Index by author
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Alarcon, Graciela S.
- You have accessArthralgias, myalgias, facial erythema, and a positive ANA: not necessarily SLEGraciela S. Alarcon, MD, MPHCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 361-364;
Physicians frequently see patients with vague musculoskeletal complaints and intermittent rashes who are thought to have a connective tissue disease.
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Cady, Roger K.
- You have accessNational headache foundationGlen D. Solomon, MD, Roger K. Cady, MD, Jack A. Klapper, MD and Robert E. Ryan, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 373-383;
These guidelines, developed by the National Headache Foundation, target diagnosis, therapy and referral.
Clough, John D.
- You have accessDear ColleagueJohn D. Clough, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 345;
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Frost, Frederick
- You have accessPitfalls in managing routine medical problems of patients with spinal cord injuryFrederick Frost, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 352-354;
Physicians caring for patients with spinal cord injury need to know how to apply management strategies uniquely appropriate in these patients.
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Hoffman, Gary S.
- You have accessArthralgias, myalgias, facial erythema, and a positive ANA: not necessarily SLEGraciela S. Alarcon, MD, MPHCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 361-364;
Physicians frequently see patients with vague musculoskeletal complaints and intermittent rashes who are thought to have a connective tissue disease.
Hoogwerf, Byron J.
- You have accessLipid-lowering therapy after coronary artery bypass surgery: the Post-CABG trialWilliam J. Stewart, MD and Byron J. Hoogwerf, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 347-351;
The Post-CABG trial is an important milestone that demonstrates the benefits of treating hypercholesterolemia in patients who have had bypass surgery.
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Jones, Edward H.
- You have accessHow physicians can prevent medication errors: practical strategiesEdward H. Jones, PharmD and Rex Speerhas, RPHCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 355-359;
Until improved systems are in place to detect and analyze medication errors, physicians can prevent many serious medication errors by observing some basic safety practices.
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Kalaycio, Matt
- You have accessInpatient management of acute leukemiaMatt Kalaycio, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 385-389;
In treating acute leukemia, there are four medical emergencies that require immediate attention: infection, hemorrhage, hyperleukocytosis, and tumor lysis syndrome.
Klapper, Jack A.
- You have accessNational headache foundationGlen D. Solomon, MD, Roger K. Cady, MD, Jack A. Klapper, MD and Robert E. Ryan, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 373-383;
These guidelines, developed by the National Headache Foundation, target diagnosis, therapy and referral.
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Markman, Maurie
- You have accessInpatient management of acute leukemiaMatt Kalaycio, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 385-389;
In treating acute leukemia, there are four medical emergencies that require immediate attention: infection, hemorrhage, hyperleukocytosis, and tumor lysis syndrome.
Mcbride, Patrick
- You have accessTo the Editor: Organized MedicinePatrick Mcbride, MD, MPHCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 390;
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Peterson, Alan A.
- You have accessOrganized MedicineAlan A. Peterson, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 390;
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Ryan, Robert E.
- You have accessNational headache foundationGlen D. Solomon, MD, Roger K. Cady, MD, Jack A. Klapper, MD and Robert E. Ryan, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 373-383;
These guidelines, developed by the National Headache Foundation, target diagnosis, therapy and referral.
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Solomon, Glen D.
- You have accessNational headache foundationGlen D. Solomon, MD, Roger K. Cady, MD, Jack A. Klapper, MD and Robert E. Ryan, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 373-383;
These guidelines, developed by the National Headache Foundation, target diagnosis, therapy and referral.
Speerhas, Rex
- You have accessHow physicians can prevent medication errors: practical strategiesEdward H. Jones, PharmD and Rex Speerhas, RPHCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 355-359;
Until improved systems are in place to detect and analyze medication errors, physicians can prevent many serious medication errors by observing some basic safety practices.
Stewart, William J.
- You have accessLipid-lowering therapy after coronary artery bypass surgery: the Post-CABG trialWilliam J. Stewart, MD and Byron J. Hoogwerf, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 347-351;
The Post-CABG trial is an important milestone that demonstrates the benefits of treating hypercholesterolemia in patients who have had bypass surgery.
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Tai, Desmon Y.
- You have accessAdult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS): current management, future directionsHerbert P. Wiedemann, MD and Desmon Y. Tai, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 365-372;
Half of the patients who develop ARDS die of it. However, a number of new ideas about supportive management and experimental therapies offer hope of reducing the mortality rate.
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Vidt, Donald G.
- You have accessHow physicians can prevent medication errors: practical strategiesEdward H. Jones, PharmD and Rex Speerhas, RPHCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 355-359;
Until improved systems are in place to detect and analyze medication errors, physicians can prevent many serious medication errors by observing some basic safety practices.
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Wiedemann, Herbert P.
- You have accessAdult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS): current management, future directionsHerbert P. Wiedemann, MD and Desmon Y. Tai, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 365-372;
Half of the patients who develop ARDS die of it. However, a number of new ideas about supportive management and experimental therapies offer hope of reducing the mortality rate.
Wilke, William S.
- You have accessPitfalls in managing routine medical problems of patients with spinal cord injuryFrederick Frost, MDCleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine July 1997, 64 (7) 352-354;
Physicians caring for patients with spinal cord injury need to know how to apply management strategies uniquely appropriate in these patients.