The American Journal of Otology 1993: Vol 14 Index

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THE AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OTOLOGY/VOLUME 14, NUMBER 6 November 1993
CUMULATIVE INDEX: VOLUME 14
SUBJECT INDEX
Aberrant carotid artery, 58 Botulinum toxin treatment, 410 Clarion, 263-272
ABG see Air-bone gap Boyden chamber invasion assays, 127, 128 facial palsy following, 413
ABR see Auditory brainstem response BPPV see Benign paroxysmal positional hearing recovery after, 610-612
Acoustic impedance, 613-617 vertigo labyrinthectomy with, 220-223
Acoustic neuroma Melbourne/Cochlear, 386-391
facial nerve monitoring and, 524-531 Caicitonin gene-related peptide Nucleus multichannel, 357-361
headache and, 552-555 immunoreactivity (CGRPi), 41-49 pediatric, 151-160
hearing preservation and, 562-565 Cancer stimulation in children, 556-561
lateral extent of, 446-450 auricle, 623 Cochlear nerve
postoperative pain, 491-494 external canal, 623-624 bipolar recording, 362-368
pregnancy and, 88-91 middle ear, 624 microvascular decompression of,
Schwann cells and, 131-134 temporal bone, 623-626 392-396
suboccipital removal of, 148, 215-219 Carcinoma, squamous cell, 512-514 Congenital defects, 549
surgery, 491-494 Carotid artery, 58, 421-422 Contraceptive, oral, 544-547
translabyrinthine removal of, 148, Catecholamine-secreting paraganglioma, Corporate practice of medicine, 3-6
215-219 306-308 Cost containment, 3-4
vestibular neurectomy and, 149 Jerebellopontine angle (CPA) CPA see Cerebellopontine angle
volume correlation and, 465-468 endoscopy of, 122-125 Creatinine, 355-356
Acoustic tumors hearing preservation, 423-433 CSF see Cerebrospinal fluid
schwannoma transtemporal resection internal auditory canal closure and,
of, 434-436 31-33 Dark cells, of utricle, 74-77
translabyrinthine approach, 7-8 retrosigmoid removal of tumors, 31-33, Deafness see Hearing
AICA see Anterior inferior cerebellar 585-589 Defensive otology, 515-516
artery Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) Dizziness see Vertigo
Air-bone gap (ABG), 135-136 fluorescein and, 51, 53 Draining ears see Chronic otitis media
Air conduction thresholds, 136 internal auditory canal closure and, Drum perforation, 580-584
Aminoglycoside cochlear ototoxicity, 31-33
352-356 meningitis and, 429-430 Electrical stimulation, 70-73, 556-561
Anesthesia, 534 otorhinorrhea, 585-589 Electrocochleography, 479
Annular ligament, 613-617 temporal bone and, 548-551 Meniere’s disease, 161-164, 290-294
Anterior inferior cerebellar artery XGRPi see Calcitonin gene-related transtympanic, 63-69
(AICA), 26 peptide immunoreactivity tympanic, 63-69
Antidepressants, for tinnitus, 18-23 children Electroneurography, 326-329
Apical endolymphatic hydrops, 79-81 cochlear implants, 151-160, 556-561 Electronystagmography, 479-480
Argon laser surgery, 113-117, 283-288 deaf, 437-445, 556-561 Endochondral bone, 230-236
Attic cholesteatoma surgery, 82-87 otitis media in, 469-473, 601-603 Endocochlear potential, of streptomycin,
Auditory brainstem response (ABR), otoacoustic emission in, 34-39 194-198
176-181, 479 Cholesteatoma Endolymphatic hydrops, 310
Auditory cortex, 252-257 bilateral congenital, 191-192 Endolymphatic sac, 165-169, 576-579
Auditory evoked potential, 595-600 epitympanic/ mastoid, 369-372 Endoscopic transcutaneous
Auditory nerve, 70-73 fibroblasts, 126-130 mastoidoscopy, 369-372
Auricular cancer, 623 in intact canal wall tympanoplasty, Endoscopy, 122-125, 259-262
590-594 Erythromycin, 186-187
Bell's palsy, 295-299, 413 residual and recurrent, 381-382 External canal cancer, 623-624
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo surgery for, 380-381, 507-511
(BPPV), 310-311 chronic otitis media, 403-406 Facial nerve, 97-99, 411-414
labyrinth partitioning and, 334-341 shronic suppurative otitis media, in cerebellopontine angle surgery and,
Betahistine children, 469-473 326-329, 427-433
cochlear blood flow, 26-27 arion cochlear implant, 263-272 grading, 525, 531
cochlear vascular system, 27-28 clinician’s programmer, 255-266 monitoring and acoustic neuroma,
Bilateral congenital cholesteatoma, electrode insertion tool, 265 524-531
191-192 portable tester, 265 primary anastomosis, 238-245
Biointegrated ventilation tube, 383-385 Cochlear aqueduct, 165-169 Facial paralysis, bilateral, 605-609
Bipolar cochlear nerve recording, Cochlear disorders, betahistine in, 24-29 Fenestra, 118-121, 615
362-368 Cochlear duct, 79-81 Fenestration procedure, 512-514
Bone Cochlear hearing loss, 252-257 Fibrin glue, 147-150
cancer, 623-626 cytoarchitectonic studies, 254-255 Fibrobiasts, cholesteatoma, 126-130
endochondral, 230-236 tonotopic mapping, 253-254 Fluorescein, and perilymphatic fistulas,
mineral density, 455-459 Cochlear implant(s), 410 51-54, 95-96
630
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CUMULATIVE INDEX: VOLUME 14
SUBJECT INDEX
Aberrant carotid artery, 58 Botulinum toxin treatment, 410 Clarion, 263-272
ABG see Air-bone gap Boyden chamber invasion assays, 127, 128 facial palsy following, 413
ABR see Auditory brainstem response BPPV see Benign paroxysmal positional hearing recovery after, 610-612
Acoustic impedance, 613-617 vertigo labyrinthectomy with, 220-223
Acoustic neuroma Melbourne/Cochlear, 386-391
facial nerve monitoring and, 524-531 Caicitonin gene-related peptide Nucleus multichannel, 357-361
headache and, 552-555 immunoreactivity (CGRPi), 41-49 pediatric, 151-160
hearing preservation and, 562-565 Cancer stimulation in children, 556-561
lateral extent of, 446-450 auricle, 623 Cochlear nerve
postoperative pain, 491-494 external canal, 623-624 bipolar recording, 362-368
pregnancy and, 88-91 middle ear, 624 microvascular decompression of,
Schwann cells and, 131-134 temporal bone, 623-626 392-396
suboccipital removal of, 148, 215-219 Carcinoma, squamous cell, 512-514 Congenital defects, 549
surgery, 491-494 Carotid artery, 58, 421-422 Contraceptive, oral, 544-547
translabyrinthine removal of, 148, Catecholamine-secreting paraganglioma, Corporate practice of medicine, 3-6
215-219 306-308 Cost containment, 3-4
vestibular neurectomy and, 149 Jerebellopontine angle (CPA) CPA see Cerebellopontine angle
volume correlation and, 465-468 endoscopy of, 122-125 Creatinine, 355-356
Acoustic tumors hearing preservation, 423-433 CSF see Cerebrospinal fluid
schwannoma transtemporal resection internal auditory canal closure and,
of, 434-436 31-33 Dark cells, of utricle, 74-77
translabyrinthine approach, 7-8 retrosigmoid removal of tumors, 31-33, Deafness see Hearing
AICA see Anterior inferior cerebellar 585-589 Defensive otology, 515-516
artery Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) Dizziness see Vertigo
Air-bone gap (ABG), 135-136 fluorescein and, 51, 53 Draining ears see Chronic otitis media
Air conduction thresholds, 136 internal auditory canal closure and, Drum perforation, 580-584
Aminoglycoside cochlear ototoxicity, 31-33
352-356 meningitis and, 429-430 Electrical stimulation, 70-73, 556-561
Anesthesia, 534 otorhinorrhea, 585-589 Electrocochleography, 479
Annular ligament, 613-617 temporal bone and, 548-551 Meniere’s disease, 161-164, 290-294
Anterior inferior cerebellar artery XGRPi see Calcitonin gene-related transtympanic, 63-69
(AICA), 26 peptide immunoreactivity tympanic, 63-69
Antidepressants, for tinnitus, 18-23 children Electroneurography, 326-329
Apical endolymphatic hydrops, 79-81 cochlear implants, 151-160, 556-561 Electronystagmography, 479-480
Argon laser surgery, 113-117, 283-288 deaf, 437-445, 556-561 Endochondral bone, 230-236
Attic cholesteatoma surgery, 82-87 otitis media in, 469-473, 601-603 Endocochlear potential, of streptomycin,
Auditory brainstem response (ABR), otoacoustic emission in, 34-39 194-198
176-181, 479 Cholesteatoma Endolymphatic hydrops, 310
Auditory cortex, 252-257 bilateral congenital, 191-192 Endolymphatic sac, 165-169, 576-579
Auditory evoked potential, 595-600 epitympanic/ mastoid, 369-372 Endoscopic transcutaneous
Auditory nerve, 70-73 fibroblasts, 126-130 mastoidoscopy, 369-372
Auricular cancer, 623 in intact canal wall tympanoplasty, Endoscopy, 122-125, 259-262
590-594 Erythromycin, 186-187
Bell's palsy, 295-299, 413 residual and recurrent, 381-382 External canal cancer, 623-624
Benign paroxysmal positional vertigo surgery for, 380-381, 507-511
(BPPV), 310-311 chronic otitis media, 403-406 Facial nerve, 97-99, 411-414
labyrinth partitioning and, 334-341 shronic suppurative otitis media, in cerebellopontine angle surgery and,
Betahistine children, 469-473 326-329, 427-433
cochlear blood flow, 26-27 arion cochlear implant, 263-272 grading, 525, 531
cochlear vascular system, 27-28 clinician’s programmer, 255-266 monitoring and acoustic neuroma,
Bilateral congenital cholesteatoma, electrode insertion tool, 265 524-531
191-192 portable tester, 265 primary anastomosis, 238-245
Biointegrated ventilation tube, 383-385 Cochlear aqueduct, 165-169 Facial paralysis, bilateral, 605-609
Bipolar cochlear nerve recording, Cochlear disorders, betahistine in, 24-29 Fenestra, 118-121, 615
362-368 Cochlear duct, 79-81 Fenestration procedure, 512-514
Bone Cochlear hearing loss, 252-257 Fibrin glue, 147-150
cancer, 623-626 cytoarchitectonic studies, 254-255 Fibrobiasts, cholesteatoma, 126-130
endochondral, 230-236 tonotopic mapping, 253-254 Fluorescein, and perilymphatic fistulas,
mineral density, 455-459 Cochlear implant(s), 410 51-54, 95-96
630
SUBJECT INDEX
Footplate complications, 113-117 with tympanoplasty, 380-382 Piston placement, 615
Medial meatal fibrosis, 172-175 Poly-l-aspartic acid (PAA), 352-356
Gentamicin, 278-282 Melbourne/Cochlear implant, 386-391 Postmeningitic ossified cochleae, 556-561
Glasgow Benefit Plot, 135-140 Meniere, Prosper, 318-325
Glomus tumors Meniere’s disease Pregnancy, acoustic neuroma and, 88-91
fifty-year history, 495-499 classification of, 224-229 Prostheses, tissue-integrated, 343-348
jugulare, 398-401 electrocochleography for, 161-164, Pterygopalatine fossa, 306-308
Guinea pigs, 165-169, 194-198 290-294 Pulsatile tinnitus, 57, 621
gentamicin for, 278-282
Handedness, effect on middle latency Shy-Drager syndrome, 407-408 Radiation therapy, glomus tumor,
response, 595-600 titration streptomycin therapy in, 398-401
Headache, after acoustic neuroma 474-477 Radical temporofacial rerouting, 242-245
excision, 552-555 Meningitis, 429-430, 610-612 Resident-performed surgery, 113-117
Health care delivery system, 3 Microdrill stapedotomy, 113-117 Retrosigmoid approach
Hearing Middle ear internal auditory canal, 31-33, 526
aid(s), 410, 619 cancer, 624 removal of CPA tumors, 31-33, 585-589
deaf children, 437-445, 556-561 osteomas of, 189-190 Rinne test, 102-103
infant, 409-410 ototopical drops for, 170-171 Rotational orientation, 349-351
loss, 183-185 surgery, 135-140, 501-506 Round window otosclerosis, 109-112
preservation, 423-436, 533-543, 562-565 Middle latency response, 595-600
recovery, 610-612 Modified occipital approach, 165-169 Sagittal sinus thrombosis, 544-547
Hemifacial spasm, 410 Motorized drills, 121 Schwann cells, 131-134
House-Brackman classification, 524-531 Moving-platform posturography, 567 Schwannoma transtemporal resection,
Hyaluronic acid, 501-506 MRA see Magnetic resonance angiography 434-436
HydroxylVent tube see Biointegrated MRI see Magnetic resonance imaging Shuttle flights, 9-16
ventilation tube Myringoplasty, 301-305 Shy-Drager syndrome, 407-408
Sigmoid incision, with craniectomy,
IAC see Internal auditory canal Nerve grafting, 149 492-493
Impedance transfer, 613-617 Neuroendoscopy, 261-262 Sigmoid sinus thrombosis, 58
Infant hearing, 409-410 New York University, 423-433 Single photon emission computed
Infection, 549 Nucleus multichannel cochlear implant, tomography (SPECT), 70-73
Inner ear 357-361, 437-445 Sinus disease, 295-299
driving injuries, 311 Skull base, 56-61
inflammation, 109-112 OAE see Otoacoustic emission surgery, 460-464, 533-543
Intact canal wall tympanoplasty, 590-594 Oral contraceptive, 544-547 Small fenestra, 118-121
Internal auditory canal (IAC), 526 Ossicles, 381 Sodium fluoride therapy, 482-489
closure and CPA, 31-33 Ossicular chain, 614 absorption of, 488
endoscopy of, 259-262 Ossiculoplasty, 149 effectiveness of, 484-488
Internal carotid artery, 421-422 Osteomas, of middle ear, 189-190 enzyme inhibitor, 482-484
Otitis media side effects of, 488-489
KTP laser surgery, 113-117, 230-236 in children, 469-473, 601-603 SPECT see Single photon emission
chronic, 403-406 computed tomography
Labyrinth Otoacoustic emission (OAE), 34-39 Speech perception, 437-445
benign paroxysmal positional vertigo Otosclerosis, 109-112, 613-617 Spontaneous perilymphatic fistula,
(BPPV) and, 310-311 Ototopical medications, 141-145, 170-171 273-277, 478-481
function, 349-351 Ototoxicity, 141-145 Squamous cell carcinoma, 512-514
streptomycin perfusion of, 570-574 aminoglycoside cochlear, 352-356 Stapedectomy, 113-117, 149, 413
Labyrinthectomy, 220-223 erythromycin, 186-187 resident-performed, 451-454
mastoidectomy and partial, 534-535 Stapedotomy, 149, 615
Laser Doppler flowmetry, 25 PAA see Poly-l-aspartic acid laser, 148, 283-288
Laser stapedotomy, 148, 283-288 Pain, from acoustic neuroma excision, microdrill, 113-117
Laser surgery, 113-117, 230-236, 283-288 491-494 Stapes tendon, 613-617
Lateral semicircular canal, 373-378 Paragangliomas, 57-58 Stenver’s view, 387-388
Leadwires, 151-160 Paranasal sinus disease, 295-299 Streptomycin, 74-77, 194-198
tissue ingrowth, 154, 158-159 Pediatrics see Children lateral semicircular canal and, 373-378
Percutaneous mastoid implants, 343-348 perfusion of labyrinth, 570-574
Magnetic resonance angiography Perforation titration therapy in Meniere’s disease,
(MRA), 56-61 drum, 580-584 474-477
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) tympanic membrane, 92-94 Suboccipital approach, to acoustic
acoustic neuromas and, 446-450 Perfusion response, 70-73 neuroma, 148, 215-219, 491-494
Bell’s palsy and, 295-299 Perilymphatic fistula(s), 149, 620 Sudden hearing loss, 183-185
in bilateral facial paralysis, 605-609 fluorescein for detection of, 51-54 Surgery
Mastoid spontaneous, 273-277, 478-481 acoustic neuroma, 491-494
obliteration and reconstruction, 149 Perilymphatic perfusion, 195 argon laser, 113-117, 283-288
percutaneous implants, 343-348 Physician, 523 attic cholesteatoma, 82-87
Mastoidectomy fee responsibility, 6 cerebellopontine angle, 326-333
partial labyrinthectomy and, 534-535 as patient advocate, 5 cholesteatoma, 380-381, 507-511
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KTP-532 laser, 113-117 to acoustic neuroma, 148, 215-219, intact canal wall, 590-594
microdrill stapedotomy, 113-117 526-527 mastoidectomy with, 380-382
middle ear, 135-140, 501-506 to skull base tumors, 533-543
resident-performed, 113-117 Transtympanic electrocochleography, Jmbo vibration, 247-251
skull base, 460-464, 533-543 63-69 Jniversity of Western Ontario, 172-175
see also specific procedures, Meniere's disease, 290-294 Jtricle, dark cells of, 74-77
e.g., Tympanoplasty Trauma, 311, 549
Triradiate incision, with craniectomy and Vanderbilt University, 622
Temporal bone, 512-514, 548-551 craniotomy, 493 Vascular lesions, 56-61
cancer, 623-626 Tubal function, 580-584 Vein graft, 615
regional bone mineral density Tumors Ventilation tube, 383-385
evaluation of, 455-459 acoustic see Acoustic tumors Vertigo, 280-281, 309-311, 618-619
vascular lesions of, 56-61 facial nerve results versus size of, 529 Vestibular ataxia, 9-16
Temporal meningiomas, 403-406 glomus, 398-401, 495-499 Vestibular nerve section, 63-69
Thyroplasty, 460-464 skull base, 533-543 Vestibular neurectomy, 149
Tinnitus temporal bone, 549 Vestibular neuronitis, 311
antidepressants for, 18-23 Tuning forks Vestibular system, 41-49
pulsatile, 57 bone conduction tests, 101 Vestibulospinal evaluation, 567
litration streptomycin therapy, history of tests, 100-105
474-477 Tympanic electrocochleography, 63-69 Weber test, 102
Translabyrinthine approach, 7-8 Tympanic membrane perforation, 92-94 Whiplash, 311
Tympanoplasty, 135-137, 148-149
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THE FACIAL NERVE
FACIAL NERVE REFERENCE LIST
As a service to the readers of The Facial Nerve section, a reference list of the contents covered in The
American Journal of Otology for 1993 has been prepared. These have been arranged in alphabetical order
according to subject of facial nerve disorders.
Atrophy Bell’s
Otolaryngology—Head and Neck Surgery Board Examination Role of Electrical Stimulation Therapy for Bell’s Palsy.
Question: What is the Role of an ATP Strain to Detect Facial Fitzgerald DC. July 1993; 14(4):413-414.
Muscle Atrophy? Carlson BM. July 1993; 14(4):411. Recurrent
Kinesis Recurrent Alternating Facial Palsy in a Child. White DW.
Facial Hyper- and Hypokinesia following Face Lift Surgery. January 1993; 14(1):97-98.
January 1993; 14(1):99. Paralysis
Neuroma Facial Paralysis following Revision Stapedectomy. July 1993;
Left Tympanic Segment Facial Nerve Neuroma and Hearing 14(4):413.
Loss, but Normal Facial Function. Nissen RL. January 1993; Welder’s Spark and Facial Paralysis. Chen DA. July 1993;
14(1):98-99. 14(4):411-412.
Palsy Trauma
Facial Palsy following Cochlear Implantation. Schneiderman Reanimation Options in Facial Paresis following Traumatic
Tr.J uly 1993; 14(4):413. Birth Injury. Croxson G. January 1993; 14(1):97.
AUTHOR INDEX
Agresti, CarolynJ. , 126 Fagan, Paul Anthony, 306 Keithley, Elizabeth M., 109
Albino, Anthony P., 126 Feghali, Joseph G., 491 Kenna, Margaret A., 469
Amedee, Ronald G., 373 Ferguson, Lawrence R., 403 Keohane, John D., 172
Anderson, Douglas E., 31 Flanzer, John, 524 Kessler, Dorcas K., 263
Anthony, Philip F., 334 Fournier, Eric M., 63 Kessler, Kathy, 437
Applegate, Laura, 56 Fradet, Gaetan, 278 Kletzker, G. Robert, 434
Arenberg, I. Kaufman, 95, 161 Fredrickson, John M., 230 Koriwchak, Michael, 623
Arriaga, Moises A., 446, 465 Kronenberg, Jona, 92
Aubert, Anne, 373 Gadre, Arun K., 51, 215 KwartlerJ,e d A., 495
Garraghty, Preston E., 252
Backous, Douglas B., 451 Gaughan, Robert K., 88 Lalwani, Anil K., 398
Bagger-Sojback, Dan, 501, 576 Ge, Xianxi, 74, 194, 290, 570 Langman, Alan W., 343
Baldwin, Robert L., 601 Geier, Lisa, 556 LaRouere, MichaelJ. , 474
Ball, Geoffrey, 247 Gherini, Stuart, 283, 613 Lau, Sai-Kit, 79
Bastianelli, Guido, 613 Gibbin, Kevin P., 610 Laurikainen, Esa A., 24
Baulieu, J.L., 70 Gibson, William P.R 95, 273 Lee, John R., 165
Beatty, Charles W., 131, 552 Gilden, Jan, 556 Leonetti, John P., 31, 434
Ben-Shoshan, Josef, 92 Glasscock, Michael E., III, 3 Levine, Samuel C., 63
Berges, Josette, 482 Goode, Richard L., 247 Lew, Henry L., 595
Beutter, P., 70 Graham, Malcolm D., 141, 474 Lewis, William S., 423
Bigelow, Douglas C., 434 Graham, Sharon S., 544 Linthicum, Fred H., Jr., 79
Black, F. Owen, 9 Grandis, Jennifer R., 183 Liu, Jianzhong, 194
Blamey, Peter J., 386 Grénman, Reidar, 24 Lo, William W.M., 56, 446
Bluestone, Charles D., 469 Gresty, Michael A., 349 Long, Steven, 465
Bone, Henry G., 455 Gruber, Benjamin, 403 Lonsbury-Martin, Brenda L., 34
Brackmann, Derald E., 380 Gulya, A.J ulianna, 213, 214 Lopez, André, 613
Braganza, Rabindra A., 191 Gutin, Philip H., 398 Luetje, Charles M., 556
Bretlau, Paul, 482 Gyo, Kiyofumi, 590 Lundy, Larry B., 141
Brookes, Gerald B., 349 Lutman, Mark E., 610
Browning, George G., 135 Haines, StepheJn. , 63
Han, Jin C., 126 MacRae, Duncan L., 172
Bryce, Graham E., 278 Harner, Stephen G., 88, 131, 552 Maddox, H. Edward III, 556
Harris, Jeffrey P., 109 Mangal, Ajay, 189
Calkins, D.S., 9 Hemmati, Masoud, 403 Mangham, Charles A., Jr., 118
Carroll, William R., 343 Hinohira, Yasuyuki, 590 Margolis, Robert H., 63
Cass, Stephen P., 533, 566 Hinton, Anthony E., 407 Marsh, Michael A., 386
Causse, Jean-Bernard, 283, 482 Hirsch, Barry E., 183, 326, 330, 392, 533 Martin, Glen K., 34
Causse, Jean René, 482, 613 Hitselberger, William E., 7 Martin, William H., 362
Chiong, Charlotte M., 278 Holmquist, Jorgen, 501 McArthur, Gregory R., 283
Civantos, Francisco, 403, 460 Horn, Karl L., 283 McCormick, Barry, 610
Clark, Graeme M., 151, 386 Hulka, Gregory F., 352 McCoy, Marcy J., 34
Cody, Dianna D., 455 McGuinn, Marion George, 318
Cohen, Noel L., 357, 423 Ikeda, Katsuhisha, !70 McKennan, Kevin X., 259, 369
Coker, Newton J., 451 Meiteles, Lawrence Z., 512
Conley, John J., 512 Jackler, Robert K., 100, 317, 398 Mendel, Lennart, 501
Coticchia, James M., 230 Jackson, C. Gary, 1, 460 Mercke, Ulf, 501
Cutler, Daniel S., 343 Jahn, Anthony F., 383 Metcalfe, Teresa, 349
Jannetta, Peter J., 392 Meyer, Glenn, 585
De Cos, Maria Angeles, 186 Janzen, Victor D., 172 Meyerhoff, William L., March Editorial,
De la Cruz, Antonio, 56, 446 Jenkins, Herman A., 451 165, 478
De Pablos, Carmen, 186 Jerger, James Millen, StevenJ. , 585
Dickins, John R.E., 544 Johnson, Alan J., 147 Miller, Douglas A., 230
Dobie, Robert A., 18 Jonsson, Lars, 295 Miller, Josef M., 24
DornhoffeJro,hn L., 161 Juberthie, Lysiane, 613 Mischke, Robert E., 95
Doyle, Karen Jo, 562 Mishler, E. Tracy, 434
Durrant, John, 326, 330 Kaas, Jon H., 252 Miyamoto, Richard T., 437
Kallinen, Johanna, 24 Moller, Aage R., 392
Ebersold, MichaelJ. , 552 Kamerer, Donald B., 326, 330 Moller, Margareta B., 392
El-Guindy, Ahmed, 580 Karas, David E., 495 Monsell, Edwin M., 455
El-Mofty, Samir, 230 Kaseff, Leon G., 605 Montgomery, William W., 548
Engstr6ém, Mats, 295 Katon, Wayne J., 18 Myres, Wendy A., 437
Kearns, Donald B., 191
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Nakamura, Tadashi, 349 Ramsden, Richard T. 407 Stenstrom, Robert, 176
Nedzelski, Julian M., 278, 491 Ramsey, Hans, 82 Stewart, Michael G., 595
Nelson, Ralph, 465 Ramsey, Kent L., 605 Strunk, Chester L., Jr., 113
Netterville, James L., 460 Ransohoff, Joseph, 423 Stuart, Andrew, 176
Newell, David J., 31 Rebeiz, Elie E., 51 Sullivan, Mark D., 18
Ng, Matthew, 100 Reindorp, Amanda G., 176
Niparko, John K., 220, 343 Ren, Tianying, 24 Takasaka, Tomonori, 170
Nishihara, Shinsei, 247 Reschke, Millard F., 9 Tallan, Eric M., 131
Nissen, Alan J., 147 Robbins, Amy M., 437 Tarlov, Edward C., 215
Norris, Charles H., 373 Robier, A., 70 Tasis, Ana, 186
Nuttall, Alfred L., 24 Rodgers, Grayson K., 56 Telischi, Fred F., 446
Nuutinen, Juhani, 301, 507 Roland, Peter S., March Editorial Thuomas, Karl-Ake, 295
Rosane, Bret A., 469 Tong, Yit C., 151
O'Donoghue, Gerard M., 122, 610 Rosenberg, Seth I., 362, 524
O'Flynn, Paul, 122 Rosseau, Gail L., 392 Uriel, José, 482
Olivier, Jean-Claude, 613 Rowed, David W., 491
Orchik, Daniel]. , 290 Rubin, Wallace, 509 Valle, Reina, 186
Orobello, Peter W., Jr., 189 Ruby, Ralph R.F., 172 Vartiainen, Eero, 301, 507
Osberger, Mary Joe, 437 Russo, Joan, 18 Virolainen, Erkki, 24
Owens, Judith J., 34
Sacristan, Jose A., 186 Wackym, Phillip A., 41
Paloski, William H., 9 Saeed, Shakeel, 407 Wagener, Marilyn M., 183
Palva, Tauno, 82 Sakai, Connie S., 18 Walker, Paul Jerome, 306
Pankratov, Michail M., 51 Sasaki, Yasushi, 590 Waltzman, Susan B., 357
Pappas, Dennis George, 318 Scao, Y. Le, 70 Weber, Peter C., 566
Parisier, Simon C., 126 Schessel, David A., 278, 491 Welsh, Joseph E., 147
Parnes, Lorne S., 172 Schindler, Robert A., 263 Whitford, Lesley A., 386
Pascual, Julio, 186 Schuring, Arnold G., 409, 515 Whittaker, C. Keith, 2
Patel, SunilJ ., 421 Schwaber, Mitchell K., 252 Williams, John F., 151
Pensak, Myles L., 189 Schwartz, Gary K., 126 Winzenburg, Sandra M., 63
Perkins, Rodney C., 147 Schwegler, John W., 36% Wolf, Michael, 92
Pfleiderer, Andrew G., 278 Seidman, Michael D., 52 Wright, Charles G., 165
Pillsbury, Harold C., 238, 352 Sekhar, Laligam, 326, 330, 421, 533 Wright, Donald C., 533
Poe, Dennis S., 51, 215 Shambaugh, George E., Jr., 482
Pourcelot, L., 70 Shea, John J., Jr., 74, 194, 224, 290, 570 Xu, Jin, 386
Prasad, Sanjay, 326, 330 Shelton, Clough, 562 Xu, Shi-ang, 151, 386
Pratt, Hillel, 362 Shepard, Neil T., 220
Prazma, Jiri, 352 Shepherd, Robert K., 151 Yanagihara, Naoaki, 590
Pugh, Bradley K., 434 Shupert, Charlotte, 9 Yang, Edward Y., 176
Pulver, Steven, 352 Silver, Frederick M., 189 Yarbrough, Wendell G., 238
Silverman, Julianna M., 386
Quinn, Francis B., Jr., 113 Silverstein, Herbert, 362, 524 Zappia, John J., 474
Quirk, Wayne S., 24 Smith, Peter G., 31, 434 Zurbano, Felipe, 186
Soto, Javier, 186 Zwolan, Teresa A., 220
Stenquist, Monica, 295