Veterinary Medicine 1991: Vol 86 Index

11 Pages·1991·2.9 MB·English

1991 ANNUAL INDEX
SUBJECTS
DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE
Blood smear, to estimate leukocyte counts,
March 270
Bone marrow aspiration and core biopsy, the
steps in performing, July 670
Aspirating bone marrow and collecting a core
biopsy from the ilium, July 682
Aspirating bone marrow, July 682
Collecting a core sample, July 684
Aspirating bone marrow from the proximal
femur, July 680
Aspirating bone marrow from the proximal
humerus, July 672
Collecting bone marrow, July 672
Preparing the slides, July 679
Preparing for aspiration, July 672
Selecting the site, July 672
Clinical exposures (photo essays)
Bovine
Atelectasis in a newborn calf, June 584
Croupous enteritis, March 258
Mammary gland lymphosarcoma, Jan 21
Nasal sinus cysts, March 254
Nonseptic thrombi of the endocardium,
Sept 882
Pulmonary embolism, March 252
Rupture of the suspensory ligament of a
bovine udder, March 255
Secondary proliferative pneumonia, Sept 884
Splenic and hepatic hemangiosarcomas,
July 691
Canine
Abdominal vena caval thrombosis, Dec 1172
Malignant fibrosis of the lungs, July 690
Neurogenic cardiomyopathy and reflux
esophagitis, Aug 799
Neurogenic renal shutdown and chronic
lymphoid cystitis, Aug 800
Oral melanosarcoma, Oct 983
Unilateral exostosis, Aug 798
Equine
Colonic torsion, Oct 984
FOCUSING ON Cranial bowel hemomelasma, Sept 885
COLONIC DISEASE Equine actinobacillosis (shigellosis),
IN DOGS June 582
Osteochondrosis of equine shoulder joints,
Jan 24
Septic infarcts and arthritis, Jan 26
Feline
Feline intestinal lymphosarcoma, Jan 27
Feline ischemic encephalopathy, Nov 1062
Multifocal necrotizing nephritis associated
with FIP, Oct 986
Vertebral lymphosarcoma in a cat, Sept 886
Other species
Chronic enzootic pneumonia of lambs,
June 585
Foam cell foci in rabbits, mink, and
ferrets, Nov 1063
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1991 ANNUAL INDEX
SUBJECTS
DIAGNOSTIC MEDICINE
Blood smear, to estimate leukocyte counts,
March 270
Bone marrow aspiration and core biopsy, the
steps in performing, July 670
Aspirating bone marrow and collecting a core
biopsy from the ilium, July 682
Aspirating bone marrow, July 682
Collecting a core sample, July 684
Aspirating bone marrow from the proximal
femur, July 680
Aspirating bone marrow from the proximal
humerus, July 672
Collecting bone marrow, July 672
Preparing the slides, July 679
Preparing for aspiration, July 672
Selecting the site, July 672
Clinical exposures (photo essays)
Bovine
Atelectasis in a newborn calf, June 584
Croupous enteritis, March 258
Mammary gland lymphosarcoma, Jan 21
Nasal sinus cysts, March 254
Nonseptic thrombi of the endocardium,
Sept 882
Pulmonary embolism, March 252
Rupture of the suspensory ligament of a
bovine udder, March 255
Secondary proliferative pneumonia, Sept 884
Splenic and hepatic hemangiosarcomas,
July 691
Canine
Abdominal vena caval thrombosis, Dec 1172
Malignant fibrosis of the lungs, July 690
Neurogenic cardiomyopathy and reflux
esophagitis, Aug 799
Neurogenic renal shutdown and chronic
lymphoid cystitis, Aug 800
Oral melanosarcoma, Oct 983
Unilateral exostosis, Aug 798
Equine
Colonic torsion, Oct 984
FOCUSING ON Cranial bowel hemomelasma, Sept 885
COLONIC DISEASE Equine actinobacillosis (shigellosis),
IN DOGS June 582
Osteochondrosis of equine shoulder joints,
Jan 24
Septic infarcts and arthritis, Jan 26
Feline
Feline intestinal lymphosarcoma, Jan 27
Feline ischemic encephalopathy, Nov 1062
Multifocal necrotizing nephritis associated
with FIP, Oct 986
Vertebral lymphosarcoma in a cat, Sept 886
Other species
Chronic enzootic pneumonia of lambs,
June 585
Foam cell foci in rabbits, mink, and
ferrets, Nov 1063
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Clinical pathology laboratory, making the most Interpreting, noninfectious factors that affect
of a, Jan 12 leukocyte production, May 472
Diagnostic interpretation of results, Jan 18 Granulopoiesis, diagnostic significance of,
Diagnostic process, Jan 12 May 472
Economics of a clinical pathology laboratory, Leukocyte reference range (table), May 474
Jan 20 Neutrophilia and other leukocytic changes,
Elements of a quality-control program (table), nondisease factors that cause, May 474
ObtaJiann i1n8g reliable results, Jan 16 CFoearrt,i coesxtceirtoeimde ntex,c easns,d eMxaeyr c4i7s4e , May 475 ‘TFTHIERS ETAUDTLIMOAEUGNSNT O WSOIIFTS H ERASN,D
Pitfalls along the diagnostic course, Jan 17 Normalelu kpohcyystieo lnoguimcb efrasc,t orMsa yt h4a7t5 affect ATUON NDIC OMVPERMRRAIEILC DK NAO IPRGRYV'O SD UFECATUIL TOSN
Diagnosis of challenging cases in internal
Age, May 475
medicine
Digestion, May 479
Hyperglobulinemia in a cat, June 568
Estrus, May 479
Clinical signs, June 568
Hemorrhage, May 479
Follow-up care for chemotherapy patients,
Pregnancy, May 479
June 577
Species and breed, May 475
Multiple myeloma, complications of, June 577
Time of day, geographic location, May 479
Multiple myeloma, long-term prognosis,
Typical stress leukograms in several species
June 580
(sidebar), May 478
Therapeutic plan, June 576
Lymphocytic-plasmacytic enteritis in a dog, Masticatory myositis, diagnosing and treating,
April 354 Dec 1164 A PRACTITIONER'S PERSPECTIVE OF.
Diagnostic plan, April 364 Differential diagnoses, Dec 1164 THE WORLD OF CANINE -——
Diagnostic tests, April 356 Evaluations, the laboratory and radiographic, AND FELINE’VIRUSES
Differential diagnoses, April 364 Dec 1164
Physical examination and possible Laboratory tests, Dec 1168
diagnoses, April 354 Physical examination, Dec 1164
Therapeutic plan, April 368 Treatment, Dec 1168
Idea exchange (illustrated ideas) Neutrophil numbers, interpretation of, Oct 975 PET PRACTICE
Activated clotting time, measuring, June 566 Immature neutrophils, significance of, Oct 980
Bleeding disorders with the bleeding time Key points for interpretation, Oct 975 Acne in cats (see Dermatoses of cats)
test, detecting, March 251 Neutropenia, Oct 976 Aggression in dogs (see Behavior problems in
Percutaneous kidney biopsy, performing a, Most common causes of (table), Oct 978 dogs and cats)
Dec 1161 Neutrophil numbers in nonruminants, aid in
Pleural biopsy, performing a, Aug 778 diagnosis, Oct 982 Anorectic cats, providing nutritional support,
Prostatic massage and wash, performing a, Neutrophilia, Oct 977 June 589
Sept 870 Neutrophilia, most common causes of Appetite stimulants, June 589, (table) June 590
Urethral catheterization in a female cat, (table), Oct 980 Esophagostomy tube feeding, June 596
July 666 Species responses to inflammation, Oct 981 Nutritional needs of ill cats, June 590
Suggested diet, June 590, (table) June 592
Laboratory tests, evaluating and determining Pancreatitis (acute), in a cat, Aug 782 Orogastric tube feeding, June 594
their usefulness, Sept 874 Diagnosis, Aug 792 Syringe feeding, June 594
Prevalence, role of, Sept 878 Abdominal radiography, Aug 795
Sensitivity and specificity of, Sept 875 Blood glucose levels, Aug 794 Antimicrobial therapy, recent developments,
Test results, interpretation of, Sept 880 Clinical signs, Aug 792 June 600
Complete blood count results, Aug 794 Amoxicillin, July 710
Leukocytes, counting Hypoproteinemia, Aug 794 Amoxicillin/clavulanic acid, July 710, (table),
Blood smear, March 270 Serum amylase and lipase levels, Aug 794 July 708
Quantitative buffy coat analysis, March 268 Serum chemistry profile, Aug 794 Antipseudomonal penicillins, June 606, (table),
Leukogram Serum electrolyte levels, Aug 794 June 607
Basic components of a leukogram, March 263 Treatment methods, Aug 795 Cephalosporins, June 600, (table), June 602
Blood smear, to estimate leukocyte counts, Clindamycin, July 709, (table), July 708
March 270 Quantitative buffy coat analysis, method of Metronidazole, July 709, (table), July 708
Performing a leukogram, March 264 counting leukocytes, March 268 Modified tetracyclines, June 607, (table),
Counting leukocytes, March 264 Seizures, identifying the cause of early onset in June 607
Examining a blood smear, March 272 puppies with epileptic parents, Nov 1060 Quinolones, July 711, (table), July 708
Properly preparing a blood smear, Rifampin, July 707, (table), July 708
MicQruoaMslacirtocyph i cc2 o7nr2t erqoul,i reMamrecnht s2,7 4 March 264 UrAeltFtheebrr on1ga1tr0ia vme ipnr oa cmeadluer e,ca tF, ebs te1p12s in performing, Atopicca tsd)e rmatitis in cats (see Dermatoses of
Quality control to minimize counting Technique and radiographic results, Feb 110 Behavior problems of dogs and cats
errors, March 268 (Symposium)
Quantitative buffy coat analysis (sidebar), Canine behavior cases at referral practices,
March 268 Oct 1011
Uses of leukograms, March 263
Indication of inflammation, March 264
Prognostic aid, March 264
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Behavior problems, pharmacologic control of, Diagnostic plan, Sept 894, (table),
Nov 1066 Sept 897
Antihistamines, Nov 1075 Differential diagnoses, Sept 894, (table)
VEDIGIE Anxiolytics, Nov 1070 Sept 896
CNS depressants, Nov 1070 Localizing the source of diarrhea, Sept 892,
CNS stimulants, Nov 1066 (table) Sept 894
MEDI Narcotic agonists and antagonists, Nov 1074 Management of diarrhea based on the cause,
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TCHYSET DIICA GONVOASRIISA,N TDRIESAETAMSEEN T, Thyroid hormones, Nov 1074 Sept 925
Tricyclics and other antidepressants, Nov 1074 Diet-responsive diarrhea, Sept 923
Eosinophilic colitis, Sept 927
Bladder tumors in dogs, Jan 47
Giardiasis, Sept 927
Causes and incidence, Jan 52
Histoplasmosis, Sept 927
Diagnosis, Jan 53 Neoplasia, Sept 925
Presenting signs, Jan 48
Plasmacytic-lymphocytic colitis, Sept 923
Prognosis, Jan 54
Whipworm infestation, Sept 922
Signalment, Jan 47
Therapy, Jan 53 Collies and ivermectin, safety study of high
Types of tumors, Jan 49 doses of the chewable form, June 623
Cancer in geriatric dogs, Jan 55 Colonic disease in dogs (see Chronic large bowel
Common concurrent disorders (table), Jan 58 diarrhea in dogs, diagnosis and
Diagnosis, Jan 57 management)
Frequency of tumors, Jan 55
Management, Jan 57 Colonoscopy (see Chronic large bowel diarrhea
Chemotherapy, Jan 61, (tables) Jan 62, 63 in dogs, diagnosis and management)
Practitioner/client relationship, Jan 57 Coronaviruses (see Retroviruses and
Radiotherapy, Jan 59, (table), Jan 60 coronaviruses of cats)
Problems by age, Oct 1015 PreSvuerngteiroyn,, JJaann 5685 Corticosteroid therapy, four case studies in
Problems by breed, Oct 1013, (tables), Toxic effects of tumors and treatments, Jan 61, the use and misuse of, Dec 1186
Oct 1013, 1014, 1016, 1018 (table) Jan 64 Bacterial endocarditis, Dec 1194
Problems by sex, Oct 1012 Diagnostic rule outs, (table), Dec 1195
Types of problems, Oct 1012, (table), Oct 1012 Canine herpesvirus infection, diagnosis, Management, Dec 1195
Destructive chewing in dogs, Oct 1007 treatment, and prevention, April 394 Iatrogenic adrenal suppression, Dec 1186
CauAsnexsi,e tyOc,t O1c0t0 71 008 Canine paragonimiasis (see Praziquantel) DMiaangangoesmtiecn tr,u leD eocu t1s1,8 9( table), Dec 1187
Barrier frustration, Oct 1008 Chemotherapeutic drugs, safe handling of, Iatrogenic secondary hypoadrenocorticism,
Delayed feeding time, Oct 1008 Nov 1094 Dec 1196
Inappropriate punishment, Oct 1008 Drug administration, Nov 1098 Diagnostic rule outs, (table), Dec 1197
Medical problems, Oct 1008 Drug disposal, Nov 1098 Management, Dec 1197
Miscellaneous causes, Oct 1008 Accidental spills, Nov 1098 Immune-mediated thrombocytopenia,
Phobias, Oct 1008 Drug waste, Nov 1098 Dec 1189
Teething, Oct 1007 Drug preparation, Nov 1095 Diagnostic rule outs, (tables), Dec 1191, 1193
Prevention, Oct 1010 Drug storage, Nov 1095, (table) Nov 1096 Management, Dec 1190
Treatment, Oct 1009
What not to do, Oct 1010 Chewing destructiveness by dogs (see Behavior Cutaneous epitheliotropie lymphoma, Aug 801
Dominance aggression in dogs, Oct 990 problems in dogs and cats) Diagnosis, Aug 802
Correction, Oct 996 Prognosis, Aug 803
Behavior modification, Oct 997 Chronic large bowel diarrhea in dogs, diagnosis Therapy, Aug 803
Castration, Oct 997 and management (Symposium)
Pharmacologic control, Oct 997 Biopsy technique, Sept 904 Cutaneous manifestations of systemic disease
Diagnosis, Oct 994 Colonoscopy, rigid and flexible techniques (Symposium)
Follow-up and prognosis, Oct 998 Appearance of diseased colon, Sept 913 Endocrine diseases, Feb 118
Housesoiling in cats, Oct 1000 Chronic idiopathic large bowel diarrhea, Acromegaly, Feb 130
Defecation problems, Oct 1006 Sept 914 Castration-responsive dermatosis, Feb 133
Nonspraying urination problems, Oct 1003 Colitis, Sept 913 Diabetes mellitus, Feb 133
Treatments, Oct 1004 Histoplasmosis, Sept 914 Estrogen-responsive dermatosis in female
Changing litter box and litter Iatrogenic lesions, Sept 914 dogs, Feb 132
characteristics, Oct 1004 Intussusception, Sept 914 Growth hormone-responsive dermatosis,
Confinement, Oct 1005 Lymphoid follicular hyperplasia, Feb 130
Odor control, Oct 1005 Sept 914 Hyperadrenccorticism, Feb 126
Repellents, Oct 1005 Neoplasia, Sept 913 Hyperandrogenism, Feb 133
Stress reduction, Oct 1005 Whipworms, Sept 913 Hyperestrogenism in female dogs, Feb 132
Questionnaire for owners (table), Oct 1004 Appearance of normal colon, Sept 912 Hyperthyroidism, Feb 126
Spraying problems, Oct 1002 Endoscopy technique, Sept 903 Hypothyroidism, Feb 118
Pharmacologic treatment, Oct 1002 Instrumentation, Sept 902 Idiopathic male feminizing syndrome,
Surgical treatment, Oct 1003 Patient preparation and restraint, Sept 900 Feb 133
Recommended reading for dog owners (table), Rigid vs. flexible colonoscopy (table),
Oct 1010 Sept 901
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Pituitary dwarfism, Feb 128 Dermatoses of cats (Symposium) Surgical treatments, Nov 1085
Sertoli cell tumors, Feb 133 Acne, May 504 Lateral canthoplasty, Nov 1091
Testosterone-responsive dermatosis, Clinical signs, May 505 Parotid duct transposition, Nov 1085
Feb 133 Diagnosis, May 506 Punctal occlusion, Nov 1091
Immune-mediated diseases, Feb 138 Pathogenesis, May 504 Topical and oral treatments, Nov 1080
Bullous pemphigoid, Feb 145 Abnormal sebum production, May 504 Antibiotics, Nov 1085
Cold agglutinin disease, Feb 158 Concurrent bacterial involvement, Artificial tears, Nov 1081, (table) Nov 1084
Cutaneous depigmentation and uveitis May 504 Cyclosporine, Nov 1080
in dogs (Vogt-Koyanagi-Harada-like Hormonal influence, May 505 Hyaluronic acid, Nov 1085
syndrome), Feb 160 Immunologic status and stress, May 505 Mucolytic agents, Nov 1085
Diagnostic tests, Feb 138 Treatment, May 510 Ophthalmic inserts, Nov 1081
Erythema multiforme, Feb 158 Atopic dermatitis, May 488 Parasympathomimetics, Nov 1084
Familial canine dermatomyositis, Feb 154 Clinical signs, history, and physical Vitamin A preparations and retinoic acid,
Lupus erythematosus, Feb 152 examination, May 488 Nov 1081
Pemphigus erythematosus, Feb 144 Diagnostic tests, May 492
Pemphigus foliaceus, Feb 144 Intradermal allergy test, May 492 Neuroendocrine changes in aging dogs, July 692
Pemphigus vegetans, Feb 145 Differential diagnoses, May 489, (table), Androgens, July 700
Pemphigus vulgaris, Feb 145 May 494 Benign prostatic hyperplasia, July 700
Therapies, Feb 160 Pathophysiology, May 488 Calcium-regulating hormones, July 698
Toxic epidermal necrolysis, Feb 158 Treatment, May 494 Hyperparathyroidism, July 698
Vasculitis, Feb 155 Flea allergy, May 482 Hypothalamo-pituitary-adrenal axis, July 697
Infectious diseases, Feb 164 Clinical signs, May 482 Hypoadrenocorticism, July 697
Bacterial infections, Feb 164 Diagnostic procedures, May 484 Hypothalamo-pituitary-thyroid axis, July 694
Nocardiosis, Feb 167 Flea control and symptomatic treatment, Hypothyroidism, July 694
Plague (Yersinia pestis infection), Feb 166 May 485 Insulin, July 699
Sepsis, Feb 164 Pathogenesis, May 482 Diabetes mellitus, July 699
Tuberculosis, Feb 166 Ivermectin for dermatoses caused by Ovarian hormones, July 699
Dirofilariasis, Fed 180 ectoparasites, May 498 Mammary cancer, July 699
Fungal infections, Feb 168 Biochemistry and mechanism of action, Reproductive hormones, July 699
Blastomycosis, Feb 169 May 498 Nutrition for dogs and cats (Symposium)
Coccidioidomycosis, Feb 168 Indications and dosages, May 498 (see also Anorectic cats, providing
Cryptococcosis, Feb 172 Cheyletiellosis, May 500 nutritional support)
Histoplasmosis, Feb 172 Notoedric acariasis, May 500 Association of American Feed Control
Protozoal infections, Feb 174 Otodectic acariasis, May 498 Officials, July 736
Babesiosis, Feb 175 Toxic effects, May 501 AAFCO feeding trial protocols, July 740
Leishmaniasis, Feb 174 Pemphigus foliaceus, May 513 Dietary management of disease, July 742
Toxoplasmosis, Feb 176 Clinical findings, May 513 Evaluation of dietary products, July 740
Rickettsial infections, Feb 176 Diagnostic tests, May 514 Feeding of cats
Ehrlichiosis, Feb 178 Therapy, May 516 Life stages
NonViinrRafole cciktniyfo eucMsto iuodnnists,ae iaFnsee bss ,p 1o7Ft8e tbe d1 8f2e ver, Feb 176 Felinte recaotrmoennatv,i ruasn d enptreervietinst,i odni,a gAnporsili s3,7 6 AGKedirtuitlaettn rsci,ac t Jscu,la ytJ su7,l2 y5 J 7u2ly6 726
Allergies, Feb 189 Feline immunodeficiency virus infection, Neutered cats, July 726
Antibiotics for staphylococcal pyodermas in diagnosis and management, March 300 Pregnant cats, July 725
dogs (table), Feb 183 Nutrient content of cat foods, July 722
Autoimmune skin disease, Feb 190 Feline infectious peritonitis, diagnosis Nutritional requirements of cats, July 720
Debilitating diseases, Feb 187 and management, March 308, April 378 Supplements, July 725
Endocrinopathies, Feb 187 Feline leukemia virus infection Taste preferences of cats, July 723
Diabetes mellitus, Feb 187 Testing cats for infection, March 278 Types of cat food
Hyperadrenocorticism, Feb 188 Vaccination, March 289 Canned foods, July 723
Hypothyroidism, Feb 187 Dry foods, July 722
Pituitary-hormone deficiencies, Feb 189 Flea ailergy in cats (see Dermatoses of cats) Homemade foods, July 725
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Secondary seborrhea, Feb 182 Housesoiling by cats (see Behavior problems carbohydrates (table), July 730
Dental cover made from a rubber feeding tube, in dogs and cats) Geriatric dogs, July 732
Aug 812 Ivermectin PPurpepgineasn,t Jaulnyd 73l1a ctating dogs, July 731
Dermatology (see also Cutaneous manifestations Safety of high doses of a chewable form in Guidelines for evaluating and recommending
of systemic disease and Dermatoses of cats) Collies, June 623 diets, July 741
Cutaneous epitheliotropic lymphoma in two Treatment for feline dermatoses caused by Labeling of pet foods, July 734
cats, Aug 801 ectoparasites, May 498 Commercial cat food labeling, July 724
Superficial pyoderma in two cats, Aug 807 Keratoconjunctivitis sicea, Nov 1076 Display panel, July 736
Breeds most commonly affected (tables), Guaranteed analysis, July 738, (table),
Nov 1080 July 739
Causes, Nov 1076 Information panel, July 736
Disorders of lipid and mucin layer of tear film, Nutritional adequacy statements, July 739
Nov 1091
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Medical management, Dec 1176 Transposition flap in the resection of a large
Disease, treating and preventing, facial tumor, Nov 1100
Dec 1176
Parasite control, Dec 1176 Virology (Symposium) (see also Retroviruses
Viral diseases, managing, Dec 1177 and coronaviruses of cats)
Permanent identification, Dec 1181 Canine herpesvirus infection, April 394
Reproductive parameters (table), Dec 1174 Characteristics and forms of virus, April 395,
Surgical procedures, performing (table) April 398
common, Dec 1177 Epidemiology and prevalence, April 394
Chemical restraint, Dec 1178 Prophylaxis and treatment, April 399
Physical restraint, Dec 1177 Risk factors, April 394
Surgical procedures, Dec 1179 Feline coronavirus enteritis, April 376
Vaccination schedule, (table), Dec 1178 Clinical disease, pathology, and diagnosis,
April 378
Praziquantel, treating canine Therapy and prevention, April 378
mimiasis, Dec 1182 Feline infectious peritonitis, April 378
Diagnostic evaluation, Dec 1183 Clinical disease, April 380,
Paragonimus kellicotti lifecycle Clinical pathologic changes (table), April 389
(figure), Dec 1183 Diagnosis, April 380
Treatment, Dec 1183 Pathogenesis, April 380
Pathophysiology, April 380
Pyoderma, superficial form in two cats, Aug 807 Prevention and control, April 385
Red cell aplasia in dogs, investigating Therapy, April 385
primary acquired, Dec 1199 Vaccine efficacy and failure, factors behind,
New cases of, Dec 1200 April 406
Results of, tests, Dec 1200 Modified-live vs. killed vaccines (table),
Trends, apparent, Dec 1202 April 410
PRCA and efficacy of treatment, Dec 1203 Selective induction of different types of
immunity, April 412
Oncology Retroviruses and coronaviruses of cats Types of immunity
Bladder tumors in dogs, Jan 47 (Symposium) Cell-mediated immunity, April 411
Cancer in geriatric dogs, Jan 55 Feline immunodeficiency virus infection, Humoral immunity, April 410
Chemotherapeutic drugs, safe handling of, March 300 Mucosal immunity, April 411
Nov 104 Clinical signs, March 303 Native defense mechanisms, April 410
Cutaneous epitheliotropic lymphoma in two Comparison with FeLV infections (table), Vaccination failure, sources of
cats, Aug 801 March 302 Alterations in the vaccine, April 413
Transposition flap in the resection of a large Diagnosis, March 305 Disease shortly after vaccination, April 412
facial tumor, Nov 1100 Prevention, March 306 Host factors, April 413
Pemphigus disorders Transmission and prevalence, March 302 Overwhelming challenge dose, April 414
Bullous pemphigoid, Feb 145 Treatment, March 305 Vaccine efficacy, definition of, April 414
Pemphigus erythematosus, Feb 144 Feline infectious peritonitis, March 308
Pemphigus foliaceus, Feb 144, May 513 Diagnosis, March 309, (table) March 311
Pemphigus vegetans, Feb 145 DEiffffuesrievnet iaaln d dinaongenfofsuessi v(et abfloersm),s , MaMracrhc h 31300 8 EQUINE PRACTICE
Pemphigus vulgaris, Feb 145
Treatment, March 31 6, (table), March 317
Polyuria/polydipsia in dogs and cats, Jan 30 Management in multi-cat households, Abortion (see Equine herpesvirus type 1)
Diagnostic approach, Jan 34 March 317 Infectious causes of abortion
Water deprivation and ADH-response Feline leukemia virus infection Bacterial, Dec 1210
tests, Jan 43, (tables), Jan 44, 45 Epidemiology, March 278 Bacteria commonly isolated from fetuses,
Differential diagnoses (table), Jan 31 FOCMA and FOCMA antibodies, March 295 Dec 1212
Therapy, Jan 45 Pathobiology, March 279 Ehrlichia risticii infection (Potomac
Pathogenesis, March 290 horse fever, Dec 1215
Potbellied pigs, caring for, Dec 1173 Structure of FeLV, March 289 Leptospirosis, Dec 1214
Blood collection techniques, Dec 1179 Testing Placentitis caused by higher bacteria,
Diet and exercise, recommendations Antibody testing, March 284 Dec 1213
for, Dec 1173 Bone marrow culture, March 284 Routes of infection, Dec 1210
Exercise requirements, Dec 1176 ELISA and IFA, March 281 Routine diagnostic evaluation, Dec 1212
Feeding regimens, Dec 1173 Samples used, March 280 Viral, Dec 1205
Boars, Dec 1175 Selecting tests, March 284 Equine herpesvirus type 1 (EHV-1)
Piglets, Dec 1174 Test programs, March 285 infection, Dec 1205
Pregnant and lactating sows, Dec 1175 Virus isolation, March 284 Equine viral arteritis (EVA), Dec 1207
Nutritional deficiencies, specific, Vaccines and vaccination strategies, Noninfectious causes of abortion, Oct 1025
Dec 1176 March 289 Congenital malformations, Oct 1026
Management program, sample, (table), Retrovirus characteristics, March 300 Fescue toxicosis, Oct 1028
Dec 1178 Fetal diarrhea syndrome, Oct 1026
Tooth cover, made from a rubber feeding tube, Perinatal asphyxia, Oct 1028
Aug 812 Placental insufficiency, Oct 1027
Premature placental separation, Oct 1027
Twinning, Oct 1025
Umbilical cord abnormalities, Oct 1026
Uterine body pregnancy, Oct 1027
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Recognizing the common causes, an overview, Facial nerve blocks, nasolacrimal Gastric lesion in a Thoroughbred, large Draschia
Oct 1019 catheterization, and paranasal sinus centesis megastoma-related, March 332
Causes of equine abortion, Oct 1019 in horses, performing, Jan 72 Life cycle, March 332
Examining aborted fetuses, Oct 1021 Nasolacrimal catheter, placing, Jan 78 Pathology, March 333
Placentitis, Oct 1022 Paranasal sinuses, centesis and exploration, Surveys of D. megastoma in Kentucky
Toxins and hormones, influence of, Oct 1024 Jan 79 Thoroughbreds, March 333
Practicing facial nerve blocks, Jan 74 Treatment for spirurid nematodes, March 333
Brucella abortus infection (see Fistulous Auriculopalpebral nerve block, Jan 76
withers) Infraorbital nerve block, Jan 74 Gastric ulceration in foals and horses
Burdock pappus bristles (see Corneal ulcers) Mental nerve block, Jan 74 Diagnosis and treatment, Aug 820
Supraorbital nerve block, Jan 76 Clinical syndromes in foals, Aug 820
Colic (see Duodenitis-proximal jejunitis) Specimens, Jan 72 Clinical syndromes in yearlings and adults,
Corneal ulcers (persistent), caused by burdock Supplies and instruments (table), Jan 74 DiagAnuogs i8s2,1 Aug 824
pappus bristles Sept 930 Fistulous withers, diagnosis and treatment of Treatment, Aug 824
Conjunctival foreign bodies, Sept 930 open and closed lesions, April 416 Antacids, Aug 826
Diagnosis, Sept 933 Brucella abortus-seronegative horses, Bethanechol, Aug 826
History and clinical signs, Sept 932 management of, April 422 H, antagonists, Aug 825
Treatment, Sept 933 Closed lesions, April 422 Metoclopramide, Aug 826
Developmental orthopedic disease (DOD), Anti-inflammatory drugs, April 422 Misoprostol, Aug 826
nutritional aspects of, July 743 Systemic antibiotics, April 422 Omeprazole, Aug 825
Effects of calcium and phosphorus excess or Open lesions, April 423 Sucralfate, Aug 826
deficiency, July 744 Topical treatment, April 423 Pathogenesis and prevalence, Aug 815
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Role of copper, zinc, and manganese, July 745 April 420 Intestinal nematodes (see Foal diarrhea)
Patient history, April 417
Duodenitis-proximal jejunitis, diagnosis and Physical examination, April 417 Intestinal protozoa (see Foal diarrhea)
treatment of one cause of colic, Jan 67 Radiography, April 421
Nasolacrimal catheterization (see Facial nerve
Clinical presentation, Jan 67 Serologic testing, April 418
History and signalment, Jan 67 Surgical treatment, April 425 blocks)
Medical management, Jan 68 Ultrasonography, April 418 Obsessive-compulsive disorders (OCD) in
Gastric drainage, Jan 70 horses, reviewing causes of, May 527
Replacement fluids, Jan 68 Foal diarrhea Behavior problems associated with OCD,
ProSgunpopsoirst,i vceo mcpalriec,a tJiaonn s7,0 and causes of, Jan 71 IntSemsatliln als tnroenmgaytloedse,s ,M arMcahr ch32 63 20 GroMaoym i5n2g8 motor patterns, May 528
Surgical intervention, Jan 70 Life cycle and pathogenesis, March 326 Locomotory motor patterns, May 528
Treatment and drug resistance, March 326
Equine embryos, advances in transfer and Strongyloides westeri, March 320 Oral motor patterns, May 528
manipulation, June 626 Diagnosis, March 322 Sexual behavior, May 528
Culture medium for embryo storage, June 626 Life cycle and pathogenesis, March 320 Jauses of OCD, May 528
Fertilizing oocytes in vitro, June 628 Therapy, March 322 Inadequate environment, May 528
Inherited susceptibility, May 528
Freezing equine embryos, June 627 Strongylus vulgaris, March 323
Identical twins, creating, June 629 Diagnosis, March 324 Learned compulsive acts, May 529
Ovariectomized recipients, June 628 Life cycle and pathogenesis, March 323 Treating OCDs, May 529
Superovulation, attempting to induce, June 629 Therapy, March 325 Desensitization, May 530
Intestinal protozoa, Feb 193 Drug therapy, May 530
Equine herpesvirus type 1, classifications, Cryptosporidium species, Feb 194 Physical prevention of OCD, May 530
pathogenesis, and prevention, Sept 936 Eimeria leuckarti, Feb 193 Removal of stressors, May 529
Epidemiology and pathogenesis, Sept 938 Giardia species, Feb 196 Orphaned foals, feeding and socializing, May 518
History of virus, Sept 936 Tritrichomonas species, Feb 196 Bottle- and bucket-feeding foals, May 522
Vaccine, development of, Sept 938 Rotaviral diarrhea, recommended controls Commercial mare milk replacers (table),
Management practices, control through, and management, Feb 198 May 524
Sept 939 Diagnosis, Feb 198 Commercial sources of equine IgG (table),
TK-negative vaccine, Sept 939 Phenolic disinfectants, examples of (table), May 520
Viral subtypes, classification of, Sept 936 Feb 200 Feeding habits, normal, of foals, May 520
Abortion, Sept 937 Rotavirus infection, pathogenesis and signs, General recommendations, May 524
EHV-1, Sept 936 Feb 108 Immunoglobulins, providing, May 518
EHV-4, Sept 936 Transmission of rotavirus infection, Feb 199 Milk substitutes, selecting and feeding,
Encephalomyelitis, Sept 938 Treatment, Feb 199 May 523
Respiratory disease, Sept 937 Controlling the spread, Feb 200 Nurse mares, May 520
Decontaminating hands and equipment, Socializing orphaned foals, May 525
Feb 201
Disinfecting stalls, Feb 200
Housing foals, Feb 201
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Paranasal sinus centesis (see Facial nerve blocks) FOOD-ANIMAL PRACTICE Milking system, April 436
Recommendations for improving the
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Blood analyses, June 633 Body condition in beef cows, evaluating its Replacement rearing practices, April 428
Calculated indices of renal function, June 635 impact on production, Oct 1030 Sanitation and water analysis, April 438
History and physical examination, June 633 Recommendations for improving a model
Urinalysis, June 634 Body condition scoring of beef cattle (table), dairy, April 439
Water deprivation test, June 635 Oct 1032
Changes requiring capital investments,
TNroerA(tacmatuabmtlleee )n ,vt ra,eJl nuuaneJlesu nf6efa3 oi66rl 3 u7ur re,i neJ uneen z6y37m e activities CowB/rcecaehladfni gnbeges e fs etooa psieonrnca rteeivaoasnlesu ,a ptrmiooafnin,ta agbAieulmgi et8yn5 t6o f, Aug 851 ManAAapprrgiiell m444e319n t changes recommended,
Chronic renal failure, June 638 Breeding soundness examinations, Aug 854 Ectopic bovine pregnancy, March 340
Calf management practices, Aug 856
Clinical signs, March 340
Reproductive hormone use in normal mares Creep feeding calves, Aug 854 Differential diagnoses, March 341
(Symposium) Crossbreeding, Aug 852 Rectal palpation findings, March 340
Cyclicity and ovulation in the broodmare, Fly control measures, Aug 852
using hormones to control, Nov 1106 Growth promotant implants in calves, Enzootic pneumonia in swine (see Mycoplasma
Estrous cycle, controlling, Nov 1106 Aug 852 hyopneumoniae and All-in/ all-out
PGF0 use, Nov 1108 Parasite control, Aug 854 management)
Ovulation, controlling, Nov 1110 Pregnancy examinations, Aug 854
Hormonal therapy for normal postpartum Eubacterium suis infection in swine, Feb 231
mare, Nov 1122 Cystic ovarian disease in dairy cattle, July 753 Clinical signs and lesions, Feb 232
Endocrinology of postparturient period, Definition of COD, July 753 Differential diagnoses (table), Feb 234
Nov 1122 Diagnosis, July 754 Isolation, Feb 233
First postpartum estrus, characteristics of, Differentiation between luteal and follicular Pathogenesis, Feb 231
Nov 1123 cysts, July 754 Prevention, Feb 235
Postpartum breeding, postponing, Nov 1124 Progesterone assays, July 755 Treatment, Feb 234
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Synchronizing estrus and ovulation in mares, Dairy practice In the postpartum period, June 649
Nov 1112 Development of a plan to improve productivity On a whole-herd basis, June 649
Estrus, Nov 1112 (Quality Milk Production Enhancement
Extending luteal phase, Nov 1114 plan), Feb 207 Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis (IBR)
Inducing ovulation, Nov 1112 Establishment of objectives and goals, (Symposium)
Terminating luteal phase, Nov 1113 Feb 207 Diagnosing and managing the respiratory
Ovulation, Nov 1115 General management (table), Feb 210 form of IBR
Shortening transitional period, Nov 1115 Milking management (table), Feb 218 Diagnosis, Jan 87
Rotavirus infection (see Foal diarrhea) NRuetarriitnigo nr epprloagcreamme nt(t abalnei)m,a lFse b (t2a1b8l e), EMpaindaegmeimoelnotgy,, JJaann 9806
Testicular degeneration (see Testicular Feb 212 Treatment, Jan 90
degeneration in large animals in Food Evaluation of replacement rearing Vaccination, Jan 92
Animal Index) practices (table), Feb 220 Modified-live vs. killed vaccines (table),
Reproductive performance (table), Jan 93
Ultrasonography, understanding the principles Feb 216 Types of vaccines (table), Jan 93
of, July 748 Evaluation of a model dairy, Feb 224 Vaccines of the future, Jan 94
Examination procedure, July 752 Dry cow management, April 430 Effects of IBR virus on reproductive function,
Fundamentals of ultrasonographic imaging, Environment, April 427 Jan 95
July 748 Facility layout (diagram), Feb 225 Conceptus, Jan 97
Definitions of ultrasonographic terms, inancial analysis, Feb 224 External genitalia, Jan 95
July 749 Milking management, April 432 Ovary, Jan 96
Equipment-related variations, July 750 Bulk tank milk analysis, April 436 Uterus, Jan 96
Sound-tissue interactions, July 749 Mastitis control, April 436
Required equipment, July 750 Microbiologic testing of milking cows,
Coupling agent, July 751 April 434
Retaining the image, July 751
Stand-off pads, July 752
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Infectious bovine rhinotracheitis, encephalitic Salmonella choleraesuis in swine, Oct 1041 AUTHORS
form of, March 335 Clinical signs, Oct 1042
Clinical signs, March 336 Enterocolitis, Oct 1043 A
Diagnosis, March 336 Septicemia, Oct 1042 Anderson, W.I., Nov 1143
Epidemiology, March 335 Diagnosis, Oct 1043 Anvik, J.O., April 394
Pathogenesis, March 336 Examination of gross and microscopic Archbald, L.F., Oct 1037
Prevention, March 338 lesions, Oct 1043 Armstrong, C.H., May 543, Sept 946
Treatment, March 338 Isolation of bacteria, Oct 1044
Differential diagnoses (table), Oct 1043
Lameness in cattle, managing (Symposium) Epidemiology, Oct 1041 Babiuk, L.A., Jan 86
Amputation of the digit, Dec 1230 Prevention, Oct 1046 Baird, A.N., March 340
Patient positioning, Dec 1233 Treatment, Oct 1046 Bayly, W.M., June 632
Selection of candidates, Dec 1231
Bettenay, S., May 488
Skin flaps, Dec 1233 Salmonellosis in swine (see Salmonella
Blanchard, T.L., May 531, 537, Nov 1122
Technique, Dec 1231 choleraesuis in swine)
Boyd, G.W., Oct 1030
Hoof trimming, Dec 1218
Anatomy of the hoof, Dec 1218 Swine operations, development of a consultation Bradford, J.R., Dec 1173
Equipment needed, Dec 1222 program for, April 450 Bretzlaff, K.N., May 531, 537
IntTrecahvneinqouues, reDgeci on1a2l2 2 anesthesia of the bovine CParlecpualraattiioonn ooff p ar ocdauscht-ifolno w copsrtosj,e cAtpirioln ,4 51A pril 453 BBrriingshktom,a nS,. P.A,. HN.o,v 1D1e1c2 1164
digit, Dec 1227 Steps in developing a consultation program, Brogdon, J.D., Dec 1164
Indications, Dec. 1227 April 450 Buffington, C.A., July 720
Reported failures, Dec. 1229 Use of economic rations for monitoring Burghardt, W.F., Nov 1066
Technique, Dec. 1227 financial status, April 453
Modified gastrocnemius tenectomy, a Testicular degeneration in large animals, May 537 Cc
procedure to relieve spastic paresis, Causes, May 531 Calvert, C.A., Dec 1186
Dec 1234 Blockage of spermatozoa outflow, May 534 Campbell, K.L., Feb 118
Surgical anatomy, Dec 1235 Infection, May 533 Carter, G.K., April 416
Technique, Dec. 1237 Miscellaneous causes, May 535 Chen, J., Aug 845
Clark, L.K., May 543, Sept 946
Mastitis in dairy cows (Symposium) Senile testis atrophy, May 534 ~ Cleland, P.W., Aug 812
Detection of antibiotic residues in milk from Thermal injury, May 532 Codner, E.C., Sept 892, 900, 913, 922
cattle treated for mastitis, Aug 845 Trauma, May 533 Cohen, N.D., April 416
Milk screening ELISAs, Aug 846 Vascular damage, May 533 Conarck, C.N., Nov 1060
Standard diffusion test, Aug 846 Histologic evidence, May 535 Cornelius, L.M., Dec 1186
Effects on reproductive performance, Aug 830, Identification, May 537 Cornick, J.L., Jan 67
(diagram) Aug 834 Treatment, May 540 Crowell-Davis, S.L., Oct 990
Vaccination with Escherichia coli J5 antigen, Tympanitic resonance in dairy cattle Cullor, J.S., Aug 828, 830, 836, 845
Aug 836 Left-sided tympanitic resonance, causes of,
Engineering the EF. coli J5 vaccine, Aug 838 Nov 1126 D
Testing the Z. coli J5 vaccine, Aug 839 Left displacement of the abomasum, Dahl, J.C., Feb 207, 224, April 427, 439
Traditional methods to prevent coliform Nov 1126 Day, N.., July 753, 761
mastitis, Aug 838 Left-sided abdominal abscess, Nov 1133 Dean, P.W., Nov 1100
Germicidal dipping of teats, Aug 838 Pneumoperitoneum, Nov 1129 Dee, S.A., Feb 231, Apri4l5 0
Keeping cows standing after milking, Rumen void syndrome, Nov 1132 de Lahunta, A., Nov 1143
Aug 838 Ruminal tympany (bloat), Nov 1127 Dhein, C.R., Jan 30
Premilking sanitation procedures, Aug 838 Acute bloat, Nov 1128 Donoghue, S.., July 728
Provision of appropriate bedding, Aug 838 Chronic bloat, Nov 1129 Dow, S.W., June 600, July 707
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae, a study of Right-sided tympanitic resonance, causes of, Drudge, J.H., Feb 193, March 320, 332
transmission in a swine herd with enzootic Nov 1135 Dwyer, R.M., Feb 198
pneumonia, May 543 Cecal dilatation and volvulus, Nov 1138
Distention of the proximal colon, Nov 1136
Mycoplasma pneumonia in swine (see Distention of the small intestine, Nov 1141 Elmore, R.G., March 340, May 531, 537
Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae and All-in/all- Physometra, Nov 1142 Engelken, T.J., Aug 851
out management) Pneumoperitoneum, Nov 1139
Ovarian follicular cysts in dairy cows, a study on PRingehutm odriescptluacme,m enNotv o1f1 3t9h e abomasum, F
the effectiveness of treatment with GnRH and Nov 1135 Forrester, S.D., June 568
PGF a, Oct 1037 Freeman, M.J., May 543
Urinary tract infection in swine (see
Pneum(folnoiwach airnt )c,a ttFleeb, 2r1i6s k factors in housed calves Eubacterium suis infection in swine) G
Vitamin A deficiency in young steers, Gandolfi, R.C., March 289
Production medicine programs for dairy clients, ophthalmic and neuro-ophthalmic effects of, Gardner, S.A., March 300
marketing of, Sept 941 Nov 1143 George, L.W., March 335
Addition of consultation to other services Diagnosis, Nov 1146 Georgi, J.R., Sept 930
provided, Sept 945 Effect of hypovitaminosis A on vision, Nov 1146 Georgi, M., Sept 930
Client education program, Sept 942 Histopathologic findings, Nov 1146 Gerard, V.A., Nov 1060
Evaluation of laboratory services offered, Ocular pathology, Nov 1146 Gibson, K.L., Nov 1100
Sept 942 Pathology of the optic nerves and optic Gilger, B.C., Nov 1076
Role of support personnel, Sept 944 tracts, Nov 1146 Gilmour, M., Dec 1199
Selection of an information system, Sept 945
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Granstrom, D.E., Feb 193, March 320 O'Grady, S.E., March 329 MEDICINE thank the following people
Grant, J.B., Aug 807 Owen, L.N., Jan 55
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Hahn, K.A., Nov 1094 Palazzolo, D.L., July 692
Halip, J., May 527 Papich, M.G., June 600, July 707 knowledge and expertise to the task,
Hedberg, E.B., Jan 72 Paul, A.J., June 623 and helped to ensure that the
Holloway, S., Aug 782 Plant, J.D., May 482, Aug 801 information published in the journal is
Holmes, B.J., Feb 207, 224, April 427, 439
Houpt, K.A., Oct 1000 accurate, practical, and complete.
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K R Lowell J. Ackerman Louis J. Laratta
Kallfelz, F.A., Nov 1143 Rakich, P.M., Aug 807 Robert K. Anderson Kenneth S. Latimer
Rebhun, W.C., Sept 930, Nov 1126, 1135, 1143
Kasari, T.R., Dec 1218 David Aucoin Robert M. Lewis
Kern, M.R., Dec 1182 Relford, R.L., July 670 Jeffrey E. Barlough Robert M. Lofstedt
Kidd, R., Jan 12, March 263, April 472, Oct 975 Remillard, R.L., July 734 James L. Becht Clinton D. Lothrop
King, J.M., Jan 21, March 252, June 582, July 690, Rosenkrantz, W.S., May 504 Joseph J. Bertone E. Gregory MacEwen
Aug 798, Sept 882, Oct 983, Nov 1062, Dec 1172 Rosychuk, R.A., Feb 164, 182 Denise I. Bounous Sheila M. McGuirk
Klossner, M.C., Nov 1143 Roth, J.A., April 406 Kyle G. Braund Linda Medleau
Knox, K., May 543, Sept 946 Ryan, P.T., Sept 874 Katherine N. Bretzlaff William H. Miller
Krawiec, D.R., Jan 47 Ryder, J.C., Feb 207, 224, April 427, 439 Franklin Bristol Thomas Molitor
Kuehn, N.F.,, April 354 Nancy O. Brown James Morris
T. Douglas Byars Edward A. Moser
L Sands-Freeman, L., May 543 Bruce Clark Michael J. Murray
Landsberg, G.M., Oct 988, 1011 Schaer, M., Aug 782 Ellen C. Codner Dean P. Neely
Lappin, M.R., Dec 1199 Scheidt, A.B., May 543, Sept 946 Patrick Concannon Sharon Patton
Latimer, K.S., Aug 807 Schmeitzel, L.P., Feb 138 C. Guillermo Couto Niels C. Pedersen
LeBlanc, M.M., Nov 1117 Schmitz, D.G., July 748 Rick L. Cowell Augustine T. Peter
Leib, M.S., Sept 890, 892, 900, 913, 922 Schwartz, K.J., Oct 1041 Robert A. Crandell Roy R. Pool
Lewis, D.C., Jan 30 Seahorn, T.L., Jan 67 D. Timothy Crowe Eric R. Pope
Lindley, D.M., Nov 1076 Simms, D.D., Aug 851 Douglas J. DeBoer David G. Powell
Lindsay, W.A., Jan 72 Small, E., Feb 116, 118 Joseph DiPietro Norman W. Rantanen
Luescher, U.A., May 527 Soll, M.D., June 623 Thomas J. Divers Clarence A. Rawlings
Lyle, S.K., Oct 1037 Song, M.D., May 498 David C. Dorman Richard F. Ross
Lyons, E.T., Feb 193, March 320, 332 Spire, M.F., Aug 851 Bruce E. Eilts Roy A. Schultz
Squires, E.L., June 626 Edward R. Eisner James Schumacher
M Swerczek, T.W., March 332, Oct 1019, 1025, Ronald J. Erskine Sonjia M. Shelly
Macy, D.W., March 278 Dec 1205, 1210 Joseph D. Gaines David M. Sherman
Martens, J.G., Sept 936 Charles E. Gardner Ted S. Stashak
Martens, R.J., Sept 936 T Lisle W. George Julia E. Stickle
Massey, R.E., May 518 Tarr, S.F., June 626 Gregory F. Grauer Steven J. Susaneck
Mayrose, V.B., Sept 946 Thatcher, C.D., July 743 Carol B. Grindem Kenneth S. Todd
McKeown, D.B., May 527 Thomas, P.G., Oct 1027 James S. Guy William J. Tranquilli
McLaughlin, S.A., Nov 1076, Dec 1164 Thrall, M.A., Dec 1199 Robert M. Hardy Jeff W. Tyler
McMullan, W.C., April 416 Todd, K.S., June 623 Eleanor C. Hawkins James G.W. Wenzel
MeWhirter, J. D., Aug 851 Tolliver, S.C., Feb 193, March 320, 332 Ralph A. Henderson Stephen D. White
Medleau, L., Aug 807 Tran, T., Oct 1037 Katrin Hinrichs Robert H. Whitlock
Meyers, P.J., Nov 1106 Tranquilli, W.J., June 623 Douglas C. Hoefling Michael D. Willard
Meyers, S.A., Nov 1104, 1117 Katherine A. Houpt David A. Williams
Miller, J.M., Jan 84, 95 Vv Andrew P. Johnson Julia H. Wilson
Monroe, W.E., Sept 892, 900, 913, 922 Van Camp, S.D., June 640, 642 Susan E. Johnson Kurt Wohlgemuth
Morris, D.L., Oct 1030 Van Donkersgoed, J., Jan 86 Gary R. Johnston Stephen J. Withrow
Morrison, W.B., Nov 1094 Varner, D.D., May 531, 537, Nov 1122 Shirley D. Johnston Robert S. Youngquist
Mortimer, R.G., Oct 1030 Francis A. Kallfelz Steven C. Zicker
Murray, M.J., Aug 815, 820 WwW Renee Kaswan Joseph Zink]
Michael Lane
Wallace, D.H., June 623
Watson, E.L., March 329
Norman, S.N., Oct 1037 Weaver, A.D., Dec 1217, 1227, 1230, 1234
Norsworthy, G.D., Feb 110, June 589 Weiss, R.C., March 276, 308
White, S.D., Feb 164, 182
Whitley, R.D., Nov 1076
Wichtel, J.J., June 647
Woilenzien, A.C., Feb 207, 224, April 427, 439
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