, et al), ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES 655 intravenous immunoglobulin therapy for Stevens- ADAPTATION, PHYSIOLOGICAL Johnson syndrome (Brett, et al), 342 evolutionary approach to medicine (Berlim & pemphigus in the Southeastern United States Abeche), 26 (Woldegiorgis & Swerlick), 694 an evolutionary approach to medicine (letter) retroperitoneal fibrosis: unusual cause of low back (Skinner), 1235 pain (Onuigbo, et al), 735 ADDRESSES ADRENERGIC ALPHA-ANTAGONISTS ‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...' medication update (Collard), 1065 [Presidential Address, Southern Medical antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 Association, 94th Annual Scientific Assembly, ADRENERGIC ANTAGONISTS Orlando, FL, 2000] (Hamdy), 33 antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 ADENOCARCINOMA ADRENERGIC BETA-ANTAGONISTS endometrial adenocarcinoma and polycystic ovary new strategies for improving heart failure manage- syndrome: risk factors, management, and progno- ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 sis (Elliott, et al), 529 hypertension 2001: how will JNC VII be different microangiopathic hemolytic anemia as the first man- from JNC VI? (Basile), 889 ifestation of lung adenocarcinoma (Polukhin, et hypertension: a turning point in the history of medi- al), 550 cine ... and mankind (ed.) (Hamdy), 1045 recurrent ascites and pleural effusions after surgery hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), for early-stage endometrial adenocarcinoma 1054 (Ridgeway, et al), 738 medication update (Collard), 1065 primary vulvar adenocarcinoma of cloacogenic ori- gin (Zaidi & Conner), 744 ADVERSE DRUG REACTION REPORTING SYSTEMS Bacteroides peritonitis associated with colon cancer in recognizing, reporting, and reducing adverse drug a continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis reactions (Brown & Landry), 370 patient (Nachimuthu, et al), 1021 ADVERTISING colorectal cancer in patients 20 years old or less in hypertension: a turning point in the history of medi- Taiwan (Chen, et al), 1202 cine ... and mankind (ed.) (Hamdy), 1045 AEROSOLS ADENOCARCINOMA, MUCINOUS aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of CT halo sign in pulmonary metastases from muci- Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- nous adenocarcinoma of the pancreas (Woodring ting (Standridge & Aliff) ,2 44 & Bognar), 448 colorectal cancer in patients 20 years old or less in AFRICAN-AMERICANS. see BLACKS Taiwan (Chen, et al), 1202 AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA ADENOMA spontaneous resolution of profound hypogamma- globulinemia (Yates, et al), 1215 unusual presentation of primary hyperparathy- roidism with osteoporosis, hypercalcemia, and AGE FACTORS normal parathyroid hormone level (Perez & human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly Pazianos), 339 patients (Butt, et al), 397 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 111 AGED ALBENDAZOLE aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of pancreatitis due to Ascaris lumbricoides: second occur- Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- rence after 2 years (Shad & Lee), 78 ting (Standridge & Aliff), 244 ALBUMINURIA physical restraint and subcutaneous hematoma in an hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), anticoagulated patient (Landi, et al), 254 1054 influenza and pneumococcal immunization rates ALBUTEROL among a high-risk population (Chan-Tack), 323 generic substitution: issues for problematic drugs gray ramus communicans nerve block: novel treat- (Henderson & Esham), 16 ment approach for painful osteoporotic vertebral ALCOHOL DRINKING compression fracture (Chandler, et al), 387 sleep histories are seldom documented on a general human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly medical service (Namen, et al), 874 patients (Butt, et al), 397 selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 dementia: the "mind-snatcher" (ed.) (Hamdy), 657 cluster of serogroup C meningococcal disease associ- insomnia: therapeutic approach (Lippmann, et al), ated with attendance at a party (Finn, et al), 1192 866 ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL DELIRIUM Richie will do! (ed.) (Hamdy), 949 trauma in the cirrhotic patient (Maull & Turnage), urinary incontinence in the elderly (Merkelj), 952 205 A Crabbit Old Woman? (Kate), 957 ALCOHOLISM selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 958 ceroid histiocytosis: an unusual cause of atraumatic annotated bibliography (McClellan-Holm) ,9 65 splenic rupture (Wilson, et al), 237 selected community resources (McClellan-Holm), fact sheets (Hamdy), 673 980 ALDOSTERONE ANTAGONISTS selected ongoing clinical trials (McClellan-Holm), new strategies for improving heart failure manage- 982 ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 selected books (McClellan-Holm), 984 ALENDRONATE The Bridge Builder (Dromgoole) ,9 89 highlights of the Fourth Annual Conference on featured interview: Nita Jay interviewed by Elaine Osteoporosis, Amelia Island, Florida, February 22- McClellan-Holm, 990 24, 2001 (Hamdy), 561 factors determining calcium intake in elderly medication update (Slagle), 574 women of Appalachia (Pfister, et al), 1006 ALGAE group B streptococcal bacteremia in nonpregnant Psorospermium haeckelit: a cause of pseudoparasitosis adults at a community teaching hospital (Bouckenooghe & Marino), 233 (Larppanichpoonphol & Watanakunakorn), 1206 ALGORITHMS AGRICULTURAL WORKER'S DISEASES new strategies for improving heart failure manage- eye symptoms and use of eye protection among sea- ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 sonal and migrant farmworkers (Quandt, et al), neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- 603 ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 quality vascular surgical care: the importance of AIDS DEMENTIA COMPLEX innovation and change in an era of dwindling neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- reimbursement (Buckley, et al), 411 ciency virus infection (Weisberg) ,2 66 Gritti-Stokes (through-knee) amputation: should it AIDS-RELATED OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS be reintroduced? (Faber & Fielding), 997 psoas abscess: a primer for the internist (Taiwo), 2 ALLHAT. see ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AND LIPID neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- LOWERING TREATMENT TO PREVENT HEART ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 ATTACK TRIAL human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly ALPROSTADIL patients (Butt, et al), 397 erectile dysfunction: update and options in primary AIDS SERODIAGNOSIS care (Lewis), 888 human immunodeficiency virus seroprevalence ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE trends: five hospitals in South Georgia, 1993 information about age-related macular degenera- through 1997 (Beltrami, et al), 421 tion on the Internet (Stone & Jumper), 22 ALABAMA acupuncture for chronic low back pain: diagnosis smoking cessation counseling practices: a survey of and treatment patterns among acupuncturists Alabama obstetrician-gynecologists (Grimley, et evaluating the same patient (Kalauokalani, et al), al), 297 486 William Osler's influence on the career of Tinsley ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Randolph Harrison (Dalton), 724 Alzheimer's disease: an overview (Hamdy), 661 112 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL »* Vol. 95, Canadian Consensus Conference on Dementia, recurrent blastomycosis of the brain in a patient February 27-28, 1998: conference highlights previously treated with itraconazole (Cook), 548 (McClellan-Holm), 664 successful treatment of cryptococcal osteomyelitis medication update (Slagle), 678 and paraspinous abscess with fluconazole and selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 682 flucytosine (Cook), 936 selected ongoing clinical trials (McClellan-Holm), AMPUTATION 684 open scapulothoracic dissociation (Fischer & Kent), selected books (McClellan-Holm), 688 383 coding and reimbursement for dementia (Hood), Gritti-Stokes (through-knee) amputation: should it 689 be reintroduced? (Faber & Fielding), 997 AMAUROSIS FUGAX AMYLOID amaurosis fugax from metastatic prostate cancer to importance of postprandial glucose control (Bell), the tuberculum sellae (letter) (Robison & Okun), 804 1043 AMYLOIDOSIS AMBULATORY CARE multiple myeloma-associated amyloidosis manifest- acupuncture in an outpatient clinic in China: a com- ing as fulminant hepatic failure (Ales, et al), 1036 parison with the use of acupuncture in North ANALGESIA, EPIDURAL America (Xu), 813 pain management coding (Hood), 798 description of a combined internal medicine-pedi- ANALGESICS atrics continuity clinic for combined program resi- the decade of pain control and research (ed.) dents (Outlaw, et al), 1173 (Hamdy), 753 AMBULATORY CARE FACILITIES ANALGESICS, NON-NARCOTIC evagations: where have all the hours gone? (Stern, et pharmacologic management of acute and chronic al), 651 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- AMIKACIN cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of Barkin), 756 Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- ANALGESICS, OPIOID ting (Standridge & Aliff), 244 pharmacologic management of acute and chronic Streptococcus agalactiae endocarditis and giant pyomy- pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- oma simulating ovarian cancer (Genta, et al), 508 cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & changing antibiotic sensitivity patterns at a university Barkin), 756 hospital, 1992 through 1999 (Chan-Tack), 619 medication update (Slagle), 771 AMITRIPTYLINE sarcoidosis manifested as hypercalcemic pancreatitis pharmacologic management of acute and chronic (Gaur), 939 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- ANAPHYLAXIS cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a Barkin), 756 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), AMLODIPINE 256 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), ANASTOMOSIS, SURGICAL 1054 peripheral vascular disease intervention in patients AMOXICILLIN with end-stage renal disease: few complications in antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: those treated with peritoneal dialysis (McCoy, et comparison of resident and staff physicians al), 1002 (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 ANDROGEN ANTAGONISTS AMOXICILLIN-POTASSIUM CLAVULANATE COM- polycystic ovary syndrome: new perspective on an BINATION old problem (Slowey), 190 antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: ANDROGENS comparison of resident and staff physicians androgen-producing, atypically proliferating (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 endometrioid tumor arising in endometriosis perforated Amyand's hernia (House, et al), 496 (Powell, et al), 450 AMPHOTERICIN B ANDROSTANOLS ventriculitis due to Cryptococcus uniguttulatus multicenter trial of prolonged infusions of rocuro- (McCurdy & Morrow), 65 nium bromide in critically ill patients: effects of sarcoidosis and opportunistic infections (Sadikot, et multiple organ failure (Circeo & Reeves), 36 al), 75 ANEMIA, HEMOLYTIC neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- microangiopathic hemolytic anemia as the first man- ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 ifestation of lung adenocarcinoma (Polukhin, et amphotericin B lipid complex for the treatment of al), 550 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 113 ANEMIA, IRON DEFICIENCY cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & splenic angiosarcoma and iron deficiency anemia in Barkin), 756 a 43-year-old man (Thomas, et al), 640 ANTI-EPILEPTIC AGENTS ANEMIA, SICKLE CELL neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- prevalence of penicillin-nonsusceptible Streptococcus ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 pneumoniae in nasopharyngeal cultures from ANTI-HIV AGENTS patients with sickle cell disease (Sakhalkar, et al), neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- 401 ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 ANESTHETICS, INTRAVENOUS human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly pain management coding (Hood), 798 patients (Butt, et al), 397 ANEURYSM ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS complicated persistent patent ductus arteriosus with endocarditis due to Salmonella (Flannery, et al), 427 acute pneumonia in an adult (Chang, et al), 356 ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS, FLUOROQUINOLONE ANEURYSM, CEREBRAL get a handle on resistance before it gets a handle on delayed diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms (ed.) you: the PROTEKT US Surveillance Study (Ogilvy), 1052 (Stratton), 891 ANEURYSM, FALSE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS, NON-STEROIDAL traumatic pseudoaneurysm of the thyrocervical successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a trunk (Majeski), 380 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), ANEURYSM, RUPTURED 256 delayed diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms: con- recognizing, reporting, and reducing adverse drug founding factors in clinical presentation and the reactions (Brown & Landry), 370 influence of misdiagnosis on outcome pharmacologic management of acute and chronic (Vannemreddy, et al), 1108 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- ANGIOGRAPHY cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & traumatic pseudoaneurysm of the thyrocervical Barkin), 756 trunk (Majeski), 380 medication update (Slagle), 771 renovascular hypertension: can we identify a popula- ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS, STEROIDAL tion at high risk? (Rosner), 1058 echolalia as a novel manifestation of neuropsychi- ANGIOPLASTY, BALLOON atric systemic lupus erythematosus (Zapor, et al), subclavian steal syndrome: a rare but important 70 cause of syncope (Chan-Tack), 445 sarcoidosis and opportunistic infections (Sadikot, et ANGIOSARCOMA. see HEMANGIOSARCOMA al), 75 ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERTING ENZYME INHI- ANTI-MANIC AGENTS BITORS effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on new strategies for improving heart failure manage- fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 al), 304 hypertension 2001: how will JNC VII be different ANTI-PSYCHOTIC AGENTS from JNC VI? (Basile), 889 effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et 1054 al), 304 medication update (Collard), 1065 ANTI-SS-A ANTIBODY. see ANTIBODIES, ANTINU- antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 CLEAR ANTHRAX ANTI-TUBERCULAR AGENTS recognizing and responding to an attack with a bio- neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- logical weapon (ed.) (Schmitt), 1048 ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 JAMA consensus statement: anthrax as a biological cardiac tamponade as a manifestation of tuberculo- weapon (Smith), 1126 sis (Gladych, et al), 525 highlights from the Annual Scientific Assembly: delayed death from pulmonary tuberculosis: unsus- weapons of mass destruction: organized medi- pected subtherapeutic drug levels (letter) (Byrd, cine's role in the national response to terrorism et al), 848 (Smith), 1223 disseminated peritoneal tuberculosis mimicking ANTI-ADRENERGIC AGENTS. see ADRENERGIC metastatic ovarian cancer (Zaidi & Conner), 1212 ANTAGONISTS ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS ANTI-ANXIETY AGENTS prevalence of penicillin-nonsusceptible Streptococcus drug-facilitated sexual assault (letter) (ElSohly), 655 pneumoniae in nasopharyngeal cultures from pharmacologic management of acute and chronic patients with sickle cell disease (Sakhalkar, et al), pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- 401 114 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL « Vol. 95, tooth and periodontal disease: a review for the pri- cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & mary-care physician (Wayne, et al), 925 Barkin), 756 once daily high-dose gentamicin to prevent infec- ANTIDEPRESSIVE AGENTS tion in open fractures of the tibial shaft: a prelimi- insomnia: therapeutic approach (Lippmann, et al), nary investigation (Russell, et al), 1185 866 ANTIBIOTICS ANTIDEPRESSIVE AGENTS, TRICYCLIC antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: pharmacologic management of acute and chronic comparison of resident and staff physicians pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & Lemierre's syndrome (Singhal & Kerstein), 886 Barkin), 756 ANTIBIOTICS, AMINOGLYCOSIDE ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of pulmonary hypertension associated with HIV infec- Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- tion (Seoane, et al), 635 ting (Standridge & Aliff), 244 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), changing antibiotic sensitivity patterns at a university 1054 hospital, 1992 through 1999 (Chan-Tack), 619 antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 ANTIBIOTICS, COMBINED selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 disseminated Pseudomonas aeruginosa and necrotizing ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AND LIPID LOWERING pneumonia with complete recovery (Kumar, et TREATMENT TO PREVENT HEART ATTACK TRIAL al), 229 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), endocarditis due to Salmonella (Flannery, et al), 427 1054 ANTIBIOTICS, LACTAM ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS get a handle on resistance before it gets a handle on androgen-producing, atypically proliferating you: the PROTEKT US Surveillance Study endometrioid tumor arising in endometriosis (Stratton), 891 (Powell, et al), 450 prosthetic valve endocarditis caused by Pasteurella endometrial adenocarcinoma and polycystic ovary dagmatis (Rosenbach, et al), 1033 syndrome: risk factors, management, and progno- ANTIBIOTICS, MACROLIDE sis (Elliott, et al), 529 get a handle on resistance before it gets a handle on melanoma 2001 (ed.) (Hudson), 851 you: the PROTEKT US Surveillance Study ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS, COMBINED (Stratton), 891 Noonan's syndrome and seminoma of undescended ANTIBIOTICS, PEPTIDE testicle (Aggarwal, et al), 432 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium osteo- ANTIOXIDANTS myelitis: successful treatment with quinupristin- randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial dalfopristin (Summers, et al), 353 of coenzyme Q10 in isolated systolic hypertension ANTIBODIES, ANTINUCLEAR (Burke, et al), 1112 antinuclear antibody-negative drug-induced lupus ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME caused by lisinopril (Carter, et al), 1122 hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- surge of anti-SS-A antibody associated with fulmi- ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 nant thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura in ANTIPSYCHOTIC AGENTS pregnancy (Cao, et al), 1219 neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- ANTICARCINOGENIC AGENTS ciency virus infection (Weisberg) ,2 66 chemoprevention of breast cancer (Dalton & ANTIRHEUMATIC AGENTS Kallab), 7 rheumatoid arthritis - update on new therapies ANTICHOLESTEREMIC AGENTS (McLain), 893 does a lipid clinic increase compliance with National ANTITHROMBIN III DEFICIENCY Cholesterol Education Program treatment guide- lines? report of a case-matched controlled study hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- (Yates, et al), 907 ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 ANTICOAGULANTS ANUS NEOPLASMS physical restraint and subcutaneous hematoma in an anal melanoma: an aggressive malignancy mas- anticoagulated patient (Landi, et al), 254 querading as hemorrhoids (Felz, et al), 880 ANTICONVULSANTS ANXIETY effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on abuse of combinations of carisoprodol and tramadol fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et (Reeves & Liberto), 512 al), 304 reactions of Veterans Administration psychiatric pharmacologic management of acute and chronic patients to the September 2001 terrorist attacks pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- (letter) (Reeves & Liberto), 1139 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 115 AORTIC ANEURYSM, ABDOMINAL ASPIRIN mycotic aortic aneurysm in a patient with Tolosa- successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a Hunt syndrome (Best & Bumpers), 441 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), 256 APOMORPHINE pharmacologic management of acute and chronic erectile dysfunction: update and options in primary pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- care (Lewis), 888 cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & APPALACHIAN REGION Barkin), 756 factors determining calcium intake in elderly hypertension 2001: how will JNC VII be different women of Appalachia (Pfister, et al), 1006 from JNC VI? (Basile), 889 APPENDICITIS ASTHMA transvaginal ultrasonographic identification of successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a appendicitis in a setting of chronic pelvic pain and patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), endometriosis (Scineaux, et al), 73 256 perforated Amyand's hernia (House, et al), 496 intravenous drug abuse mimicking vasculitis ARACHNOID CYSTS (Khanna & Drehmer), 505 rapidly progressive visual loss caused by a sellar description of a combined internal medicine-pedi- arachnoid cyst: reversal with transsphenoidal atrics continuity clinic for combined program resi- microsurgery (Weil), 1118 dents (Outlaw, et al), 1173 ARRHYTHMIA Magnesium: its proven and potential clinical signifi- viral encephalitis associated with reversible asystole cance (Fox, et al), 1195 due to sinoatrial arrest (Alsolaiman, et al), 540 ATHEROSCLEROSIS magnesium: its proven and potential clinical signifi- tobacco use and skin disease (Vander Straten, et al), cance (Fox, et al), 1195 621 ARTERIOVENOUS SHUNT, SURGICAL tooth and periodontal disease: a review for the pri- mary-care physician (Wayne, et al), 925 quality vascular surgical care: the importance of innovation and change in an era of dwindling renovascular hypertension: can we identify a popula- reimbursement (Buckley, et al), 411 tion at high risk? (Rosner), 1058 ARTHRITIS, INFECTIOUS ATHLETIC INJURIES isolated septic arthritis caused by penicillin-resistant giving young athletes a better opportunity (ed.) Streptococcus pneumoniae (Lane, et al), 429 (McBryde), 263 group B streptococcal bacteremia in nonpregnant pancreatic trauma: an unusual soccer injury (Rawls adults at a community teaching hospital & Custer), 741 (Larppanichpoonphol & Watanakunakorn), 1206 ATTITUDE OF HEALTH PERSONNEL ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID religion in the clinic: the role of physician beliefs successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a (Chibnall & Brooks), 374 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), evagations: where have all the hours gone? (Stern, et 256 al), 651 rheumatoid arthritis - update on new therapies Richie will do! (ed.) (Hamdy), 949 (McLain), 893 ATTITUDE TO HEALTH ASCARIASIS the decade of pain control and research (ed.) pancreatitis due to Ascaris lumbricoides: second occur- (Hamdy), 753 rence after 2 years (Shad & Lee), 78 psychiatric aspects of chronic pain (ed.) (Gossman), urinary ascariasis in a man with hematuria (Quick, 754 et al), 454 prevention: who should pay for it? (ed.) (Hamdy), ASCITES 850 preventing perinatal human immunodeficiency trauma in the cirrhotic patient (Maull & Turnage), virus transmission: factors influencing women's 205 intentions toward zidovudine therapy (Sowell, et recurrent ascites and pleural effusions after surgery al), 1177 for early-stage endometrial adenocarcinoma (Ridgeway, et al), 738 AUTOANTIBODIES antinuclear antibody-negative drug-induced lupus ASCITIC FLUID caused by lisinopril (Carter, et al), 1122 ultrasound detection of free intraperitoneal fluid associated with hepatic and splenic injuries (Ma & AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES Kefer), 54 pemphigus in the Southeastern United States ASCORBIC ACID DEFICIENCY (Woldegiorgis & Swerlick), 694 tobacco use and skin disease (Vander Straten, et al), AWARENESS 621 stroke awareness among Georgia adults: epidemiol- 116 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL « Vol. 95, No. 1 ogy and considerations regarding measurement founding factors in clinical presentation and the (Rowe, et al), 613 influence of misdiagnosis on outcome AZATHIOPRINE (Vannemreddy, et al), 1108 BEHAVIOR THERAPY pemphigus in the Southeastern United States (Woldegiorgis & Swerlick), 694 urinary incontinence in the elderly (Merkelj), 952 AZITHROMYCIN BENZODIAZEPINES influenza A pneumonia with rhabdomyolysis effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on (Morton, et al), 67 fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et intravenous immunoglobulin therapy for Stevens- al), 304 Johnson syndrome (Brett, et al), 342 drug-facilitated sexual assault (letter) (ElSohly), 655 antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: insomnia: therapeutic approach (Lippmann, et al), comparison of resident and staff physicians 866 (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 BETA-N-ACETYLHEXOSAMINIDASE prenatal screening for Tay-Sachs disease by B Louisiana obstetricians: a survey study (Hill & Schorr), 910 BACK PAIN BIBLIOGRAPHY mycotic aortic aneurysm in a patient with Tolosa- Hunt syndrome (Best & Bumpers), 441 selected practice guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 579, 682, 775, 855, 958, 1146 abuse of combinations of carisoprodol and tramadol (Reeves & Liberto), 512 selected books (McClellan-Holm), 588, 688, 797, 901, 984, 1102, 1162 selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 775 destructive diskovertebral lesions in ankylosing annotated bibliography (McClellan-Holm), 965, spondylitis: appearance on magnetic resonance 1096 imaging (Kurugoglu, et al), 837 selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 BACLOFEN BILE DUCT OBSTRUCTION, EXTRAHEPATIC pharmacologic management of acute and chronic paraganglioma of the bile duct (Caceres, et al), 515 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- BILIARY FISTULA cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & pancreatic pseudocyst with biliary fistula: treatment Barkin), 756 with endoscopic internal drainage (Boulanger, et BACTEREMIA al), 347 marijuana use and social networks in a community BINDING PROTEIN 1 outbreak of meningococcal disease (Krause, et al), polycystic ovary syndrome: new perspective on an 482 old problem (Slowey), 190 Streptococcus agalactiae endocarditis and giant pyomy- BIOGRAPHY oma simulating ovarian cancer (Genta, et al), 508 William Osler's influence on the career of Tinsley vancomycin-resistant organisms on a burn unit Randolph Harrison (Dalton), 724 (Still, et al), 810 BIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY tracheoesophageal fistula and massive pneumoperi- generic substitution: issues for problematic drugs toneum after prolonged mechanical ventilation (Henderson & Esham), 16 (Kumar, et al), 1027 BIOLOGICAL MARKERS group B streptococcal bacteremia in nonpregnant proximal renal tubular acidosis associated with adults at a community teaching hospital osteomalacia (Ahmed & Sims), 536 (Larppanichpoonphol & Watanakunakorn), 1206 plasma elimination of cardiac troponin I in end- BACTERIAL VACCINES stage renal disease (Ellis, et al), 993 a biological BIOLOGICAL WARFARE weapon (Smith), 1126 recognizing and responding to an attack with a bio- BACTERIURIA logical weapon (ed.) (Schmitt), 1048 selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 1146 JAMA consensus statement: anthrax as a biological weapon (Smith), 1126 BACTEROIDES INFECTIONS highlights from the Annual Scientific Assembly: Bacteroides peritonitis associated with colon cancer in weapons of mass destruction: organized medi- a continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis cine's role in the national response to terrorism patient (Nachimuthu, et al), 1021 (Smith), 1223 BALLOON DILATATION BIOPSY retrohepatic vena cava and juxtahepatic venous interpretation of cutaneous biopsy specimens: injuries (Phelan, et al), 728 choice of pathologist by primary care practitioners BASILAR ARTERY (Kirsner & Federman), 461 delayed diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms: con- melanoma 2001 (ed.) (Hudson), 851 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 117 anal melanoma: an aggressive malignancy mas- type 2 diabetes patients in Trinidad, West Indies querading as hemorrhoids (Felz, et al), 880 (Ezenwaka, et al), 223 BIOPSY, NEEDLE importance of postprandial glucose control (Bell), 804 destructive diskovertebral lesions in ankylosing spondylitis: appearance on magnetic resonance BLOOD PRESSURE imaging (Kurugoglu, et al), 837 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), BIOTERRORISM 1054 recognizing and responding to an attack with a bio- BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT logical weapon (ed.) (Schmitt), 1048 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial JAMA consensus statement: anthrax as a biological of coenzyme Q10 in isolated systolic hypertension weapon (Smith), 1126 (Burke, et al), 1112 highlights from the Annual Scientific Assembly: BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING, AMBULATORY weapons of mass destruction: organized medi- selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 cine's role in the national response to terrorism BLOOD TRANSFUSION (Smith), 1223 physical restraint and subcutaneous hematoma in an BIPOLAR DISORDER anticoagulated patient (Landi, et al), 254 effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on open scapulothoracic dissociation (Fischer & Kent), fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et 383 al), 304 retrohepatic vena cava and juxtahepatic venous BIRTH WEIGHT injuries (Phelan, et al), 728 maternal morbidity and mortality associated with salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 intrauterine fetal demise: five-year experience in a BODY CONSTITUTION tertiary referral hospital (Magann, et al), 493 insulin secretion in glucose-tolerant offspring of BITES AND STINGS type 2 diabetes patients in Trinidad, West Indies seastroke (letter) (Burnett), 1140 (Ezenwaka, et al), 223 BLACKS BONE DEMINERALIZATION, PATHOLOGIC characteristics of individuals infected with the highlights of the Fourth Annual Conference on human immunodeficiency virus and provider Osteoporosis, Amelia Island, Florida, February 22- interaction in the predominantly rural Southeast 24, 2001 (Hamdy), 561 (Whetten-Goldstein, et al), 212 BONE DENSITY racial differences in congestive heart failure hospi- unusual presentation of primary hyperparathy- talizations (letter) (Mulla & Williams), 847 roidism with osteoporosis, hypercalcemia, and BLADDER normal parathyroid hormone level (Perez & urinary incontinence in the elderly (Merkelj) ,9 52 Pazianos), 339 BLADDER DISEASES highlights of the Fourth Annual Conference on abdominoscrotal hydrocele mimicking a herniation Osteoporosis, Amelia Island, Florida, February 22- of the bladder (Redman & Ick), 235 24, 2001 (Hamdy), 561 BLADDER NEOPLASMS NIH Consensus Development Panel on Osteo- porosis Prevention, Diagnosis, and Therapy, transitional cell carcinoma manifesting as acute cor pulmonale: cause of microscopic tumor embolism March 7-29, 2000: highlights of the conference (Dhillon, et al), 1030 (Klibanski), 569 distinguishing between clinical guidelines and cov- BLASTOMYCOSIS ered services (Hood), 590 amphotericin B lipid complex for the treatment of hormonal replacement therapy: fact or fiction? recurrent blastomycosis of the brain in a patient (ed.) (Hamdy), 1141 previously treated with itraconazole (Cook), 548 BONE NEOPLASMS BLOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS prophylactic and therapeutic fixation of weight- noncompliance of health care workers with univer- bearing long bones with metastatic cancer (Ampil sal precautions during trauma resuscitations & Sadasivan) ,3 94 (Madan, et al), 277 BOOK REVIEWS BLOOD COAGULATION DISORDERS The medical interview: mastering skills for clinical practice. salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 by John L. Coulehan and Marian R. Block. Fourth hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- ed. FA. Davis, 2001 (Hamdy), 1130 ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 Death to dust: what happens to dead bodies?. by Kenneth BLOOD COAGULATION TESTS V. Iverson. Second ed. Galen Press, 2001 hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- (Hamdy), 1131 ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 The Iron Disorders Institute guide to hemochromatosis. BLOOD GLUCOSE Cheryl D. Garrison, editor. 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J OURNAL JOURNAL OF THE SOUTHERN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION RONALD C. HAMDY, MD, FRCP, FACP, EDITOR SOUTHERN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 35 LAKESHORE DRIVE PO BOX 190088 BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35219-0088 VOLUME 94 NOS. 1-12, 2001 Indexer, Ellen Todd Hanks, MLS, AHIP Senior Information Services Librarian University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio Briscoe Library-MSC 7940 7703 Floyd Curl Drive San Antonio, Texas 78229-3900 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 109 SUBJECT INDEX In this index are the subject listings for articles that appeared in the 2001 Journal. Index of pages by month is as follows: January 1-164 April 365-460 July 657-752 October 949-1044 February 165-264 May 461-556 August 753-848 November 1045-1140 March 265-364 June 557-656 September 849-948 December 1141-1236 A ACCIDENTAL FALLS ABDOMINAL ABSCESS fact sheets (Hamdy), 673 perforated Amyand's hernia (House, et al), 496 selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 958 ABDOMINAL INJURIES selected community resources (McClellan-Holm), ultrasound detection of free intraperitoneal fluid 980 associated with hepatic and splenic injuries (Ma & selected books (McClellan-Holm), 984 Kefer), 54 ACCIDENTS, OCCUPATIONAL chronic intermittent intestinal obstruction from a open scapulothoracic dissociation (Fischer & Kent), seat belt injury (Hzrrison, et al), 499 383 pancreatic trauma: an unusual soccer injury (Rawls ACCIDENTS, TRAFFIC & Custer), 741 chronic intermittent intestinal obstruction from a salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 seat belt injury (Harrison, et al), 499 ABDOMINAL PAIN routine drug screening in trauma patients (letter) transvaginal ultrasonographic identification of (Davis), 847 appendicitis in a setting of chronic pelvic pain and ACE INHIBITORS. see ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERT- endometriosis (Scineaux, et al), 73 ING ENZYME INHIBITORS pancreatitis due to Ascaris lumbricoides. second occur- ACETAMINOPHEN rence after 2 years (Shad & Lee), 78 pharmacologic management of acute and chronic strangulated obturator hernia: still deadly (Green), 81 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & mycotic aortic aneurysm in a patient with Tolosa- Barkin), 756 Hunt syndrome (Best & Bumpers), 441 medication update (Slagle), 771 paraganglioma of the bile duct (Caceres, et al), 515 ACIDOSIS sarcoidosis manifested as hypercalcemic pancreatitis (Gaur), 939 salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 intravascular lymphoma presenting with clinical fea- multiple myeloma-associated amyloidosis manifest- tures of cholecystitis (letter) (Flores-Vazquez, et ing as fulminant hepatic failure (Ales, et al), 1036 al), 946 ACIDOSIS, RENAL TUBULAR colorectal cancer in patients 20 years old or less in proximal renal tubular acidosis associated with Taiwan (Chen, et al), 1202 osteomalacia (Ahmed & Sims), 536 ABNORMALITIES, DRUG-INDUCED ACNE effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on tobacco use and skin disease (Vander Straten, et al), fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et 621 al), 304 ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME ABSCESS fact sheets (Hamdy), 673 chest pain: overlooked manifestation of unsuspected ACTINOMYCETALES INFECTIONS esophageal foreign body (Nakshabendi, et al), 333 Rothia dentocariosa endocarditis complicated by mul- Streptococcus agalactiae endocarditis and giant pyomy- tiple intracranial hemorrhages (Ricaurte, et al), oma simulating ovarian cancer (Genta, et al), 508 438 acute pharyngeal infections (ed.) (Calhoun), 852 ACTINOMYCOSIS successful treatment of cryptococcal osteomyelitis endocarditis due to Actinomyces viscosus (Mardis & and paraspinous abscess with fluconazole and Many), 240 flucytosine (Cook), 936 ACTIVITIES OF DAILY LIVING ACADEMIC MEDICAL CENTERS Canadian Consensus Conference on Dementia, dermatology referrals in an academic family medi- February 27-28, 1998: conference highlights cine clinic (Chen), 475 (McClellan-Holm), 664 110 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL «» Vol. 95, No. 1 ACUPUNCTURE POINTS ADENOMATOUS POLYPOSIS COLI acupuncture for chronic low back pain: diagnosis restorative proctocolectomy: Ochsner Clinic experi- and treatment patterns among acupuncturists ence (Blumberg, et al), 467 evaluating the same patient (Kalauokalani, et al), ADHESIONS 486 chronic intermittent intestinal obstruction from a ACUPUNCTURE THERAPY seat belt injury (Harrison, et al), 499 acupuncture for chronic low back pain: diagnosis ADOLESCENT BEHAVIOR and treatment patterns among acupuncturists giving young athletes a better opportunity (ed.) evaluating the same patient (Kalauokalani, et al), (McBryde), 263 486 marijuana use and social networks in a community pain management coding (Hood), 798 outbreak of meningococcal disease (Krause, et al), acupuncture in an outpatient clinic in China: a com- 482 parison with the use of acupuncture in North use of oral creatine as an ergogenic aid for America (Xu), 813 increased sports performance: perceptions of ado- ACYCLOVIR lescent athletes (Ray, et al), 608 viral encephalitis associated with reversible asystole ADOLESCENT HEALTH SERVICES due to sinoatrial arrest (Alsolaiman, et al), 540 predicted impact of attaining smoking reduction choreiform movements in dialysis patient taking goals on mortality (Silverstein, et al), 176 valacyclovir and famciclovir (letter) (Maru, et al), ADRENAL CORTEX HORMONES 655 intravenous immunoglobulin therapy for Stevens- ADAPTATION, PHYSIOLOGICAL Johnson syndrome (Brett, et al), 342 evolutionary approach to medicine (Berlim & pemphigus in the Southeastern United States Abeche), 26 (Woldegiorgis & Swerlick), 694 an evolutionary approach to medicine (letter) retroperitoneal fibrosis: unusual cause of low back (Skinner), 1235 pain (Onuigbo, et al), 735 ADDRESSES ADRENERGIC ALPHA-ANTAGONISTS ‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times...' medication update (Collard), 1065 [Presidential Address, Southern Medical antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 Association, 94th Annual Scientific Assembly, ADRENERGIC ANTAGONISTS Orlando, FL, 2000] (Hamdy), 33 antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 ADENOCARCINOMA ADRENERGIC BETA-ANTAGONISTS endometrial adenocarcinoma and polycystic ovary new strategies for improving heart failure manage- syndrome: risk factors, management, and progno- ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 sis (Elliott, et al), 529 hypertension 2001: how will JNC VII be different microangiopathic hemolytic anemia as the first man- from JNC VI? (Basile), 889 ifestation of lung adenocarcinoma (Polukhin, et hypertension: a turning point in the history of medi- al), 550 cine ... and mankind (ed.) (Hamdy), 1045 recurrent ascites and pleural effusions after surgery hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), for early-stage endometrial adenocarcinoma 1054 (Ridgeway, et al), 738 medication update (Collard), 1065 primary vulvar adenocarcinoma of cloacogenic ori- gin (Zaidi & Conner), 744 ADVERSE DRUG REACTION REPORTING SYSTEMS Bacteroides peritonitis associated with colon cancer in recognizing, reporting, and reducing adverse drug a continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis reactions (Brown & Landry), 370 patient (Nachimuthu, et al), 1021 ADVERTISING colorectal cancer in patients 20 years old or less in hypertension: a turning point in the history of medi- Taiwan (Chen, et al), 1202 cine ... and mankind (ed.) (Hamdy), 1045 AEROSOLS ADENOCARCINOMA, MUCINOUS aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of CT halo sign in pulmonary metastases from muci- Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- nous adenocarcinoma of the pancreas (Woodring ting (Standridge & Aliff) ,2 44 & Bognar), 448 colorectal cancer in patients 20 years old or less in AFRICAN-AMERICANS. see BLACKS Taiwan (Chen, et al), 1202 AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA ADENOMA spontaneous resolution of profound hypogamma- globulinemia (Yates, et al), 1215 unusual presentation of primary hyperparathy- roidism with osteoporosis, hypercalcemia, and AGE FACTORS normal parathyroid hormone level (Perez & human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly Pazianos), 339 patients (Butt, et al), 397 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 111 AGED ALBENDAZOLE aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of pancreatitis due to Ascaris lumbricoides: second occur- Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- rence after 2 years (Shad & Lee), 78 ting (Standridge & Aliff), 244 ALBUMINURIA physical restraint and subcutaneous hematoma in an hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), anticoagulated patient (Landi, et al), 254 1054 influenza and pneumococcal immunization rates ALBUTEROL among a high-risk population (Chan-Tack), 323 generic substitution: issues for problematic drugs gray ramus communicans nerve block: novel treat- (Henderson & Esham), 16 ment approach for painful osteoporotic vertebral ALCOHOL DRINKING compression fracture (Chandler, et al), 387 sleep histories are seldom documented on a general human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly medical service (Namen, et al), 874 patients (Butt, et al), 397 selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 dementia: the "mind-snatcher" (ed.) (Hamdy), 657 cluster of serogroup C meningococcal disease associ- insomnia: therapeutic approach (Lippmann, et al), ated with attendance at a party (Finn, et al), 1192 866 ALCOHOL WITHDRAWAL DELIRIUM Richie will do! (ed.) (Hamdy), 949 trauma in the cirrhotic patient (Maull & Turnage), urinary incontinence in the elderly (Merkelj), 952 205 A Crabbit Old Woman? (Kate), 957 ALCOHOLISM selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 958 ceroid histiocytosis: an unusual cause of atraumatic annotated bibliography (McClellan-Holm) ,9 65 splenic rupture (Wilson, et al), 237 selected community resources (McClellan-Holm), fact sheets (Hamdy), 673 980 ALDOSTERONE ANTAGONISTS selected ongoing clinical trials (McClellan-Holm), new strategies for improving heart failure manage- 982 ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 selected books (McClellan-Holm), 984 ALENDRONATE The Bridge Builder (Dromgoole) ,9 89 highlights of the Fourth Annual Conference on featured interview: Nita Jay interviewed by Elaine Osteoporosis, Amelia Island, Florida, February 22- McClellan-Holm, 990 24, 2001 (Hamdy), 561 factors determining calcium intake in elderly medication update (Slagle), 574 women of Appalachia (Pfister, et al), 1006 ALGAE group B streptococcal bacteremia in nonpregnant Psorospermium haeckelit: a cause of pseudoparasitosis adults at a community teaching hospital (Bouckenooghe & Marino), 233 (Larppanichpoonphol & Watanakunakorn), 1206 ALGORITHMS AGRICULTURAL WORKER'S DISEASES new strategies for improving heart failure manage- eye symptoms and use of eye protection among sea- ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 sonal and migrant farmworkers (Quandt, et al), neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- 603 ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 quality vascular surgical care: the importance of AIDS DEMENTIA COMPLEX innovation and change in an era of dwindling neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- reimbursement (Buckley, et al), 411 ciency virus infection (Weisberg) ,2 66 Gritti-Stokes (through-knee) amputation: should it AIDS-RELATED OPPORTUNISTIC INFECTIONS be reintroduced? (Faber & Fielding), 997 psoas abscess: a primer for the internist (Taiwo), 2 ALLHAT. see ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AND LIPID neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- LOWERING TREATMENT TO PREVENT HEART ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 ATTACK TRIAL human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly ALPROSTADIL patients (Butt, et al), 397 erectile dysfunction: update and options in primary AIDS SERODIAGNOSIS care (Lewis), 888 human immunodeficiency virus seroprevalence ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE trends: five hospitals in South Georgia, 1993 information about age-related macular degenera- through 1997 (Beltrami, et al), 421 tion on the Internet (Stone & Jumper), 22 ALABAMA acupuncture for chronic low back pain: diagnosis smoking cessation counseling practices: a survey of and treatment patterns among acupuncturists Alabama obstetrician-gynecologists (Grimley, et evaluating the same patient (Kalauokalani, et al), al), 297 486 William Osler's influence on the career of Tinsley ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Randolph Harrison (Dalton), 724 Alzheimer's disease: an overview (Hamdy), 661 112 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL »* Vol. 95, Canadian Consensus Conference on Dementia, recurrent blastomycosis of the brain in a patient February 27-28, 1998: conference highlights previously treated with itraconazole (Cook), 548 (McClellan-Holm), 664 successful treatment of cryptococcal osteomyelitis medication update (Slagle), 678 and paraspinous abscess with fluconazole and selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 682 flucytosine (Cook), 936 selected ongoing clinical trials (McClellan-Holm), AMPUTATION 684 open scapulothoracic dissociation (Fischer & Kent), selected books (McClellan-Holm), 688 383 coding and reimbursement for dementia (Hood), Gritti-Stokes (through-knee) amputation: should it 689 be reintroduced? (Faber & Fielding), 997 AMAUROSIS FUGAX AMYLOID amaurosis fugax from metastatic prostate cancer to importance of postprandial glucose control (Bell), the tuberculum sellae (letter) (Robison & Okun), 804 1043 AMYLOIDOSIS AMBULATORY CARE multiple myeloma-associated amyloidosis manifest- acupuncture in an outpatient clinic in China: a com- ing as fulminant hepatic failure (Ales, et al), 1036 parison with the use of acupuncture in North ANALGESIA, EPIDURAL America (Xu), 813 pain management coding (Hood), 798 description of a combined internal medicine-pedi- ANALGESICS atrics continuity clinic for combined program resi- the decade of pain control and research (ed.) dents (Outlaw, et al), 1173 (Hamdy), 753 AMBULATORY CARE FACILITIES ANALGESICS, NON-NARCOTIC evagations: where have all the hours gone? (Stern, et pharmacologic management of acute and chronic al), 651 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- AMIKACIN cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of Barkin), 756 Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- ANALGESICS, OPIOID ting (Standridge & Aliff), 244 pharmacologic management of acute and chronic Streptococcus agalactiae endocarditis and giant pyomy- pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- oma simulating ovarian cancer (Genta, et al), 508 cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & changing antibiotic sensitivity patterns at a university Barkin), 756 hospital, 1992 through 1999 (Chan-Tack), 619 medication update (Slagle), 771 AMITRIPTYLINE sarcoidosis manifested as hypercalcemic pancreatitis pharmacologic management of acute and chronic (Gaur), 939 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- ANAPHYLAXIS cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a Barkin), 756 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), AMLODIPINE 256 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), ANASTOMOSIS, SURGICAL 1054 peripheral vascular disease intervention in patients AMOXICILLIN with end-stage renal disease: few complications in antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: those treated with peritoneal dialysis (McCoy, et comparison of resident and staff physicians al), 1002 (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 ANDROGEN ANTAGONISTS AMOXICILLIN-POTASSIUM CLAVULANATE COM- polycystic ovary syndrome: new perspective on an BINATION old problem (Slowey), 190 antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: ANDROGENS comparison of resident and staff physicians androgen-producing, atypically proliferating (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 endometrioid tumor arising in endometriosis perforated Amyand's hernia (House, et al), 496 (Powell, et al), 450 AMPHOTERICIN B ANDROSTANOLS ventriculitis due to Cryptococcus uniguttulatus multicenter trial of prolonged infusions of rocuro- (McCurdy & Morrow), 65 nium bromide in critically ill patients: effects of sarcoidosis and opportunistic infections (Sadikot, et multiple organ failure (Circeo & Reeves), 36 al), 75 ANEMIA, HEMOLYTIC neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- microangiopathic hemolytic anemia as the first man- ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 ifestation of lung adenocarcinoma (Polukhin, et amphotericin B lipid complex for the treatment of al), 550 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 113 ANEMIA, IRON DEFICIENCY cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & splenic angiosarcoma and iron deficiency anemia in Barkin), 756 a 43-year-old man (Thomas, et al), 640 ANTI-EPILEPTIC AGENTS ANEMIA, SICKLE CELL neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- prevalence of penicillin-nonsusceptible Streptococcus ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 pneumoniae in nasopharyngeal cultures from ANTI-HIV AGENTS patients with sickle cell disease (Sakhalkar, et al), neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- 401 ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 ANESTHETICS, INTRAVENOUS human immunodeficiency virus infection in elderly pain management coding (Hood), 798 patients (Butt, et al), 397 ANEURYSM ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS complicated persistent patent ductus arteriosus with endocarditis due to Salmonella (Flannery, et al), 427 acute pneumonia in an adult (Chang, et al), 356 ANTI-INFECTIVE AGENTS, FLUOROQUINOLONE ANEURYSM, CEREBRAL get a handle on resistance before it gets a handle on delayed diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms (ed.) you: the PROTEKT US Surveillance Study (Ogilvy), 1052 (Stratton), 891 ANEURYSM, FALSE ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS, NON-STEROIDAL traumatic pseudoaneurysm of the thyrocervical successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a trunk (Majeski), 380 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), ANEURYSM, RUPTURED 256 delayed diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms: con- recognizing, reporting, and reducing adverse drug founding factors in clinical presentation and the reactions (Brown & Landry), 370 influence of misdiagnosis on outcome pharmacologic management of acute and chronic (Vannemreddy, et al), 1108 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- ANGIOGRAPHY cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & traumatic pseudoaneurysm of the thyrocervical Barkin), 756 trunk (Majeski), 380 medication update (Slagle), 771 renovascular hypertension: can we identify a popula- ANTI-INFLAMMATORY AGENTS, STEROIDAL tion at high risk? (Rosner), 1058 echolalia as a novel manifestation of neuropsychi- ANGIOPLASTY, BALLOON atric systemic lupus erythematosus (Zapor, et al), subclavian steal syndrome: a rare but important 70 cause of syncope (Chan-Tack), 445 sarcoidosis and opportunistic infections (Sadikot, et ANGIOSARCOMA. see HEMANGIOSARCOMA al), 75 ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERTING ENZYME INHI- ANTI-MANIC AGENTS BITORS effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on new strategies for improving heart failure manage- fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et ment: a primary care perspective (Basile), 166 al), 304 hypertension 2001: how will JNC VII be different ANTI-PSYCHOTIC AGENTS from JNC VI? (Basile), 889 effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et 1054 al), 304 medication update (Collard), 1065 ANTI-SS-A ANTIBODY. see ANTIBODIES, ANTINU- antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 CLEAR ANTHRAX ANTI-TUBERCULAR AGENTS recognizing and responding to an attack with a bio- neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- logical weapon (ed.) (Schmitt), 1048 ciency virus infection (Weisberg), 266 JAMA consensus statement: anthrax as a biological cardiac tamponade as a manifestation of tuberculo- weapon (Smith), 1126 sis (Gladych, et al), 525 highlights from the Annual Scientific Assembly: delayed death from pulmonary tuberculosis: unsus- weapons of mass destruction: organized medi- pected subtherapeutic drug levels (letter) (Byrd, cine's role in the national response to terrorism et al), 848 (Smith), 1223 disseminated peritoneal tuberculosis mimicking ANTI-ADRENERGIC AGENTS. see ADRENERGIC metastatic ovarian cancer (Zaidi & Conner), 1212 ANTAGONISTS ANTIBIOTIC PROPHYLAXIS ANTI-ANXIETY AGENTS prevalence of penicillin-nonsusceptible Streptococcus drug-facilitated sexual assault (letter) (ElSohly), 655 pneumoniae in nasopharyngeal cultures from pharmacologic management of acute and chronic patients with sickle cell disease (Sakhalkar, et al), pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- 401 114 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL « Vol. 95, tooth and periodontal disease: a review for the pri- cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & mary-care physician (Wayne, et al), 925 Barkin), 756 once daily high-dose gentamicin to prevent infec- ANTIDEPRESSIVE AGENTS tion in open fractures of the tibial shaft: a prelimi- insomnia: therapeutic approach (Lippmann, et al), nary investigation (Russell, et al), 1185 866 ANTIBIOTICS ANTIDEPRESSIVE AGENTS, TRICYCLIC antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: pharmacologic management of acute and chronic comparison of resident and staff physicians pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & Lemierre's syndrome (Singhal & Kerstein), 886 Barkin), 756 ANTIBIOTICS, AMINOGLYCOSIDE ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AGENTS aerosolized amikacin in the treatment of pulmonary hypertension associated with HIV infec- Pseudomonas pneumonia in the nursing home set- tion (Seoane, et al), 635 ting (Standridge & Aliff), 244 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), changing antibiotic sensitivity patterns at a university 1054 hospital, 1992 through 1999 (Chan-Tack), 619 antihypertensive medications (Slagle), 1071 ANTIBIOTICS, COMBINED selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 disseminated Pseudomonas aeruginosa and necrotizing ANTIHYPERTENSIVE AND LIPID LOWERING pneumonia with complete recovery (Kumar, et TREATMENT TO PREVENT HEART ATTACK TRIAL al), 229 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), endocarditis due to Salmonella (Flannery, et al), 427 1054 ANTIBIOTICS, LACTAM ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS get a handle on resistance before it gets a handle on androgen-producing, atypically proliferating you: the PROTEKT US Surveillance Study endometrioid tumor arising in endometriosis (Stratton), 891 (Powell, et al), 450 prosthetic valve endocarditis caused by Pasteurella endometrial adenocarcinoma and polycystic ovary dagmatis (Rosenbach, et al), 1033 syndrome: risk factors, management, and progno- ANTIBIOTICS, MACROLIDE sis (Elliott, et al), 529 get a handle on resistance before it gets a handle on melanoma 2001 (ed.) (Hudson), 851 you: the PROTEKT US Surveillance Study ANTINEOPLASTIC AGENTS, COMBINED (Stratton), 891 Noonan's syndrome and seminoma of undescended ANTIBIOTICS, PEPTIDE testicle (Aggarwal, et al), 432 vancomycin-resistant Enterococcus faecium osteo- ANTIOXIDANTS myelitis: successful treatment with quinupristin- randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial dalfopristin (Summers, et al), 353 of coenzyme Q10 in isolated systolic hypertension ANTIBODIES, ANTINUCLEAR (Burke, et al), 1112 antinuclear antibody-negative drug-induced lupus ANTIPHOSPHOLIPID SYNDROME caused by lisinopril (Carter, et al), 1122 hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- surge of anti-SS-A antibody associated with fulmi- ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 nant thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura in ANTIPSYCHOTIC AGENTS pregnancy (Cao, et al), 1219 neurologic abnormalities in human immunodefi- ANTICARCINOGENIC AGENTS ciency virus infection (Weisberg) ,2 66 chemoprevention of breast cancer (Dalton & ANTIRHEUMATIC AGENTS Kallab), 7 rheumatoid arthritis - update on new therapies ANTICHOLESTEREMIC AGENTS (McLain), 893 does a lipid clinic increase compliance with National ANTITHROMBIN III DEFICIENCY Cholesterol Education Program treatment guide- lines? report of a case-matched controlled study hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- (Yates, et al), 907 ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 ANTICOAGULANTS ANUS NEOPLASMS physical restraint and subcutaneous hematoma in an anal melanoma: an aggressive malignancy mas- anticoagulated patient (Landi, et al), 254 querading as hemorrhoids (Felz, et al), 880 ANTICONVULSANTS ANXIETY effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on abuse of combinations of carisoprodol and tramadol fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et (Reeves & Liberto), 512 al), 304 reactions of Veterans Administration psychiatric pharmacologic management of acute and chronic patients to the September 2001 terrorist attacks pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- (letter) (Reeves & Liberto), 1139 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 115 AORTIC ANEURYSM, ABDOMINAL ASPIRIN mycotic aortic aneurysm in a patient with Tolosa- successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a Hunt syndrome (Best & Bumpers), 441 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), 256 APOMORPHINE pharmacologic management of acute and chronic erectile dysfunction: update and options in primary pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- care (Lewis), 888 cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & APPALACHIAN REGION Barkin), 756 factors determining calcium intake in elderly hypertension 2001: how will JNC VII be different women of Appalachia (Pfister, et al), 1006 from JNC VI? (Basile), 889 APPENDICITIS ASTHMA transvaginal ultrasonographic identification of successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a appendicitis in a setting of chronic pelvic pain and patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), endometriosis (Scineaux, et al), 73 256 perforated Amyand's hernia (House, et al), 496 intravenous drug abuse mimicking vasculitis ARACHNOID CYSTS (Khanna & Drehmer), 505 rapidly progressive visual loss caused by a sellar description of a combined internal medicine-pedi- arachnoid cyst: reversal with transsphenoidal atrics continuity clinic for combined program resi- microsurgery (Weil), 1118 dents (Outlaw, et al), 1173 ARRHYTHMIA Magnesium: its proven and potential clinical signifi- viral encephalitis associated with reversible asystole cance (Fox, et al), 1195 due to sinoatrial arrest (Alsolaiman, et al), 540 ATHEROSCLEROSIS magnesium: its proven and potential clinical signifi- tobacco use and skin disease (Vander Straten, et al), cance (Fox, et al), 1195 621 ARTERIOVENOUS SHUNT, SURGICAL tooth and periodontal disease: a review for the pri- mary-care physician (Wayne, et al), 925 quality vascular surgical care: the importance of innovation and change in an era of dwindling renovascular hypertension: can we identify a popula- reimbursement (Buckley, et al), 411 tion at high risk? (Rosner), 1058 ARTHRITIS, INFECTIOUS ATHLETIC INJURIES isolated septic arthritis caused by penicillin-resistant giving young athletes a better opportunity (ed.) Streptococcus pneumoniae (Lane, et al), 429 (McBryde), 263 group B streptococcal bacteremia in nonpregnant pancreatic trauma: an unusual soccer injury (Rawls adults at a community teaching hospital & Custer), 741 (Larppanichpoonphol & Watanakunakorn), 1206 ATTITUDE OF HEALTH PERSONNEL ARTHRITIS, RHEUMATOID religion in the clinic: the role of physician beliefs successful use of cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitor in a (Chibnall & Brooks), 374 patient with aspirin-induced asthma (Marks, et al), evagations: where have all the hours gone? (Stern, et 256 al), 651 rheumatoid arthritis - update on new therapies Richie will do! (ed.) (Hamdy), 949 (McLain), 893 ATTITUDE TO HEALTH ASCARIASIS the decade of pain control and research (ed.) pancreatitis due to Ascaris lumbricoides: second occur- (Hamdy), 753 rence after 2 years (Shad & Lee), 78 psychiatric aspects of chronic pain (ed.) (Gossman), urinary ascariasis in a man with hematuria (Quick, 754 et al), 454 prevention: who should pay for it? (ed.) (Hamdy), ASCITES 850 preventing perinatal human immunodeficiency trauma in the cirrhotic patient (Maull & Turnage), virus transmission: factors influencing women's 205 intentions toward zidovudine therapy (Sowell, et recurrent ascites and pleural effusions after surgery al), 1177 for early-stage endometrial adenocarcinoma (Ridgeway, et al), 738 AUTOANTIBODIES antinuclear antibody-negative drug-induced lupus ASCITIC FLUID caused by lisinopril (Carter, et al), 1122 ultrasound detection of free intraperitoneal fluid associated with hepatic and splenic injuries (Ma & AUTOIMMUNE DISEASES Kefer), 54 pemphigus in the Southeastern United States ASCORBIC ACID DEFICIENCY (Woldegiorgis & Swerlick), 694 tobacco use and skin disease (Vander Straten, et al), AWARENESS 621 stroke awareness among Georgia adults: epidemiol- 116 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL « Vol. 95, No. 1 ogy and considerations regarding measurement founding factors in clinical presentation and the (Rowe, et al), 613 influence of misdiagnosis on outcome AZATHIOPRINE (Vannemreddy, et al), 1108 BEHAVIOR THERAPY pemphigus in the Southeastern United States (Woldegiorgis & Swerlick), 694 urinary incontinence in the elderly (Merkelj), 952 AZITHROMYCIN BENZODIAZEPINES influenza A pneumonia with rhabdomyolysis effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on (Morton, et al), 67 fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et intravenous immunoglobulin therapy for Stevens- al), 304 Johnson syndrome (Brett, et al), 342 drug-facilitated sexual assault (letter) (ElSohly), 655 antibiotic prescribing practices in a teaching clinic: insomnia: therapeutic approach (Lippmann, et al), comparison of resident and staff physicians 866 (Mincey & Parkulo), 365 BETA-N-ACETYLHEXOSAMINIDASE prenatal screening for Tay-Sachs disease by B Louisiana obstetricians: a survey study (Hill & Schorr), 910 BACK PAIN BIBLIOGRAPHY mycotic aortic aneurysm in a patient with Tolosa- Hunt syndrome (Best & Bumpers), 441 selected practice guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 579, 682, 775, 855, 958, 1146 abuse of combinations of carisoprodol and tramadol (Reeves & Liberto), 512 selected books (McClellan-Holm), 588, 688, 797, 901, 984, 1102, 1162 selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 775 destructive diskovertebral lesions in ankylosing annotated bibliography (McClellan-Holm), 965, spondylitis: appearance on magnetic resonance 1096 imaging (Kurugoglu, et al), 837 selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 BACLOFEN BILE DUCT OBSTRUCTION, EXTRAHEPATIC pharmacologic management of acute and chronic paraganglioma of the bile duct (Caceres, et al), 515 pain: focus on drug interactions and patient-spe- BILIARY FISTULA cific pharmacotherapeutic selection (Barkin & pancreatic pseudocyst with biliary fistula: treatment Barkin), 756 with endoscopic internal drainage (Boulanger, et BACTEREMIA al), 347 marijuana use and social networks in a community BINDING PROTEIN 1 outbreak of meningococcal disease (Krause, et al), polycystic ovary syndrome: new perspective on an 482 old problem (Slowey), 190 Streptococcus agalactiae endocarditis and giant pyomy- BIOGRAPHY oma simulating ovarian cancer (Genta, et al), 508 William Osler's influence on the career of Tinsley vancomycin-resistant organisms on a burn unit Randolph Harrison (Dalton), 724 (Still, et al), 810 BIOLOGICAL AVAILABILITY tracheoesophageal fistula and massive pneumoperi- generic substitution: issues for problematic drugs toneum after prolonged mechanical ventilation (Henderson & Esham), 16 (Kumar, et al), 1027 BIOLOGICAL MARKERS group B streptococcal bacteremia in nonpregnant proximal renal tubular acidosis associated with adults at a community teaching hospital osteomalacia (Ahmed & Sims), 536 (Larppanichpoonphol & Watanakunakorn), 1206 plasma elimination of cardiac troponin I in end- BACTERIAL VACCINES stage renal disease (Ellis, et al), 993 a biological BIOLOGICAL WARFARE weapon (Smith), 1126 recognizing and responding to an attack with a bio- BACTERIURIA logical weapon (ed.) (Schmitt), 1048 selected guidelines (McClellan-Holm), 1146 JAMA consensus statement: anthrax as a biological weapon (Smith), 1126 BACTEROIDES INFECTIONS highlights from the Annual Scientific Assembly: Bacteroides peritonitis associated with colon cancer in weapons of mass destruction: organized medi- a continuous ambulatory peritoneal dialysis cine's role in the national response to terrorism patient (Nachimuthu, et al), 1021 (Smith), 1223 BALLOON DILATATION BIOPSY retrohepatic vena cava and juxtahepatic venous interpretation of cutaneous biopsy specimens: injuries (Phelan, et al), 728 choice of pathologist by primary care practitioners BASILAR ARTERY (Kirsner & Federman), 461 delayed diagnosis of intracranial aneurysms: con- melanoma 2001 (ed.) (Hudson), 851 INDEX, SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL, VOL. 94, NOS. 1-12, 2001 117 anal melanoma: an aggressive malignancy mas- type 2 diabetes patients in Trinidad, West Indies querading as hemorrhoids (Felz, et al), 880 (Ezenwaka, et al), 223 BIOPSY, NEEDLE importance of postprandial glucose control (Bell), 804 destructive diskovertebral lesions in ankylosing spondylitis: appearance on magnetic resonance BLOOD PRESSURE imaging (Kurugoglu, et al), 837 hypertension 2001: pearls for the clinician (Basile), BIOTERRORISM 1054 recognizing and responding to an attack with a bio- BLOOD PRESSURE MEASUREMENT logical weapon (ed.) (Schmitt), 1048 randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial JAMA consensus statement: anthrax as a biological of coenzyme Q10 in isolated systolic hypertension weapon (Smith), 1126 (Burke, et al), 1112 highlights from the Annual Scientific Assembly: BLOOD PRESSURE MONITORING, AMBULATORY weapons of mass destruction: organized medi- selected guidelines (Caughron, et al), 1074 cine's role in the national response to terrorism BLOOD TRANSFUSION (Smith), 1223 physical restraint and subcutaneous hematoma in an BIPOLAR DISORDER anticoagulated patient (Landi, et al), 254 effects of antimanic mood-stabilizing drugs on open scapulothoracic dissociation (Fischer & Kent), fetuses, neonates, and nursing infants (Iqbal, et 383 al), 304 retrohepatic vena cava and juxtahepatic venous BIRTH WEIGHT injuries (Phelan, et al), 728 maternal morbidity and mortality associated with salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 intrauterine fetal demise: five-year experience in a BODY CONSTITUTION tertiary referral hospital (Magann, et al), 493 insulin secretion in glucose-tolerant offspring of BITES AND STINGS type 2 diabetes patients in Trinidad, West Indies seastroke (letter) (Burnett), 1140 (Ezenwaka, et al), 223 BLACKS BONE DEMINERALIZATION, PATHOLOGIC characteristics of individuals infected with the highlights of the Fourth Annual Conference on human immunodeficiency virus and provider Osteoporosis, Amelia Island, Florida, February 22- interaction in the predominantly rural Southeast 24, 2001 (Hamdy), 561 (Whetten-Goldstein, et al), 212 BONE DENSITY racial differences in congestive heart failure hospi- unusual presentation of primary hyperparathy- talizations (letter) (Mulla & Williams), 847 roidism with osteoporosis, hypercalcemia, and BLADDER normal parathyroid hormone level (Perez & urinary incontinence in the elderly (Merkelj) ,9 52 Pazianos), 339 BLADDER DISEASES highlights of the Fourth Annual Conference on abdominoscrotal hydrocele mimicking a herniation Osteoporosis, Amelia Island, Florida, February 22- of the bladder (Redman & Ick), 235 24, 2001 (Hamdy), 561 BLADDER NEOPLASMS NIH Consensus Development Panel on Osteo- porosis Prevention, Diagnosis, and Therapy, transitional cell carcinoma manifesting as acute cor pulmonale: cause of microscopic tumor embolism March 7-29, 2000: highlights of the conference (Dhillon, et al), 1030 (Klibanski), 569 distinguishing between clinical guidelines and cov- BLASTOMYCOSIS ered services (Hood), 590 amphotericin B lipid complex for the treatment of hormonal replacement therapy: fact or fiction? recurrent blastomycosis of the brain in a patient (ed.) (Hamdy), 1141 previously treated with itraconazole (Cook), 548 BONE NEOPLASMS BLOOD-BORNE PATHOGENS prophylactic and therapeutic fixation of weight- noncompliance of health care workers with univer- bearing long bones with metastatic cancer (Ampil sal precautions during trauma resuscitations & Sadasivan) ,3 94 (Madan, et al), 277 BOOK REVIEWS BLOOD COAGULATION DISORDERS The medical interview: mastering skills for clinical practice. salvage surgery (Jacome & Hunt), 933 by John L. Coulehan and Marian R. Block. Fourth hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- ed. FA. Davis, 2001 (Hamdy), 1130 ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 Death to dust: what happens to dead bodies?. by Kenneth BLOOD COAGULATION TESTS V. Iverson. Second ed. Galen Press, 2001 hypercoagulability: clinical assessment and treat- (Hamdy), 1131 ment (Abramson & Abramson), 1013 The Iron Disorders Institute guide to hemochromatosis. BLOOD GLUCOSE Cheryl D. Garrison, editor. Cumberland House, insulin secretion in glucose-tolerant offspring of 2001 (Hamdy), 1132 118 January 2002 * SOUTHERN MEDICAL JOURNAL «® Vol. 95,

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