The Mount Sinai Journal of Medicine 2002: Vol 69 Index

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Vol. 69 No. 6 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE INDEX
Chronobiology: 69(3):140— 147 Esophageal-tracheal Combitube: 69(1&2):78 —82
Chronotherapy: 69(3):140— 147 Estrogen: 69(4):220-—231
Clinical autonomy: 69(6):370—377 Euthanasia: 69(5):317—328
Co-activators: 69(3):156— 168 Evolution of intraoperative transesophageal echocardiog-
Cohen E: see Neustein SM raphy, Y Oka: 69(1&2):18-—20
Coller BS, Science and humanism: the twin pillars of
medicine: 69(5):277 —279 Falcucci O, Central neuraxial analgesia in cardiac
Combined spinal-epidural: 69(1&2):38-—44 surgery: 69(1&2):45—50
Commencement Address — 2002: Science and human- Falcucci O: see Bennett-Guerrero E
ism: the twin pillars of medicine, BS Coller: Fatal dyspnea in a patient with renal failure, LR DePalo:
69(5):277 —279 69(3):113-—120
Communicable diseases: 69(5):291—298 Fehser J, Teaching professionalism: a student’s perspec-
Comparison of arterial systolic pressure variation with tive: 69(6):412—414
other clinical parameters to predict the response to Femoral neck fractures: 69(4):250-—260
fluid challenges during cardiac surgery, E Bennett- Fertilization: 69(3):148—155
Guerrero, RA Kahn, DM Moskowitz, O Falcucci, C/ Fiftieth Anniversary of the Department of Anesthesiology
Bodian: 69(1&2):96— 100 at the Mount Sinai Medical Center: DL Reich, RA
‘omplications: 69(1&2):55 —56,69(5):329 — 333 Kahn, G Silvay, guest editors, Theme Issue:
‘omplications of spinal anesthesia, H Hyderally: 69(1&2):2—110
69(1&2):55-—56 Fischer A, Verma R, Gomes JA, Mehta D, Current treat-
‘omputed tomography: 69(3):132—139 ment modalities for ventricular arrhythmia: role of
‘omputerized tomography: 69(4):261 —263 the implantable cardioverter defibrillator and ra-
‘onnexin43: 69(6):421-—424 diofrequency ablation in addition to drugs:
‘oronary artery calcification: 69(3):132—139 69(4):197 —207
‘oronary artery disease: 69(3):132— 139, 69(5):338—349 Fleischman JK: see Yu Z
‘oronary artery disease in women: a review of emerging Flexible fiberoptic laryngoscope: 69(1&2):78 —82
cardiovascular risk factors, V-HD Nguyen, MA Fracture: 69(4):220-—231
McLaughlin: 69(5):338 —349 Freedman GM, Kreitzer JM, Badola R, Rofecoxib-associ-
‘oronary heart disease: 69(5):338 —349 ated upper gastrointestinal bleed: a case report:
‘ost containment: 69(6):370—372777 9 69(1&2):105— 106
‘ritical care medicine: 69(1&2):25—30 Freedman GM: see Kreitzer JM
‘T angiogram: 69(3):113—120
‘uffed oropharyngeal airway: 69(1&2):78—82 Gap junction: 69(6):421—424
“ulture: 69(5):312—316 Genetic interventions: 69(5):312—316
“urrent treatment modalities for ventricular arrhythmia Genetics and education: the ethics of shaping human
role of the implantable cardioverter defibrillator and identity, V Ravitsky: 69(5):312—316
radiofrequency ablation in addition to drugs, A Fis Global health: 69(5):291 —298
cher, R Verma, JA Gomes, D Mehta: 69(4):197 —207 Goldiner PL, Reich DL, Kahn RA, Silvay G, Introduction
“urrent trends in pediatric anesthesia, I Hollinger: [Anesthesiology issue]: 69(1&2):2
69(1&2):51-—54 Gomes JA: see Fischer A
‘yclo-oxygenase-2 inhibitor: 69(1&2):105— 106 Grand Rounds: Fatal dyspnea in a patient with renal
“ytotoxic edema: 69(4):242 —248 failure: 69(3):113—120; Management of stroke and
transient ischemic attack: 69(3):121— 130; Imaging
D-dimer: 69(3):113-— 120 of coronary artery calcification: 69(3):132— 139;
Dean’s Lecture: Sperm receptors and fertilization in Nocturnal asthma: mechanisms and management:
mammals: 69(3):148—155; Role of stathmin in the 69(3):140— 147; Current treatment modalities for
regulation of the mitotic spindle: potential applica- ventricular arrhythmia: role of the implantable car-
tions in cancer therapy; SJ Mistry, GF Atweh: dioverter defibrillator and radiofrequency ablation in
69(5):299 — 304 addition to drugs: 69(4):197 —207; Apoptosis: a case
DePalo LR, Fatal dyspnea in a patient with renal failure: where too much or too little can lead to autoimmu-
69(3):113-—120 nity: 69(4):208 —219; Osteoporosis: trends and inter
DePalo LR: see Jastrzembski SA vention: 69(4):220—231; Atrial fibrillation: the non-
Developing nations: 69(5):291 —298 pharmacologic strategy: 69(4):232—241; Interesting
DEXA: 69(4):220—231 clinical case studies involving secondary causes of
Diabetes mellitus: 69(4):208 —219 hypertension JA Diamond: 69(5):305 —311; Cardiac
Diagnosis: 69(1&2):107— 108 gap junction, the: a potential therapeutic target in the
Diamond JA, Interesting clinical case studies involving treatment of heart disease, F Liu, DE Gutstein:
secondary causes of hypertension: 69(5):305—311 69(6):421—424
Diversity: 69(5):312-—316 Grodzicky T, Elkon KB, Apoptosis: a case where too
Doctor’s defense, the, RHS Tur: 69(5):317-—328 much or too little can lead to autoimmunity:
69(4):208 —219
Editor’s Notes: Kupfer S: 69(3):131; Kupfer S: Gutstein DE: see Liu F
69(4):249
Education: 69(5):312—316 Hafferty FW, What medical students know about profes-
Electron-beam computed tomography: 69(3):132 sionalism: 69(6):385 —397
Elkon KB: see Grodzicky T Heart: 69(6):421 -424
Encephalopathy: 69(4):242—248 Hemodilution: 69(1&2):83 —87
Endovascular surgery: 69(1&2):57 —67 Hemodynamic monitoring: 69(1&2):96— 100
Environmental allergy: 69(1&2):88-—95 Herman SD: see Jastrzembski SA
Epidural: 69(1&2):38—44 Herpes simplex: 69(1&2):107— 108
Epidural analgesia: 69(1&2):101 — 104 Hip fractures: 69(4):250—260
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History: 69(6):357 362 atex allergy, B Zucker-Pinchoff, GJ Stadtmauer:
History of anesthesia: 69(1&2):3 11; 69(1&2):12—17; 69(1&2):88—95
69( 1&2):18 —20; 69(1&2):21 24; 69(1&2):25—30 atham SR, Medical professionalism: a Parsonian view
HIV: 69(5):329— 333. 334-337 69(6):363 —369
Hollier L: see Kahn RA au JF, Horvath CM, Mechanisms of type I interferon cell
Hollinger |, Current trends in pediatric anesthesia signaling and STAT-mediated transcriptional re-
69(1&2):51—54 sponses: 69(3):156— 168
Horvath CM: see Lau JI aw: 69(5):317 —328; 69(6):370—377
Hyderally H, Complications of spinal anesthesia ee J, Atrial fibrillation: the nonpharmacologic strategy:
69(1&2):55—56 69(4):232-—241
Hyperaldosteronism: 69(5):305—311 eibowitz AB, The surgical intensive care unit of The
Hypertension: 69(5):305—311 Mount Sinai Hospital: A brief history focusing on
contributions to academic critical care medicine and
Identity: 69(5):312—316 excellence in patient care: 69(1&2):25 —307
Imaging of coronary artery calcification, WL Simpson, J1 nto PA: see Jastrzembski SA
and DS Mendelson: 69(3):132—139 -iberalism: 69(5):312—316
implantable cardioverter defibrillator: 69(4):197 —207 ichtblau S, Treatment of hip fractures in the elderly
Inflammation: 69(3):140— 147 the decision process: 69(4):250-—260
Insulin resistance: 69(5):280—290 Liu F, Gutstein DE, The cardiac gap junction: a potential
Intensive care unit: 69(1&2):25—30 therapeutic target in the treatment of heart disease:
Interesting clinical case studies involving secondary 69(6):421 —424
causes of hypertension, JA Diamond: 69(5):305—311 Local anesthetics: 69(1&2):38-—44
interferon: 69(3):156— 168
Internet: 69(4):267 —274 Managed care: 69(6):370— 377: 69(6):398 —4 03
Intraoperative TEE: 69(1&2):18-—20 Management of stroke and transient ischemic attack, S
Intravenous fluid administration: 69(1&2):96— 100 Tuhrim: 69(3):121—130
Introduction [Anesthesiology issue], PL Goldiner, DL Marin M: see Kahn RA
Reich, RA Kahn, G Silvay: 69(1&2):2 McLaughlin MA: see Nguyen V-HD
Introduction [Issues in Medical Ethics: 2000], DA Moros, Mechanisms of type I interferon cell signaling and STAT-
R Rhodes: 69(6):354—355 mediated transcriptional responses, JF Lau, CM Hor-
Inzerillo AM, Zaidi M, Osteoporosis: trends and interven vath: 69(3):156—-168
tion: 69(4):220—231 Mediastinal mass: 69(5):350—353
IRF9: 69(3):156— 168 Medical center: 69(6):398 —403
Irving L. Schwartz Lecture: Pathogenesis and prediction Medical curriculum: 69(6):412—414
of diabetes mellitus: lessons from integrative physi Medical education: 69(6):378 — 384; 69(6):398 — 403;
ology, RN Bergman: 69(5):280—290 69(6):410—411; 69(6):412—414; 69(6):415—417
Is HIV infection a risk factor for complications of Medical ethics: 69(6):404 —409; 69(6):412-—414
surgery? S Jones, CB Schechter, C Smith, DN Rose Medical practice: 69(4):267 —274
69(5):329 333 Medical profession: 69(6):363 — 369
Issues in Medical Ethics: 2000: 69(6):354—355 Medical professionalism: a Parsonian view, SR Latham:
69(6):363 — 369
Jastrzembski SA, Teirstein AS, Herman SD, DePalo LR, Medical school curriculum: 69(6):415—417
Lento PA, Nocardiosis presenting as an anterior me Medical School Objectives Project: 69(6):385 —397
diastinal mass in a patient with sarcoidosis: Medicine on the Internet: Jewish perspectives, F Rosner:
69(5):350— 353 69(4):267 —274
Jewish perspectives: 69(4):267 —274 Mehta D: see Fischer A
Jones S, Schechter CB, Smith C, Rose DN, Is HIV infec Mendelson DS: see Simpson Jr. WL
tion a risk factor for complications of surgery? Mesia AF: see Yu Z
69(5):329 — 333 Microtubule depolymerization: 69(5):299 — 304
Minimal model: 69(5):280—290
Kahn RA, Moskowitz DM, Marin M, Hollier L, Anes Mistry SJ, Atweh GF, Role of stathmin in the regulation
thetic considerations for endovascular aortic repair: of the mitotic spindle: potential applications in can-
69( 1&2):57 —67 cer therapy: 69(5):299 —304
Kahn RA: see Bennett-Guerrero E; see Goldiner PL Mitotic spindle: 69(5):299 — 304
Kihtir S: see Kreitzer JM Modeling: 69(5):280—290
Kopian JP, The small world of global health Morbidity: 69(1&2):68 —72
69(5):291 —298 Moros DA, Rhodes R, Introduction [Issues in Medical
Kreitzer JM, Freedman GM, Kihtir S, Cervical radicular Ethics: 2000]: 69(6):354 —355
pain caused by herpes simplex virus-type | infection: Moros DA: see Rhodes R
a case report: 69(1&2):107— 108 Morreim EH, Professionalism and clinical autonomy in
Kreitzer JM: see Freedman GM; Neustein SM the practice of medicine: 69(6):370—377
Krellenstein D: see Neustein SM Mortality: 69(1&2):68—72
Krishna S: see Papadopoulos MC Moskowitz DM: see Bennett-Guerrero E; Kahn RA
Kupfer S, Editor’s Note: 69(3):131 Mount Sinai Hospital, The: 69(1&2):3—-11
Kurki TS, Prediction of outcome in cardiac surgery Mount Sinai Hospital’s role in the development of anes-
69( 1 &2):68 —72 =~ thesia safety standards, L Rendell-Baker:
69(1&2):12—17
Lachmann B: see Papadakos PJ Mount Sinai School of Medicine Consortium on
Laryngeal mask airway: 69(1&2):78—82 Bioethics and Social Responsibility Genetics and
Latex allergy: 69(1&2):88—95 education: the ethics of shaping human identity, V
Ravitsky: 69(5):312—316
Vol. 69 No. 6 AUTHOR, SUBJECT, TITLE INDEX
Multiple sclerosis: 69(4):208 —219 Postmenopausal osteoporosis: 69(4):220—231
Murder: 69(5):317-—328 Prediction of outcome in cardiac surgery, TS Kurki:
Myasthenia gravis: 69(1&2):31 69(1&2):68 —72
Prednisone: 69(5):350—353
Neuroanesthesia: 69(1 &2):21 —24 Preemptive analgesia: 69(1&2):101— 104
Neuroanesthesia at The Mount Sinai Hospital, HC Tausk, Preemptive epidural analgesia for thoracic surgery, SM
IP Osborn: 69(1&2):21—24 Neustein, J Kreitzer, D Krellenstein, DL Reich, E Ra
Neurologic deficits: 69(1&2):55—56 paport, E Cohen: 69(1&2):101 — 104
Neustein SM, Kreitzer J, Krellenstein D, Reich DL, Rapa- Prevention: 69(3):121—130 Profession: 69(6):357 — 362;
port E, Cohen E, Preemptive epidural analgesia for 69(6):378 —384
thoracic surgery: 69(1&2):101—104 Professional competence: 69(6):410—411
Nguyen V-HD, McLaughlin MA, Coronary artery disease Professional ethics: 69(5):317—328; 69(6):385
in women: a review of emerging cardiovascular risk Professional practice: 69(6):412—414
factors: 69(5):338 —349 Professional standards: 69(6):412—414
Nierman DM, Professionalism and the teaching of clinical Professionalism: 69(6):356; 69(6):357 — 362:
medicine: perspectives of teachers and students 69(6):363 — 369; 69(6):370—377; 69(6):378 — 384;
69(6):410-411 69(6):385 — 397; 69(6):398 —403; 69(6):404 —409;
Nocardia: 69(5):350—353 69(6):412—414; 69(6):415-—417
Nocardiosis: 69(5):350-—353 Professionalism and clinical autonomy in the practice of
Nocardiosis presenting as an anterior mediastinal mass in medicine, EH Morreim: 69(6):370—377
a patient with sarcoidosis, SA Jastrzembski, AS Professionalism and the teaching of clinical medicine:
Teirstein, SD Herman, LR DePalo, PA Lento: perspectives of teachers and students, DM Nierman:
69(5):350-—353 69(6):410—411
Nocturnal asthma: 69(3):140—147 Professionalism in the practice of medicine, SW Bloom
Nocturnal asthma: mechanisms and management, GS 69(6):398 —403
Skloot: 69(3):140— 147 Professionalism, profession and the virtues of the good
Nonpharmacologic review management: 69(4):232—241 physician, ED Pellegrino: 69(6):378 — 384
Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug: 69(1&2):105 — 106 Prophylactic mastectomy: 69(4):264 — 266
Nuclear export sequences (NES): 69(3):156— 168 Pulmonary embolism: 69(3):113—120
Nuclear localization signals (NLS): 69(3):156— 168 Pulmonary endometriosis: 69(4):261 —263
Occupational allergy: 69(1&2):88-—95 Quality of life: 69(1&2):68
Oka Y, The evolution of intraoperative transesophageal
echocardiography: 69(1&2):18—20 Radiculitis: 69(1 &2):107 — 108
Open lung concept: 69(1&2):73-—77 Radiofrequency ablation: 69(4):197—207
Open lung concept of alveolar recruitment can improve Rahman HM: see Yu Z
outcome in respiratory failure and ARDS, PJ Pa- Rapaport E: see Neustein SM
padakos, B Lachmann: 69(1&2):73-—77 Ravitsky V, Genetics and education: the ethics of shaping
Oral contraceptives: 69(4):261 —263 human identity: 69(5):312—316
Orthopedic surgery: 69(1&2):83 —87 Recent advances in airway management, AP Reed:
Osborn IP: see Tausk HC 69(1&2):78 —82
Osteoporosis: 69(4):220—231 Red cell salvaging techniques: 69(1&2):83-—87
Osteoporosis: trends and intervention, AM Inzerillo, M Reed AP, Recent advances in airway management:
Zaidi: 69(4):220—231 69(1&2):78-82
Outcome prediction: 69(1&2):68 —72 Regional anesthesia: 69(1&2):55-—56
Reich DL: see Goldiner PL; Neustein SM
P48: 69(3):156— 168 Renal artery stenosis: 69(5):305 —311
Pain: 69(1&2):107— 108 Renal failure: 69(3):113-—120
Panel discussion [Issues in Medical Ethics], R Rhodes, Rendell-Baker L, The Mount Sinai Hospital’s role in the
DA Moros: 69(6):418 —420 development of anesthesia safety standards:
Papadakos PJ, Lachmann B, The open lung concept of 69(1&2):12—17
alveolar recruitment can improve outcome in respira- Research Seminar: Aquaporin water channels and brain
tory failure and ARDS: 69(1&2):73-—77 edema: 69(4):242 —248
Papadopoulos MC, Krishna S, Verkman AS, Aquaporin Respiratory failure: 69(1&2):73—77
water channels and brain edema: 69(4): 242-248 Review Article: Mechanisms of type | interferon cell sig-
Paraplegia: 69(i1&2):57-—67 naling and STAT-mediated transcriptional responses:
Pathogenesis and prediction of diabetes mellitus: lessons 69(3):156— 168
from integrative physiology, RN Bergman: Rheumatoid arthritis: 69(4):208 —219
69(5):280—290 Rhodes R, Moros DA, Panel discussion [Issues in Med-
Pathophysiology: 69(5):338 — 349 ical Ethics]: 69(6):418 —420
Patient and society: 69(6):363 — 369 Rhodes R: see Moros DA
Pediatric anesthesia: 69(1&2):51—54 RICO/racketeering: 69(6):370—377
Pellegrino ED, Professionalism, profession and the virtues Risk factors: 69(1&2):68—72
of the good physician: 69(6):378 — 384 Rofecoxib: 69(1&2):105 — 106
Peptic ulceration: 69(1&2):105— 106 Rofecoxib-associated upper gastrointestinal bleed: a case
Pheochromocytoma: 69(5):305 —311 report, GM Freedman, JM Kreitzer, R Badola:
Physician-patient relationship: 69(6):404 — 409; 69(1&2):105 — 106
69(6):410-411 Role of stathmin in the regulation of the mitotic spindle:
Physician’s role: 69(6):410—411 potential applications in cancer therapy, SJ Mistry,
Postdural puncture headache: 69(1&2):55 —56; GF Atweh: 69(5):299 — 304
69(1&2):109—110 Rose DN: see Jones S
THE MOUNT SINAI JOURNAL OF MEDICINE November 2002
Rosenblatt MA, Strategies for minimizing the use of allo- Teaching professionalism: a student’s perspective, J
geneic blood during orthopedic surgery: Fehser: 69(6):412-—414
69(1&2):83—87 TEE: 69(1&2):18-—20
Rosner F, Medicine on the Internet: Jewish perspectives: Teirstein AS: see Jastrzembski SA
69(4):267 —274 Theme Issues: Fiftieth Anniversary of the Department of
Rosner F: see Yu Z Anesthesiology at the Mount Sinai Medical Center:
Rubenstein A, Summary remarks: the implications of pro- 69(1&2):2—110; Issues in Medical Ethics:
fessionalism for medical education: 69(6):415—417 69(6):354-—424
Themes in the history of medical professionalism, RA
Safety standards: 69(1&2):12—17 Stevens: 69(6):357 — 362
Sakorafas GH, Women at high risk for breast cancer: pre- Thoracic surgery: 69(1&2):101 — 104
ventive strategies: 69(4):264 — 266 Thymectomy: 69(1&2):31-—37
Sampson IH: see Wells JB Training doctors for professionalism: some lessons from
Sarcoidosis: 69(5):350—353 teaching clinical medical ethics, M Siegler:
Schechter CB: see Jones S 69(6):404 — 409
Science and humanism: the twin pillars of medicine, BS Transcription: 69(3):156— 168
Coller: 69(5):277 —279 Transesophageal echocardiography: 69(1&2):18—20;
Sedation: 69(1&2):51-—54 69(1&2):57-—67
Siegler M, Training doctors for professionalism: some Transgenic mice: 69(4):242—248
lessons from teaching clinical medical ethics: Transient ischemic attack: 69(3):121-— 130
69(6):404 — 409 Transient radicular irritation: 69(1&2):55-—56
Silvay G: see Goldiner PL Treatment: 69(3):121— 130
Simpson Jr. WL, Mendelson DS, Imaging of coronary Treatment of hip fractures in the elderly — the decision
artery calcification: 69(3):132-—139 process, S Lichtblau: 69(4):250—260
Skloot GS, Nocturnal asthma: mechanisms and manage- Treatment options: 69(4):250—260
ment: 69(3):140— 147 Trends: 69(6):357 — 362
Small world of global health, the, JP Koplan: Tuhrim S, Management of stroke and transient ischemic
69(5):291 —298 attack: 69(3):121-—130
Smith C: see Jones S Tumor: 69(4):242 —248
Socialization: 69(6):385 — 397 Tur RHS, The doctor’s defense: 69(5):317—328
Socialization for the profession: 69(6):398 —403
Sperm receptors: 69(3):148— 155 Unanticipated difficult airways: 69(1&2):78-—82
Sperm receptors and fertilization in mammals, PM Was- Upper gastrointestinal bleed: 69(1&2):!05— 106
sarman: 69(3):148—155
Spinal anesthesia: 69(1&2):55—56; 69(1&2):109-—110 V asogenic edema: 69(4):242 —248
Stadtmauer GJ: see Zucker-Pinchoff B Ventricular fibrillation: 69(1&2):57 —67
Stagnaro-Green A, Weicome: 69(6):356 Ventricular tachycardia: 69(4):197 —207
STAT 1: 69(3):156— 168 Verkman AS: see Papadopoulos MC
STAT2: 69(3):156— 168 Verma R: see Fischer A
Stathmin: 69(5):299 — 304 Virtue: 69(6):378 —384
Stevens RA, Themes in the history of medical profession- Virtue ethics: 69(6):378 — 384
alism: 69(6)
Strategies for minimizing the use of allogeneic blood dur- Wassarman PM, Sperm receptors and fertilization in
ing orthopedic surgery, MA Rosenblatt: mammals: 69(3):148 — 155
69(1&2):83-—87 357 —362 Water permeability: 69(4):242-—248
Stroke: 69(3):121 — 130; 69(4):242 —248 Water transport: 69(4):242 —248
Student's perspective: 69(6):412-—414 Welcome, A Stagnaro-Green: 69(6):356
Subarachnoid hemorrhage presenting as post-dural punc Wells JB, Sampson IH, Subarachnoid hemorrhage pre-
ture headache: a case report, JB Wells, IH Sampson senting as post-dural puncture headache: a case re-
69(1&2):109—110 port: 69(1&2):109 110
Sudden cardiac death: 69(4):197 —207 What medical students know about professionalism, FW
Summary remarks: the implications of professionalism for Hafferty: 69(6):385 —397
medical education, A Rubenstein: 69(6):415—417 Women: 69(5):338 —349
Surgery: 69(5):329—333 Women at high risk for breast cancer: preventive strate-
Surgical intensive care unit of The Mount Sinai Hospital gies, GH Sakorafas: 69(4):264 — 266
a brief history focusing on contributions to academic Wu laryngoscope: 69(1&2):78—82
critical care medicine and excellence in patient care,
AB Leibowitz: 69(1&2):25 —30 Yu Z. Fleischman JK, Rahman HM, Mesia AF, Rosner F,
Surveillance: 69(4):264 —26 Catamenial hemoptysis and pulmonary endometrio-
Systemic lupus erythematosus: 69(4):208 —219 SiS: a Case report: 69(4):261 —263
Systolic pressure variation: 69(1&2):96— 100
Zaidi M: see Inzerillo AM
PFa lcott Parsons: 69(6):363 — 369 ZP3 glycoprotein: 69(3):148—155
Tausk HC, Osborn IP, Neuroanesthesia at The Mount Zucker-Pinchoff B, Stadtmauer GJ, Latex allergy:
Sinai Hospital: 69(1&2):21 —24 69(1&2):88 —95