Table of Contents

October 01, 2004; Volume 71,Issue 10

From the Editor

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Tight inpatient glucose control: Why didn’t we think of this before?
John D. Clough, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 767;

Standardized algorithms to manage chronic diseases such as diabetes in the hospital should get more patients out of the hospital alive.

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Which adults with acute diarrhea should be evaluated?
Thomas Helton, DO and David D.K. Rolston, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 778-785;

Review

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Dementia with Lewy bodies: Diagnosis and clinical approach
David S. Geldmacher, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 789-800;
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Hospital management of diabetes: Beyond the sliding scale
Etie Moghissi, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 801-808;

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A construction worker with recent confusion, disorientation, and somnolence
Nolan McMullin, MD and John Queen, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 809-814;

What is the cause of this patient’s symptoms: the bump on the head he received at work, or his “occasional” drinking?

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Drug-eluting stents: The beginning of the end of restenosis?
Cameron Haery, MD, Ravish Sachar, MD and Stephen G. Ellis, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 815-824;

Drug-eluting stents are here, and they are better than ordinary stents. But how much better?

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Drug-eluting stents are here—now what? Implications for clinical practice and health care costs
John W. Hirshfeld, MD and Robert L. Wilensky, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 825-828;

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Treating osteoporosis in postmenopausal women: A case approach
Michael I. Keller, MD

Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine October 2004, 71 (10) 829-837;

We now have several agents of different classes for treating postmenopausal osteoporosis. In this paper, a case report serves as the focus for a discussion of the risk factors for postmenopausal osteoporosis and of the available therapies.