The American Journal of Medicine 2001: Vol 110 Index

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AUTHOR INDEX—VOLUME 110
Acob C, 7 Bogardus ST Jr, 97 Diaz LA, 253
Ahmed S, 414 Boothroyd DB, 260 Dickerson R, 743
Aiach M, 12 Bos AJG, 28 DiClemente RJ, 628
Akama T, 188 Bosque M, 492 Djendli S, 671
Akimoto T, 188 Bounameaux H, 33 Dobs AS, 563
Alberton J, 60 Boyko V, 143 Dodé C, 313
Alexandridis G, 669 Bradley EH, 97 Dolmatch B, 657
Alhenc-Gelas M, 12 Brant LJ, 28 Domingo P, 605
Almeda FQ, 661 Braunlich S, 708 Donohoe §S, 229
Alter P, 593 Brennan TA, 181 Donovan JM, 352
Amato A, 616 Brenner B, 91 Douglas PS, 694
Amengual MJ, 492 Broaddus VC, 732 Douketis JD, 515
Anderson RC, 419 Brooks MM, 260 Drenth JPH, 313
Andreassen AK, 536 Browner W, 64 Drinkwater BL, 241
Andreoli TE, 49 Browner WS, 408, Drosos AA, 413
Andriens M, 486 Brukner H, 226 Duchateau J, 486
Antman EM, 641 Burger AJ, 694 Dunn AS, 458
Antonao S, 594 Burke SK, 352 Dupont E, 486
Antzelevitch C, 573 Burstin HR, 181 Durack DT, 674
Aoyama K, 399 Cannard J-F, 505 Durairaj L, 7
Applegate W, 442 Casanovas A, 492 Duval X, 671
Appoloni O, 486 Cascaval RI, 330 Eagle KA, 260
Armstrong PW, 378 Case C, 198 Earhart KC, 674
Arnaud E, 12 Casserly I, 417 Eck JC, 651
Astrow AB, 283 Cauley JA, 442 Eisenberg J, 597
Aukrust P, 536 Cavalcante S, 610 Elisaf M, 669
Ayres KL, 22 Cerottini J-P, 670 Ellahham §, 118
Bailey KR, 267 Chaisson RE, 610 Elnicki DM, 676
Balke CW, 127 Chait A, 103 Embil JM, 414
Balzer JO, 708 Chan W, 81 Emmerich J, 12
Bangsberg DR, 664 Chen J, 50 Emmett M, 742
Barkhuizen A, 671 Chida K, 687 Encinar JCB, 744
Barnes GL, 610 Chin B, 352 Ernst E, 481, 724
Barrett-Connor E, 442 Chivite D, 492 Estess JM, 417
Barrett D, 158 Choi PC-L, 434 Evans A, 7
Barry B, 671 Chow K-M, 434 Evans AT, 274
Basaria S, 563 Christensen B, 536 Fagan MJ, 419
Baselski VS, 41 Coletta C, 361 Fathi R, 198
Bateman KA, 451 Collard HR, 326 Fernandez C, 681
Battegay E, 543 Coller B, 458 Field FJ, 415
Beatty PG, 404 Cook EF, 175, 181 Fiessinger JN, 12
Beckman DB, 731 Cooke JP, 616 Fine JM, 141
Beddhu S, 504 Cortigiani L, 361 Fischer A-M, 12
Beer JH, 243 Creager MA, 616 Fisman EZ, 143
Behar S, 143, 318 Crowther MA, 515 Fitzgerald FT, 633
Belau PG, 267 Cummings SR, 442 Flachskampf FA, 708
Benenson AS, 674 Curry S, 240 Flaherty KR, 278
Benenson S, 60 Daimon M, 240 Fleg JL, 28
Benitez M, 674 Danias PG, 591 Flint A, 278
Berkowitz SD, 641 Das K, 7 Formichi B, 528
Berliner N, 149 Davidson MH, 352 Foster GA, 515
Biamino G, 708 Davies SM, 339 Frances CD, 425
Bigi R, 361 de Nadal J, 492 Frye RL, 267
Billiouw J-M, 438 De Teresa Parrefnio L, 744 Fuchs RM, 641
Bjerre LM, 716 Dean NC, 306, 451 Fujise Y, 192
Bjrkholm M, 329 Decaux G, 582 Fujita H, 584
Black DM, 442 ’ DeFor TE, 339 Fujita T, 584
Blackstone EH, 253 Di Lorenzo M, 528 Fukuchi Y, 243
Blanche PJ, 103 Di Ricco G, 528 Fukui M, 520
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Acob C, 7 Bogardus ST Jr, 97 Diaz LA, 253
Ahmed S, 414 Boothroyd DB, 260 Dickerson R, 743
Aiach M, 12 Bos AJG, 28 DiClemente RJ, 628
Akama T, 188 Bosque M, 492 Djendli S, 671
Akimoto T, 188 Bounameaux H, 33 Dobs AS, 563
Alberton J, 60 Boyko V, 143 Dodé C, 313
Alexandridis G, 669 Bradley EH, 97 Dolmatch B, 657
Alhenc-Gelas M, 12 Brant LJ, 28 Domingo P, 605
Almeda FQ, 661 Braunlich S, 708 Donohoe §S, 229
Alter P, 593 Brennan TA, 181 Donovan JM, 352
Amato A, 616 Brenner B, 91 Douglas PS, 694
Amengual MJ, 492 Broaddus VC, 732 Douketis JD, 515
Anderson RC, 419 Brooks MM, 260 Drenth JPH, 313
Andreassen AK, 536 Browner W, 64 Drinkwater BL, 241
Andreoli TE, 49 Browner WS, 408, Drosos AA, 413
Andriens M, 486 Brukner H, 226 Duchateau J, 486
Antman EM, 641 Burger AJ, 694 Dunn AS, 458
Antonao S, 594 Burke SK, 352 Dupont E, 486
Antzelevitch C, 573 Burstin HR, 181 Durack DT, 674
Aoyama K, 399 Cannard J-F, 505 Durairaj L, 7
Applegate W, 442 Casanovas A, 492 Duval X, 671
Appoloni O, 486 Cascaval RI, 330 Eagle KA, 260
Armstrong PW, 378 Case C, 198 Earhart KC, 674
Arnaud E, 12 Casserly I, 417 Eck JC, 651
Astrow AB, 283 Cauley JA, 442 Eisenberg J, 597
Aukrust P, 536 Cavalcante S, 610 Elisaf M, 669
Ayres KL, 22 Cerottini J-P, 670 Ellahham §, 118
Bailey KR, 267 Chaisson RE, 610 Elnicki DM, 676
Balke CW, 127 Chait A, 103 Embil JM, 414
Balzer JO, 708 Chan W, 81 Emmerich J, 12
Bangsberg DR, 664 Chen J, 50 Emmett M, 742
Barkhuizen A, 671 Chida K, 687 Encinar JCB, 744
Barnes GL, 610 Chin B, 352 Ernst E, 481, 724
Barrett-Connor E, 442 Chivite D, 492 Estess JM, 417
Barrett D, 158 Choi PC-L, 434 Evans A, 7
Barry B, 671 Chow K-M, 434 Evans AT, 274
Basaria S, 563 Christensen B, 536 Fagan MJ, 419
Baselski VS, 41 Coletta C, 361 Fathi R, 198
Bateman KA, 451 Collard HR, 326 Fernandez C, 681
Battegay E, 543 Coller B, 458 Field FJ, 415
Beatty PG, 404 Cook EF, 175, 181 Fiessinger JN, 12
Beckman DB, 731 Cooke JP, 616 Fine JM, 141
Beddhu S, 504 Cortigiani L, 361 Fischer A-M, 12
Beer JH, 243 Creager MA, 616 Fisman EZ, 143
Behar S, 143, 318 Crowther MA, 515 Fitzgerald FT, 633
Belau PG, 267 Cummings SR, 442 Flachskampf FA, 708
Benenson AS, 674 Curry S, 240 Flaherty KR, 278
Benenson S, 60 Daimon M, 240 Fleg JL, 28
Benitez M, 674 Danias PG, 591 Flint A, 278
Berkowitz SD, 641 Das K, 7 Formichi B, 528
Berliner N, 149 Davidson MH, 352 Foster GA, 515
Biamino G, 708 Davies SM, 339 Frances CD, 425
Bigi R, 361 de Nadal J, 492 Frye RL, 267
Billiouw J-M, 438 De Teresa Parrefnio L, 744 Fuchs RM, 641
Bjerre LM, 716 Dean NC, 306, 451 Fujise Y, 192
Bjrkholm M, 329 Decaux G, 582 Fujita H, 584
Black DM, 442 ’ DeFor TE, 339 Fujita T, 584
Blackstone EH, 253 Di Lorenzo M, 528 Fukuchi Y, 243
Blanche PJ, 103 Di Ricco G, 528 Fukui M, 520
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Fukumoto S, 584 Hoffman R, 91 Kocher F, 243
Ganschow P, 7 Hollenberg SB, 661 Kolodner K, 373
Garcia-Herola A, 744 Holm T, 536 Kono I, 188
Gardner DG, 736 Holven KB, 536 Kottke TE, 267
Gaziano JM, 352 Horne MK III, 589 Krauss RM, 103
Gemici G, 742 Hu L, 217 Kumakura S, 399
Genovese EN, 674 Humphreys SC, 651 Kumar PD, 743
Gent M, 501 Humphries SE, 22 Labarthe DR, 81
Ginsberg JS, 515 Husain S, 7 LaCroix AZ, 241
Goebel U, 413 Igarashi M, 240 Ladas SD, 703
Goff DC Jr, 81 Inoue S-i, 520 Lai FM-M, 434
Goldman L, 67, 153, 221, 320, 463 Inouye SK, 97 Lakatta EG, 28
Gooding GAW, 496 Inui N, 687 Lalande M, 594
Goodman JL, 236 Irby DM, 231 Lameire N, 438
Goodman SN, 738 Isbel N, 198 Lan IW, 669
Gorbunov GN, 616 Ishibashi Y, 520 Lancaster DJ, 330
Gotlin A, 458 Ishikura H, 399 Landry FJ, 111
Graham LA, 242 Isner J, 616 Lanir N, 91
Gramlich T, 657 Iwahara K, 192 Lara PN Jr, 156
Grant AO, 296 Jacobs E, 458 Larson EB, 241
Green CE, 146 Jacobsen SJ, 267 Lattanzi F, 361
Greenberger PA, 731 Jacobson MA, 662 Lauer MS, 253, 497
Grimm W, 593 Jamali AH, 471 Lawson FME, 378
Groneberg DA, 671 James B, 451 Lazaridis KN, 588
Gross BH, 278 Jassal DS, 414 Le Moing V, 671
Grossman E, 143 Jassal R, 414 Lee TH, 175
Gruber A, 329 Jeremias A, 417 LeLorier J, 716
Guallar E, 738 Johnson D, 198 Leport C, 671
Gullestad L, 536 Johnson G, 217 Lewin DI, 597
Haas JS, 181 Jonas M, 143 Lewis DM, 103
Hackman J, 610 Jun SL, 220 Li PK-T, 434
Hadas-Halpern I, 60 Kaboli PJ, 111 Liatsos C, 703
Hadlock CJ, 306, 451 Kalin M, 329 Littman RJ, 674
Hagve TA, 536 Kameda W, 240 Longuet P, 671
Haim A, 91 Kanno T, 192 Lu L, 488
Haim N, 91 Kaplan BS, 156 Ludwig J, 708
Hale D, 451 Karameris A, 703 Luepker RV, 147
Halpern SD, 347 Karim A, 414 Lui S-F, 434
Hannuksela ML, 118 Kashyap AS, 317, 401 Lukjanov YV, 616
Hariharan K, 278 Kastor JA, 76 Lynch JP Ill, 278
Harris F, 442 Kato S, 687 Ma P, 352
Hassan SA, 260 Kato T, 240 Maciejewski PK, 97
Hauser SC, 588 Katoh H, 520 Mackowiak PA, 633, 674
Hayward RA, 309 Katz SJ, 309 Maharaj D, 506
Hazzard WR, 507 Kazerooni EA, 278 Maisch B, 593
Heidenreich PA, 165 Kearon C, 501 Maisel WH, 402
Heilmbauer I, 543 Kelly KC, 623 Malamou-Mitsi VD, 413
Helbling ME II, 672 Kenagy JW, 158 Mangione §S, 210
Helley D, 12 Kennedy R, 198 Manning WJ, 694
Henderson JM, 657 Kenny RA, 242 Marini C, 528
Hennen B, | Killian JM, 267 Mariotti E, 361
Hergenrather KC, 628 Kimbrough L, 610 Mark DB, 260
Hernandez L, 681 King TE Jr, 326 Markwirth T, 1
Hesse B, 253 Kjekshus J, 536 Marrie TJ, 73
Hiatt WR, 616 Kleefield SF, 175 Martin C, 681
Hirsch AT, 616 Klempner MS, 217 Martina B, 543
Hishida A, 192 Knapp HH, 352 Martinez E, 274
Hlatky MA, 260 Knight BP, 335 Martinez FJ, 278
Hochman JS, 641 Knopp R, 352 Maruyama R, 520
Hodges SD, 651 Kobayashi S, 399 Marwick TH, 198
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Massie B, 425 Ozbek C, | Rudoni S, 505
Mathur D, 141 Pandey DK, 81 Ruha A-M, 240
Matsumura M, 331 Pangaro L, 205 Sacks HS, 458
Matsuse T, 243 Panizzon RG, 670 Sadiq A, 414
Mattana J, 414 Papatheodorou G, 703 Saffran L, 16
McAlister FA, 378 Papdakis M, 231 Sainz AJ, 744
McCarthy S, 158 Parrillo JE, 661 Saitoh M, 188
McClellan M, 165, 425 Patel U, 694 Sakane T, 520
McCloud B, 217 Pearson SD, 175 Salerno SM, 111
McGlave PB, 339 Pelosi F, 335 Samet J, 406
McNutt R, 7 Perone N, 33 Sanchez-Paya J, 681
McPhee SJ, 551 Perrier A, 33 Sanguinetti MC, 50
Mechem CC, 347 Petit J-M, 505 Saquib M, 7
Meehan TP, 141 Petridou E, 703 Sarr MG, 588
Menon V, 641 Petrillo MK, 141 Sasaki S, 687
Metersky ML, 141 Pfeifer EA, 267 Schaer GL, 661
Metha S, 610 Phillips RS, 181 Schechter C, 458
Meyer G, 12, 597 Picano E, 361 Scheinert D, 708
Michaud GF, 335 Pinakiewicz DC, 158 Scheller B, 1
Michelassi C, 528 Schena FP, 499
Pistolesi M, 528
Miller GJ, 22 Schepkens H, 438
Pittler MH, 724
Miller JS, 339 Schieffer H, 1
Polascik TJ, 558
Miniati M, 528 Schlesinger LS, 415
Pouchot J, 594
Mishima 5S, 399 Schlesinger Y, 60
Pratali L, 528
Mitcheson JS, 50 Schmid CH, 217
Prediletto R, 528
Mitjavila F, 492 Schneiderman H, 233
Puchalski CM, 283
Mladenovic J, 88 Schréder M, 708
Pujol R, 492
Méckel M, 708 Schrott H, 352
Puopolo AL, 181
Moga MI, 492 Schwartz JG, 694
Raj G, 623
Monti S, 528 Scuteri A, 28
Raj GV, 558
Moore RD, 610 Sebastian J, 419
Raptis SA, 703
Morady F, 335 Seed M, 22
Raveh D, 60
Mortier E, 594 Selden B, 240
Reddan DN, 558
Motro M, 143 Severin-Kneib §, 1
Regensteiner JG, 616
Mundy LM, 664 Shekhar R, 743
Regenstreif DI, 507
Murai M, 399 Shen B, 657
Reicher-Reiss H, 143
Murakami Y, 520 Shields K, 442
Reilly B, 7
Murayama A, 687 Shimada K, 520
Reilly BM, 274
Naccarelli GV, 573 Shimada T, 520
Nakamura H, 687 Rhodes SD, 628 Shlipak MG, 425, 551
Nakano T, 584 Rice MM, 241 Shorofsky SR, 127
Naraynsingh V, 506 Rich EC, 245 Shott S, 488
Narus S, 306 Rich MW, 410 Sigurdarson ST, 415
Nenseter MS, 536 Ris J, 605 Silver MP, 451
Newman JS, 657 Rizzo M, 103 Silverman DI, 694
Nicaud V, 12 Roberts RR, 274 Simon A, 313
Nichaman MZ, 81 Robertson D, 370 Simone B, 594
Nissenson AR, 504 Robinson AR, 88 Smedira NG, 417
Noél B, 670 Rockson SG, 288, 471 Smith C, 7
Noguchi H, 425 Rockwood K, 151 Snader CE, 253
Nordmann A, 543 Roger VL, 267 Snell RJ, 661
Noring R, 217 Rokkas T, 703 Snider A, 16
Ochiai K, 520 Romero-Candeira S, 681 Sors H, 12
Olin JW, 616 Roop SA, 205 Soukop JR, 175
Olsen PE, 674 Rosenfeld M, 667 Sox HC, 745
O'Neill WW, 65 Rosenson RS, 488 Spivak J, 414
Ong JP, 657 Ross MA, 324 Steere AC, 217
Oristrell J, 492 Rothschild BM, 672 Stein PD, 69
Ose L, 536 Rozenshtein A, 16 Steinman MA, 551
Ost D, 16 Rudensky B, 60 Steinrimsdottir H, 329
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Stevenson WG, 402 Tristani-Firouzi M, 50 Weigner MJ, 694
Strawderman RL III, 278 Tsalik M, 91 Weingarten S, 141, 224
Strickberger SA, 335 Tsao JW, 220 Weinstein A, 217
Suchyta MR, 306 Tseng WT-C, 373 Weisdorf DJ, 339
Suda T, 687 Tsitsiashvili MS, 616 Weston SA, 267
Sulmasy DP, 283 Tsukihashi H, 520 White AR, 481
Sumida T, 188 Tsumura H, 399 Williams CS, 97
Susa S, 240 Tu GS, 141 Wilson PWF, 71
Svilaas A, 536 Tulsky JP, 664 Winston C, 260
Szeto C-C, 434 Vaillant G, 505
Wong TY-H, 434
Tabibiazar R, 471 van der Meer JWM, 313
Wood DL, 332
Takahira R, 192 van Doorn C, 97
Woolard N, 507
Takeuchi Y, 584 Vandercruys M, 486
Woywodt A, 413
Tangney CC, 488 Vanholder R, 438
Wright SM, 373
Tenenbaum A, 143 Vatta M, 385
Wun T, 156
Teo KK, 378 Vazquez G, 605
Wunderink RG, 41
Teramoto S, 243 Vella FS, 594
Yamani M, 657
Thomas LR, 694 Verfaillie CM, 339
Yee LJ, 628
To K-F, 434 Vigna C, 361
Yinnon AM, 60
Toews GB, 278 Vildé J-L, 671
Yonekawa O, 192
Tomlinson B, 669 Vinceneux P, 594
Tonelli L, 528 Vincent J-L, 486 Yonemura K, 192
Tontsch D, 593 Vomvolakis D, 458 Young DW, 158
Topol EJ, 417 Wagner JE, 339 Younossi ZM, 657
Toprak A, 742 Walker T, 543 Zabelskaya TF, 616
Torres OH, 605 Watanabe S, 584 Zalenski RJ, 324
Towbin JA, 385 Waterer GW, 41 Zaslaw N, 633
Trachtman H, 156 Watkinson L, 610 Zeidel ML, 504
Triantafyllou K, 703 Wee CC, 181 Zemencuk JK, 309
Tribble DL, 103 Weideman RA, 623 Zonderman AB, 28
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SUBJECT INDEX—VOLUME 110
APM = APM Views article; BO = Brief Observation; E = Editorial; LE = Letter to the editor; R = Review
ABORTION Not Hematin, Caused Anaphylactic Revascularization Investigation (BARI),
Antiprothrombin Autoantibodies in Se- Shock (LE), 240 260
vere Preeclampsia and Abortion, 188
The Reperfusion Wars: Where Will the
ANDROGEN REPLACEMENT THERAPY
Next Battles Be Fought? (E), 65
ACUPUNCTURE Hypogonadism and Androgen Replace-
Prospective Studies of the Safety of Acu- ment Therapy in Elderly Men, 563 Stent-supported _Recanalization of
puncture: A Systematic Review, 481 Chronic Iliac Artery Occlusions, 708
ANEMIA
ADULT MEDICINE Trends in Treatment and Outcomes for
Guillain-Barré Syndrome Complicated
The Name Game: Tradition and Change Acute Myocardial Infarction: 1975-1995,
with Hemolytic Anemia in Association
(E), 153 165
with Antiganglioside GM3 Antibody
(BO), 399
ALCOHOL ANGIOTENSIN ANTAGONISTS
Benefit and Risks of Sauna Bathing (R), Hemolytic Anemia After Acetaminophen Formulating Clinical Strategies for An-
118 Overdose in a Patient With Glucose-6- giotensin Antagonism: A Review of Pre-
Phosphate Dehydrogenase Deficiency clinical and Clinical Studies, 471
ALCOHOL ABUSE (LE), 240
Declining Rate of Substance Abuse ANGIOTENSIN-CONVERTING ENZYME
It’s Just a Vitamin... (E), 149
throughout the Month, 347 INHIBITORS
Relapse Triggers—Full Moon, Full Wal- Lack of Clinical Utility of Folate Levels in Comparison of Angiotensin Converting-
let, or Foolhardy (E), 406 the Evaluation of Macrocytosis or Ane- enzyme Inhibitors and Beta Blockers on
mia, 88 Survival in Elderly Patients with Reduced
Left Ventricular Function after Myocar-
ALVEOLAR MACROPHAGES
dial Infarction, 425
Correlation between 25-Hydroxyvitamin ANEURYSMS
D3 la-Hydroxylase Gene Expression in The Risk of Vascular Infection in Adult Formulating Clinical Strategies for An-
Alveolar Macrophages and the Activity of Patients with Nontyphi Salmonella Bac- giotensin Antagonism: A Review of Pre-
Sarcoidosis, 687 teremia (BO), 60 clinical and Clinical Studies, 471
Hypercalcemia and Sarcoidosis—An- Life-Threatening Hyperkalemia during
ANGINA
other Piece of the Puzzle Falls into Place Combined Therapy with Angiotensin-
(E), 736 Benefit and Risks of Sauna Bathing (R), converting Enzyme Inhibitors and Spi-
118
ronolactone: An Analysis of2 5 Cases, 438
AMADEUS MYTH New Heparin Dosing Recommendations
Noble Heart, 633 for Patients with Acute Coronary Syn- Medical Therapy for Coronary Artery
Disease Works, Even (Especially) in the
dromes (R), 641
Real World (E), 497
AMIODARONE
TheBrugada Syndrome: Clinical, Genetic, ANGIOGRAPHY Outcome of Acute Myocardial Infarction:
Cellular, and Molecular Abnormalities, Value of Transthoracic Echocardiogra- Low-Tech Value in a High-Tech Era (E),
573
phy in the Diagnosis of Pulmonary Em- 221
Neutropenia During Treatment with bolism: Results of a Prospective Study in
Trends in Treatment and Outcomes for
Amiodarone (LE), 671 Unselected Patients, 528
Acute Myocardial Infarction: 1975-1995,
165
AMYLOIDOMA ANGIOPLASTY
Vertebral Amyloidoma in a Patient with Assessing and Reducing Cardiac Risks of
ANSWER: DIAGNOSTIC DILEMMA,
Primary Systemic Amyloidosis (LE), 594 Noncardiac Surgery (E), 320
239, 503, 741
Long-term Follow-up of a Randomized
AMYLOIDOSIS
Study of Primary Stenting Versus Angio- ANTIBIOTICS
Familial Periodic Fever and Amyloidosis
plasty in Acute Myocardial Infarction, | Public Knowledge, Attitudes, and Experi-
Due to a New Mutation in the TNFRSFIA
ences with Antibiotic Use for Acute Bron-
Gene (BO), 313 Outcome of Acute Myocardial Infarction:
chitis (LE), 243
Low-Tech Value in a High-Tech Era (E),
Vertebral Amyloidoma in a Patient with
221
Primary Systemic Amyloidosis (LE), 594 ANTICOAGULANT THERAPY
Outcomes of Noncardiac Surgery after The Dark Side of Deep Venous Thrombo-
ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK Coronary Bypass Surgery or Coronary sis: The Failure of Anticoagulation (E),
Administration of Heme Arginate, But Angioplasty in the Bypass Angioplasty 589
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Does the Location of Thrombosis Deter- AORTIC STENOSIS diovascular Risk Factor Control in Coro-
mine the Risk of Disease Recurrence in Benefit and Risks of Sauna Bathing (R), nary Artery Disease Patients: The Heart-
Patients with Proximal Deep Vein 118 care I Trial, 543
Thrombosis?, 515
Influence of Body Weight on Response to AORTIC VALVE ENDOCARDITIS ATHEROSCLEROSIS
Subcutaneous Vitamin K Administration Acute Myocardial Infarction After Aortic Does Renal Failure Cause an Atheroscle-
in Over-Anticoagulated Patients, 623 Valve Endocarditis (LE), 417 rotic Milieu in Patients with End-Stage
Renal Disease?, 198
New Heparin Dosing Recommendations APOE4 GENOTYPE
for Patients with Acute Coronary Syn- Time Trends in the Prevalence of Athero-
Is the apoE4 Allele an Independent Pre-
dromes (R), 641 dictor of Coronary Events?, 28 sclerosis: A Population-based Autopsy
Study, 267
ANTIDIURETIC HORMONES Lipoprotein Measurements--Setting Pri-
Long-term Treatment of Patients with In- orities (E), 71 ATORVASTATIN
appropriate Secretion of Antidiuretic Atorvastatin-Induced Dermatomyositis
Hormone by the Vasopressin Receptor ARRHYTHMIAS (LE), 670
Antagonist Conivaptan, Urea, or Furo- Arrhythmias: Introductory Comments,
semide (BO), 582 49 ATRIAL FIBRILLATION
Early Cardioversion of Atrial Fibrillation
ANTIGANGLIOSIDE GM3 ANTIBODY TheBrugada Syndrome: Clinical, Genetic, Facilitated by Transesophageal Echocar-
Guillain-Barré Syndrome Complicated Cellular, and Molecular Abnormalities, diography: Short-Term Safety and Im-
with Hemolytic Anemia in Association 573 pact on Maintenance of Sinus Rhythm at
with Antiganglioside GM3 Antibody Calcium Currents and Arrhythmias: In- 1 Year, 694
(BO), 399
sights from Molecular Biology, 127
AUSCULTATION
ANTINUCLEAR ANTIBODIES Molecular Biology of K+ Channels and
Cardiac Ausculatatory Skills of Physi-
Atorvastatin-Induced Dermatomyositis Their Role in Cardiac Arrhythmias, 50
cians-in-Training: A Comparison of
(LE), 670
Three English-Speaking Countries, 210
Molecular Biology of Sodium Channels
ANTIOXIDANT CONTENT and Their Role in Cardiac Arrhythmias, Cardiac Auscultation and Teaching
Enhanced Oxidative Susceptibility and 296 Rounds: How Can Cardiac Auscultation
Reduced Antioxidant Content of Meta- Be Resuscitated? (E), 233
bolic Precursors of Small, Dense Low- ASPIRIN
Density Lipoproteins, 103 Is Diuretic Therapy Associated with an
AUTOANTIBODIES
Increased Risk of Cancer? (BO), 143
Antiprothrombin Autoantibodies in Se-
ANTIPROTHROMBIN ANTIBODIES vere Preeclampsia and Abortion, 188
Medical iherapy for Coronary Artery
Detection and Clinical Associations of
Disease Works, Even (Especially) in the
Antiprothrombin Antibodies (E), 229
Real World (E), 497 AUTOIMMUNE DISEASE
Diffuse Non-hydrostatic, Non-hypoon-
ANTIPROTHROMBIN AUTOANTIBODIES New Heparin Dosing Recommendations cotic Edema in Autoimmune Lupus-like
Antiprothrombin Autoantibodies in Se- for Patients with Acute Coronary Syn- Disorders (BO), 492
vere Preeclampsia and Abortion, 188 dromes (R), 641
Outcome of Acute Myocardial Infarction: AUTOPSY
ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY
Low-Tech Value in a High-Tech Era (E), Time Trends in the Prevalence of Athero-
Herpes Zoster as an Immune Reconstitu-
221 sclerosis: A Population-based Autopsy
tion Disease after Initiation of Combina-
Study, 267
tion Antiretroviral Therapy in Patients Trends in Treatment and Outcomes for
with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Acute Myocardial Infarction: 1975-1995,
Type-1 Infection, 605 165 AZITHROMYCIN
Hypersensitivity Syndrome Associated
Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Asso- with Azithromycin (LE), 330
ciated Immune Reconstitution Disease ASTHMA
(E), 662 The Observation Unit: A New Interface
B. BURGDORFERI
between Inpatient and Outpatient Care,
The Diagnosis of Lyme Disease: Good
AORTIC ROOT HOMOGRAFT 274 News, Bad News (E), 236
ENDOCARDITIS
Recurrent Aortic Root Homograft Endo- ATHEROGENIC DIET INDEX Intralaboratory Reliability of Serologic
carditis Related to Indwelling Hemodial- A Case-management Program of Me- and Urine Testing for Lyme Disease (BO),
ysis Catheters (LE), 743 dium Intensity Does Not Improve Car- 217
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Subject Index
BERGER’S DISEASE BODY WEIGHT BURKITT'S LYMPHOMA
Immunoglobulin A Nephropathy with Guar Gum for Body Weight Reduction: Acute Pancreatitis as the First Manifesta-
Mild Renal Lesions: A Call in the Forest Meta-analysis of Randomized Trials (R), tion of Pancreatic Burkitt’s Lymphoma in
for Physicians and Nephrologists (E), 499 724 a Patient Infected by the Human Immu-
nodeficiency Virus (LE), 744
Influence of Body Weight on Response to
BETA-BLOCKERS
Subcutaneous Vitamin K Administration
TheBrugada Syndrome: Clinical, Genetic, CAGA STATUS
in Over-Anticoagulated Patients, 623
Cellular, and Molecular Abnormalities, The Association between CagA Status and
573 the Development of Esophagitis after the
BONE MARROW TRANSPLANTATION Eradication of Helicobacter pylori, 703
Comparison of Angiotensin Converting- Equivalent Outcomes in Patients with
enzyme Inhibitors and Beta Blockers on Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia after CALCIUM CHANNELS
Survival in Elderly Patients with Reduced Early Transplantation of Phenotypically Arrhythmias: Introductory Comments,
Left Ventricular Function after Myocar- Matched Bone Marrow from Related or 49
dial Infarction, 425 Unrelated Donors, 339
Calcium Currents and Arrhythmias: In-
Medical Therapy for Coronary Artery Treatment of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia sights from Molecular Biology, 127
Disease Works, Even (Especially) in the (E), 404
Real World (E), 497
CALCIUM METABOLISM
Outcome of Acute Myocardial Infarction: BONE METABOLISM Correlation between 25-Hydroxyvitamin
Low-Tech Value in a High-Tech Era (E), Effect of 1-Year Treatment with Fluva- D3 la-Hydroxylase Gene Expression in
221 statin or Pravastatin on Bone (BO), 584 Alveolar Macrophages and the Activity of
Sarcoidosis, 687
Trends in Treatment and Outcomes for
BONE MINERAL DENSITY Hypercalcemia and Sarcoidosis—An-
Acute Myocardial Infarction: 1975-1995,
Diagnosing Osteoporosis in Japanese other Piece of the Puzzle Falls into Place
165
American Women (LE), 240 (E), 736
BIOPSY
BOUNDARY EFFECT CANCER
Diagnosis of Primary Cardiac Lymphoma
Declining Rate of Substance Abuse Acquired Activated Protein C Resistance
by Endomyocardial Biopsy (LE), 593
throughout the Month, 347 Is Common in Cancer Patients and Is As-
sociated with Venous Thromboembo-
BLEEDING COMPLICATIONS lism, 91
BRONCHITIS
Ebola-Athens Preemergence? (LE), 674
Public Knowledge, Attitudes, and Experi- The Benefits of, Controversies Surround-
ences with Antibiotic Use for Acute Bron- ing, and Professional Recommendations
BLOOD CULTURES chitis (LE), 243 for Routine PSA Testing: What Do Men
Diagnosis of Legionellaceae as a Cause of Believe? (BO), 309
Community-acquired Pneumonia—. . .
Continue to Treat First and Not Bother to BRUGADA SYNDROME Do Statins Cause Cancer? A Meta-Analy-
Ask Questions Later’—Not a Good Idea TheBrugada Syndrome: Clinical, Genetic, sis of Large Randomized Clinical Trials
(E), 73 Cellular, and Molecular Abnormalities, (R), 716
573
Legionella and Community-Acquired Is Diuretic Therapy Associated with an
Pneumonia: A Review of Current Diag- Molecular Biology of Sodium Channels Increased Risk of Cancer? (BO), 143
nostic Tests from a Clinician’s Viewpoint and Their Role in Cardiac Arrhythmias,
(R), 41 296 Management of Small Renal Tumors: An
Overview (R), 558
BLOOD PROGENITOR CELL BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK Statins and Cancer: A Case of Meta-Un-
TRANSPLANTATION Are Right and Left Bundle Branch Block certainty (E), 738
Late Infections After Blood Progenitor Similarly Associated with Increased Risk
Cell Transplantation in Patients with of Mortality? (E), 318 CAPITATED PAYMENTS
Multiple Myeloma (LE), 329 Models of Capitated Payment for End-
Complete Bundle Branch Block as on In-
stage Renal Disease (LE), 504
dependent Predictor of All-Cause Mor-
BODY MASS INDEX tality: Report of 7,073 Patients Referred
A Case-management Program of Me- for Nuclear Exercise Testing, 253 CAR SEATS
dium Intensity Does Not Improve Car- Whiplash (E), 667
diovascular Risk Factor Control in Coro- Prognostic Value of Pharmacologic Stress
nary Artery Disease Patients: The Heart- Echocardiography in Patients with Left CARDIAC AUSCULTATION
care I Trial, 543 Bundle Branch Block, 361 Cardiac Ausculatatory Skills of Physi-
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cians-in-Training: A Comparison of What Do We Treat Patients For? (E), 151 Is the apoE4 Allele an Independent Pre-
Three English-Speaking Countries, 210 dictor of Coronary Events?, 28
CASE-MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS
Cardiac Auscultation and Teaching
A Case-management Program of Me- CHOLESTEROL SCREENING
Rounds: How Can Cardiac Auscultation
dium Intensity Does Not Improve Car- Influence of Financial Productivity In-
Be Resuscitated? (E), 233
diovascular Risk Factor Control in Coro- centives on the Use of Preventive Care,
nary Artery Disease Patients: The Heart- 181
CARDIAC COMPLICATIONS
care I Trial, 543
Emergency Department Admissions to
CHRONIC FATIGUE SYNDROME
Inpatient Cardiac Telemetry Beds: A Pro-
spective Cohort Study of Risk Stratifica- CASE OF THE MONTH, 64, 146, 317, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Symptoms
tion and Outcomes, 7 401, 588, 661 Common in Patients with Vasovagal Syn-
cope (LE), 242
CARDIAC LYMPHOMA CATHETERS
Diagnosis of Primary Cardiac Lymphoma Recurrent Aortic Root Homograft Endo- CHRONIC MYELOGENOUS LEUKEMIA
by Endomyecardial Biopsy (LE), 593 carditis Related to Indwelling Hemodial- Equivalent Outcomes in Patients with
ysis Catheters (LE), 743 Chronic Myelogenous Leukemia after
Early Transplantation of Phenotypically
CARDIAC MONITORING
Matched Bone Marrow from Related or
Emergency Department Admissions to CELLULITIS
Unrelated Donors, 339
Inpatient Cardiac Telemetry Beds: A Pro- The Observation Unit: A New Interface
spective Cohort Study of Risk Stratifica- between Inpatient and Outpatient Care, Treatment of Chronic Myeloid Leukemia
tion and Outcomes, 7 274 (E), 404
Telemetry or not Telemetry: A Great Leap
CERIVASTATIN CIGARETTE LIGHTER THUMB
Forward or a Waste of Resources? (E), 67
Combination Therapy with Cerivastatin Cigarette Lighter Thumb (LE), 506
and Gemfibrozil Causing Rhabdomyoly-
CARDIAC SARCOIDOSIS
sis: Is the Interaction Predictable? (LE), CLAUDICATION
Diagnosis of Cardiac Sarcoidosis and
Evaluation of the Effects of Steroid Ther- 669 Propionyl-L-Carnitine Improves Exer-
apy by Gadolinium-DTPA-Enhanced Rhabdomyolysis due to Cerivastatin cise Performance and Functional Status
in Patients with Claudication, 616
Magnetic Resonance Imaging, 520 Monotherapy (LE), 742
Gadolinium-enhanced Cardiac Magnetic CLERKSHIP
Resonance Imaging: Expanding the Spec- CERVICAL COLLAR Effect of Clinical Teaching on Student
trum of Clinical Applications (E), 591 Whiplash: A Review of aC ommonly Mis- Performance during a Medicine Clerk-
understood Injury, 651
ship, 205
CARDIAC TELEMETRY Whiplash (E), 667
Emergency Department Admissions to CLERKSHIP DIRECTORS IN INTERNAL
Inpatient Cardiac Telemetry Beds: A Pro- CERVICAL VERTEBRAE MEDICINE (CDIM)
spective Cohort Study of Risk Stratifica- Whiplash: A Review of aC ommonly Mis- Why What We Do Matters (APM), 676
tion and Outcomes, 7
understood Injury, 651
Telemetry or not Telemetry: A Great Leap CLINICAL PATHWAYS
Forward or a Waste of Resources? (E), 67 Whiplash (E), 667 Lack of Effect of a Pneumonia Clinical
Pathway on Hospital-Based Pneumococ-
CHEST PAIN cal Vaccination Rates (BO), 141
CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE
Formulating Clinical Strategies for An- Observation Services—Past, Present, and
giotensin Antagonism: A Review of Pre- Future (E), 324 CLINICAL SKILLS
clinical and Clinical Studies, 471 Cardiac Auscultation and Teaching
The Observation Unit: A New Interface
Rounds: How Can Cardiac Auscultation
between Inpatient and Outpatient Care,
Be Resuscitated? (E), 233
CARDIOVERSION 274
Early Cardioversion of Atrial Fibrillation
Facilitated by Transesophageal Echocar- CLINICAL TEACHING
CHOLESTEROL LEVELS
diography: Short-Term Safety and Im- Departmental and School-wide Mission-
Efficacy and Safety of Combination Sim-
pact on Maintenance of Sinus Rhythm at based Management: A Case Study (APM),
vastatin and Colesevelam in Patients with
1 Year, 694 245
Primary Hypercholesterolemia, 352
Does Good Clinical Teaching Really
CAREGIVERS Hypertriglyceridemia and Other Factors Make a Difference? (E), 231
Goals for the Care of Frail Older Adults: Associated with Plasma Viscosity (BO),
Do Caregivers and Clinicians Agree?, 97 488 Effect of Clinical Teaching on Student
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Performance during a Medicine Clerk- sis of Pulmonary Embolism in Patients Acute Myocardial Infarction: 1975-1995,
ship, 205 with Nondiagnostic Ventilation-Perfu- 165
sion Scans, 16
CLINICAL TRIALS CORONARY ARTERY BYPASS GRAFT
Observations in Venous Thromboembo-
Do Statins Cause Cancer? A Meta-Analy- SURGERY
lism (E), 69
sis of Large Randomized Clinical Trials Assessing and Reducing Cardiac Risks of
(R), 716 Whiplash: A Review of aC ommonly Mis- Noncardiac Surgery (E), 320
understood Injury, 651
Statins and Cancer: A Case of Meta-Un- Critical Pathways Intervention to Re-
certainty (E), 738 Whiplash (E), 667 duced Length of Hospital Stay, 175
Outcome of Acute Myocardial Infarction:
COCAINE ABUSE CONGESTIVE HEART FAILURE
Low-Tech Value in a High-Tech Era (E),
Declining Rate of Substance Abuse Diuresis and Transudative Effusions—
221
throughout the Month, 347 Changing the Rules of the Game (E), 732
Outcomes of Noncardiac Surgery after
Formulating Clinical Strategies for An-
COLECTOMY Coronary Bypass Surgery or Coronary
giotensin Antagonism: A Review of Pre-
Critical Pathways Intervention to Re- Angioplasty in the Bypass Angioplasty
clinical and Clinical Studies, 471
duced Length of Hospital Stay, 175 Revascularization Investigation (BARI),
Influence of Diuretics on the Concentra- 260
COLESEVELAM HYDROCHLORIDE tion of Proteins and Other Components
Efficacy and Safety of Combination Sim- of Pleural Transudates in Patients with CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE
vastatin and Colesevelam in Patients with Heart Failure, 681 Are Right and Left Bundle Branch Block
Primary Hypercholesterolemia, 352 Similarly Associated with Increased Risk
Patent Ductus Venosus in an Adult Pre- of Mortality? (E), 318
senting as Pulmonary Hypertension,
COLON CANCER
Right-sided Heart Failure, and Portosys- Benefit and Risks of Sauna Bathing (R),
Is Diuretic Therapy Associated with an
temic Encephalopathy (BO), 657 118
Increased Risk of Cancer? (BO), 143
Cardiovascular Disease Among Mexican
COMMUNICATION CONIVAPTAN Americans (E), 147
Goals for the Care of Frail Older Adults: Long-term Treatment ofP atients with In-
Do Caregivers and Clinicians Agree?, 97 appropriate Secretion of Antidiuretic A Case-management Program of Me-
Hormone by the Vasopressin Receptor dium Intensity Does Not Improve Car-
What Do We Treat Patients For? (E), 151 Antagonist Conivaptan, Urea, or Furo- diovascular Risk Factor Control in Coro-
semide (BO), 582 nary Artery Disease Patients: The Heart-
COMMUNITY-ACQUIRED PNEUMONIA care | Trial, 543
Decreased Mortality after Implementa- CONTRACTILE DYSFUNCTION
Community-wide Coronary Heart Dis-
tion of a Treatment Guideline for Com- Calcium Currents and Arrhythmias: In-
ease Mortality in Mexican Americans
munity-acquired Pneumonia, 451 sights from Molecular Biology, 127
Equals or Exceeds That in Non-Hispanic
Diagnosis of Legionellaceae as a Cause of Whites: The Corpus Christi Heart
CORONARY ANGIOPLASTY
Community-acquired Pneumonia—. . . Project,8 1
Assessing and Reducing Cardiac Risks of
Continue to Treat First and Not Bother to
Noncardiac Surgery (E), 320 Comparison of Angiotensin Converting-
Ask Questions Later”>—Not a Good Idea
enzyme Inhibitors and Beta Blockers on
(E), 73 Long-term Follow-up of a Randomized
Survival in Elderly Patients with Reduced
Study of Primary Stenting Versus Angio-
Effects of a Practice Guideline for Com- Left Ventricular Function after Myocar-
plasty in Acute Myocardial Infarction, |
munity-acquired Pneumonia in an Out- dial Infarction, 425
patient Setting (BO), 306 Outcome of Acute Myocardial Infarction:
Hypertriglyceridemia and Other Factors
Low-Tech Value in a High-Tech Era (E),
Legionella and Community-Acquired Associated with Plasma Viscosity (BO),
221
Pneumonia: A Review of Current Diag- 488
nostic Tests from a Clinician’s Viewpoint Outcomes of Noncardiac Surgery after
Is the apoE4 Allele an Independent Pre-
(R), 41 Coronary Bypass Surgery or Coronary
dictor of Coronary Events?, 28
Angioplasty in the Bypass Angioplasty
COMPRESSION THERAPY Revascularization Investigation (BARI), Lipoprotein (a) as a Predictor of Myocar-
Lymphedema (R), 288 260 dial Infarction in Middle-aged Men, 22
The Reperfusion Wars: Where Will the Lipoprotein Measurements--Setting Pri-
COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
Next Battles Be Fought? (E), 65 orities (E), 71
The Negative Predictive Value of Spiral
Computed Tomography for the Diagno- Trends in Treatment and Outcomes for Medical Therapy for Coronary Artery
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